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Within the framework of the EMEDIATE Project at its coordinating institution the IUE a Working Group meeting on a quasi weekly basis has been established to generate discussion of the issues concerning the project (media, visuality, the public sphere, representation, Europe, crisis, language etc.) and establish a critical mass of researchers.

Spring Semester 2006

(All regularly scheduled Wednesday meetings take place from 11.00-13.00 in the seminar room of villa La Fonte)

Wednesday 1 March 2006
Andreas Wimmel, Beyond the Bosphorus? Comparing German, French and British Discourses on Turkey's Application to join the European Union

Wednesday 15 March 2006
Michael Brüggemann, The Challenge of Communicating Europe - The Information Policy of the European Commission

Workshop 19 and 20 May 2006

Constitutional Ratification Crisis: Exploring the European Public Sphere

Outline (pdf)
Preliminary program (pdf)

Convenors:
Ulrike Liebert (Jean Monnet Centre, Bremen University)
Hans-Jörg Trenz (Arena/Oslo)
Bo Stråth (EUI/Fiesole)

 

Autumn Semester 2005

Wednesday 26 October 10.00-12.00

Jan-Henrik Meyer Evolution of a European Public Sphere: Comparing the Summits of the Hague 1969 and Paris 1974

Wednesday 9 November 10.00-12.00

Amelie Kutter Europeanisation of discourses? Some insights from the study of integration discourses in Polish and German print media debates about the European Constitution

 

Wednesday 30 November 10.00-12.00

Sophie Huber Polyphony on European identity - The European Community and its international mirrors - 1962-1973

Wednesday 7 December 10.00-12.00

Nicole Dörr  Towards a European public sphere from below? The case of the social forums in Europe

 

Autumn Semester 2004

Wednesday 6 Oct 15.00-17.00
Bo Strath/Hagen Schulz-Forberg/James Kaye
Introduction


Wednesday 13 October 15.00-17.00
Hagen Schulz-Forberg, Communicative Models, Representation and Meaning
Cathleen Kantner, Waiting for a European "Progressive Era". The European Public and Its Problems


Friday 29 October 10.00-12.00
Cathleen Kantner, European Security and Defence Policy and the Emergence of a Shared Normative Self-Understanding


Friday 12 November 10.00-12.00
James Kaye, Of Pictures and Symbols, Europe as Imaginary Public Sphere


Wednesday 17 November 10.00-12.00
Jan-Henrik Meyer, The European Council of June 17/18, 2004: Comments on the Constitution


Friday 26 November 10.00-12.00
Halan Koff, On the Cutting Edge: Intended and Unintended Consequences of Regional
Integration in Border Communities in North America and Europe


Wednesday 1 December 10.00-12.00
Ann Zimmermann, The Internet - Does it Fulfil the Expectations? Characteristics of Transnational Online Communication and Link-Networks


Wednesday 8 December 15.00-17.00
Hagen Schulz-Forberg,The Image of Europe and the Public Sphere
James Kaye The Image Competition

 

Winter Semester 2005

Wednesday 26 January
James Kaye, The Imagination of the EU, A Visual/Textual Narrative of Europe


Wednesday 2 February
Hagen Schulz-Forberg, State of the Art: The European Public Sphere


Wednesday 9 February
Nicole Dörr, European Public Sphere Beyond Language Barriers? The Case of the European Social Forums


Wednesday 16 February
Nina Wormbs, Transnational Broadcasting: A European Example


24-25 February
EMEDIATE consortium meeting Florence


Monday 28 February
EMEDIATE Meeting Summary Discussion (NB. Special Session meets Monday!)


Wednesday 16 March
Reinhart Koselleck, Visualisation of Memory

Wednesday 20 April Brigitta Busch, Disputed Languages

Wednesday 27 April
Christoph Baerenreuter, Researching the European Public Sphere and its Political Functions

Wednesday 25 May (NB: Special Double Seminar Beginning at 9.30)

9.30
Nikola Janovic, The Balkan Internet Nexus (Cancelled)

11.00 Coffee

11.15
Zoe Bray, Living Boundaries: Communication in EU Cross-Border Cooperation in the Basque Country

Wednesday 1 June
Hagen Schulz-Forberg and James Kaye. State of the Art of Trans State Media

 


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