2005-06 Calendar

Fall 2005 CES events are listed below.

• 9 September
  European Union Center/Chicago Council on Foreign Relations
  Special Event: "European Union—U.S. Relations"
  With John Bruton, European Union Ambassador to the United States,
  and Sir David Manning, British Ambassador to the United States
  (Reception, luncheon, keynote address, and discussion)
  CANCELLED (due to Katrina)
  
  
• 14 September
  Alex Caviedes
  UW-Madison Department of Political Science
  "EU-US Relations"
  7:00 p.m., Madison Public Library, Sequoya Branch
  
  
• 15 September
  Joanne Scott (Marshall-Monnet Scholar-in-Residence)
  CANCELLED - to be rescheduled
  
  
• 15 September
  Tamara Hervey
  Professor of Law, University of Nottingham Law School
  "The European Union and Health: An Overview"
  CANCELLED - to be rescheduled
  
  
• 15 September
  Roberto González Echevarría
  Sterling Professor of Hispanic and Comparative Literature, Yale University
  "The Prisoner of Sex: Don Quixote I, 22"
  Part of Don Quixote in Wisconsin
  
  
• 21 September
  Jose Alvarez
  Hamilton Fish Professor of International Law and Diplomacy, Columbia Law School
  "International Organizations as Lawmakers: The Promises and Perils"
  
  
• 22-24 September
  Wisconsin Workshop: "Writing in Images"
  
  
• 28 September
  Roundtable on the Future of the European Union
  
  
• 28 September
  Sara Lennox
  Professor of Germanic Languages and Literature, Director of the Social Thought and Political Economy Program, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
  "Beyond Eurocentrism: Globalization, 'Race,' and German Studies"
  (CGES Lecture Series, "Gender, Revolution, and Citizenship in Modern Societies")
  
  
• 30 September
  Film: Time Out (L’Emploi du temps) (France, 134 mins)
  Director: Laurent Cantet
  
  
• 3 October
  Ulrich Grothus
  Director of DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service)
  Open Meeting about DAAD Funding Opportunitities for Study, Travel, and Work in Germany
  
  
• 6 October
  John Deathridge
  King Edward Professor of Music at King's College, London
  "The Invention of German Music circa 1800"
  
  
• 7 October
  Film: Decent Factory in China (France/Finland, 79 mins)
  Director: Thomas Balmès
  
  
• 7-8 October
  Workshop: "Unconscious Dominions: Comparing Histories of Psychoanalysis, Empire, and Citizenship"
  
  
• 13 October
  On the Road with Hans Christian Andersen
  6:30 p.m., DeForest Public Library
  
  
• 14 October
  Conference: "Consumerism and Environmentalism in a Globalizing Europe"
  
  
• 19 October
  World Cultures Day - Middle School Event
  
  
• 19 October
  Brun-Otto Bryde
  Justice of the Federal Constitutional Court of Germany
  "Fundamental Rights as Guidelines and Inspiration:
  German Constitutionalism in International Perspective"
  
  
• 19 October
  Jörg Echternkamp
  Military History Research Office, Potsdam, Germany
  "Turn of the Tide? World War II in German Historiography"
  
  
• 21 October
  Ronald Asmus
  Executive Director of the German Marshall Fund of the United States’ Transatlantic Center in Brussels
  "The United States and Europe: Can We Put the Trans-Atlantic Alliance Back Together Again?"
  CANCELLED
  
  
• 25 October
  On the Road with Hans Christian Andersen
  6:30 p.m., Clintonville Public Library
  
  
• 28 October
  Workshop: "EU Governance and the Future of Social Europe"
  
  
• 31 October
  Kathrina Zippel
  Assistant Professor of Sociology, Northeastern University
  "The Politics of Sexual Harassment: A Comparative Study of the US, the European Union and Germany"
  CGES Lecture Series, "Gender, Revolution, and Citizenship in Modern Societies"
  
  
• 31 October
  Marie-Christine Hazaël-Massieux
  Université de Provence-Aix
  "The Genesis and History of French-Lexifier Creoles through Literary History"
  
  
• 1 November
  Kathrina Zippel
  Assistant Professor of Sociology, Northeastern University
  "Legal Aspects of Regulating Sexual Harassment: Comparing German, U.S. and EU Approaches"
  
  
• 3 November
  Pamela Potter
  Professor of Musicology, UW-Madison
  "Dismantling a Dystopia: On the Historiography of 'Nazi Music'"
  
  
• 4 November
  Barbara Fuchs
  Associate Professor of Romance Languages, University of Pennsylvania
  "Don Quixote I: History and National Memory"
  Part of Don Quixote in Wisconsin
  
  
• 7 November
  On the Road with Hans Christian Andersen
  7:00 p.m., Eau Claire Public Library
  
  
• 9 November
  Thomas Navratil
  Office of Nordic and Baltic Affairs, U.S. Department of State
  "Challenges and Opportunities in U.S. Relations with Nordic and Baltic Countries"
  
  
• 9 November
  Thomas Navratil
  Office of Nordic and Baltic Affairs, U.S. Department of State
  "Baltic/Northern European Perspective"
  (Lunch Meeting with the Madison Committee on Foreign Relations. Reservations Required).
  
  
• 10 November
  On the Road with Hans Christian Andersen
  7:00 p.m., Madison Public Library, Sequoya Branch
  
  
• 15 November
  Film: "Sophie Scholl - The Final Days" - Pre-Release Events
  with Marc Rothemund, Film Director
  3:00 p.m. Roundtable Discussion
  7:00 p.m. Film and post-screening discussion with the Director
  
  
• 15 November
  Norbert Reich
  Faculty of Law, Bremen University, and former Rector of the Riga Graduate School of Law
  "In Search of a 'European Contract Law' and its Implications for Eastern Europe"
  
  
• 16 November
  Norbert Reich
  Faculty of Law, Bremen University, and former Rector of the Riga Graduate School of Law
  "'Old' vs. 'New' Europe: Social Stability vs. Labour Mobility"
  
  
• 18 November
  Bruno di Marino
  Filmmaker
  "Il cinema underground in Italia"
  
  
• 20 November
  Bruno di Marino
  Filmmaker
  "Short Films from the Italian Underground (1967-72)"
  
  
• 21 November
  Bruno di Marino
  Filmmaker
  "Il cinema sperimentale di Paolo Gioli"
  
  
• 22 November
  Elizabeth Mittman
  Professor of German, Michigan State University
  "Gender, Citizenship and the Public Sphere in Post-Unification Germany"
  (CGES Lecture Series, "Gender, Revolution, and Citizenship in Modern Societies")
  
  
• 28 November
  John Bruton
  European Union Ambassador to the United States,
  Sir David Manning
  British Ambassador to the United States
  "European Union—U.S. Relations"
  5:30 p.m., The Fairmont Hotel, Chicago (Registration required - see link)
  
  
• 28 November
  "Roundtable: Why Is France Burning?"
  
  
• 1 December
  Colleen Dunlavy
  Professor of History, UW-Madison
  "Shareholder Democracy--The Real Thing, Or the History Behind the EU's Push for One Vote Per Share"
  
  
• 5 December
  Amy Schalet
  Ibis Social Science Fellow in Abortion and Reproductive Health, University of California, San Francisco
  "Raging Hormones, Regulated Love: Adolescent Sexuality and the Constitution of the Modern Individual in the United States and the Netherlands"
  CGES Lecture Series, "Gender, Revolution, and Citizenship in Modern Societies"