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  • 31/05/2018 UACES News | Issue 91 (Spring 2018)

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    Issue 91 | Spring 2018 View this email in your browser

    In this issue: Events, Jobs, Members' News and Books, UACES Scholars 2018, ElectionResults, CRNs, Podcasts, Resources

    Chair's Column This is my penultimate column for the newsletter as Chair. Mysuccessor will be Nick Startin and the Committee will also bejoined by two new elected members, Viviane Gravey and HeidiMaurer. Congratulations to all three. We are grateful to allmembers who put themselves up for election in 2018, andcommiserate with those just pipped at the post.

    Katharine King has been appointed as interim Executive Director to cover for EmilyLinnemann who is now on maternity leave. We are delighted to welcome Katharine to theoffice and wish Emily all the very best for the coming year. In 2018 we continue to financially support our members. In this newsletter, you’ll find thewinning articles of this year’s Luke Foster Prize for Best JCER Article as well as the 2018UACES Scholars. It is very much part of UACES’s mission to support student and early career members inthese ways. To learn more about your needs, we would like to hear from our postgraduatestudent members, or those who have recently completed their PhD. We hope that you willtake part in our survey: all participants will have a chance to win some fabulous prizes. Our mission over the past 50 years has been ‘to advance education for the public benefitthrough the promotion of teaching and research in contemporary European Studies’. Wehave been celebrating the last half century of doing so; those activities and resources havebeen archived online and are still growing. I’m proud that we have put UACES and itsaccomplishments on the record in this way.

    Helen Drake, Loughborough University London Read the full version of Helen's column here

    Save newsletter offline to read later

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    Events

    Events Calendar

    Browse upcoming events worldwidein European Studies

    June | July | All months

    UACES 2018 | Bath, UK

    Browse the programme and register(with discounts for UACES

    members, students and early-career researchers).

    SAVE THE DATES

    UACES 2019 | Lisbon, Portugal

    1-4 September 2019

    www.uaces.org/lisbon | #UACES2019

    Publications

    New JCER issue published

    JCER Vol 14, No 1 (2018)

    Call for Reviewers

    Find out more

    The 2018 Luke Foster Prize for Best JCER Article

    Winning Article (500 GBP Prize)

    “The Sino-European Solar Panel Dispute: China’s Successful Carrot and StickApproach Towards Europe” by Astrid Pepermans (Vrije UniversiteitBrussel) in JCER Vol 13 No 4.

    Runners-Up (250 GBP Prize)

    “Democratic Legitimacy, Desirability and Deficit in EU Governance” by ThomTheuns (Sciences-Po Paris / University of Amsterdam) and Maurits de Jongh(Sciences-Po Paris) in JCER Vol 13 No 3.

    https://uaces.org/events/calendar/?month=3&year=0&search_term=&type=&country=&display_mode=2&filter=searchhttps://www.uaces.org/events/calendar/?month=6&year=0&search_term=&type=&country=&display_mode=2&filter=searchhttps://www.uaces.org/events/calendar/?month=7&year=0&search_term=&type=&country=&display_mode=2&filter=searchhttps://www.uaces.org/events/calendar/https://www.uaces.org/events/conferences/bath/programme/#.WwgYVkgvyUkhttps://www.uaces.org/events/conferences/bath/https://www.uaces.org/events/conferences/lisbon/https://www.jcer.net/index.php/jcer/issue/view/54https://jcer.net/index.php/jcer/announcement/view/61https://www.jcer.net/index.php/jcer/article/view/831https://www.jcer.net/index.php/jcer/article/view/795

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    “Far Beyond the Treaties’ Clauses: The Europeans Parliaments’ Gain in Power,1952-1979” by Mechthild Roos (University of Luxembourg) in JCER Vol 13 No 2. The 2018 Luke Foster Prize for the Best JCER Article rewards the best articlepublished in 2017 by a PhD student or early-career academic. Thank you toeveryone who voted and to the James Madison Charitable Trust for generouslysupporting the prize.

    Follow JCER Visit the JCER website

    New Books by UACES Members The Routledge Handbook of European Public Policy — NikolaosZahariadis and Laurie Buonanno EU Emergency Response Policies and NGOs: Trends and Innovations — DanielaIrrera The Politics of Nuclear Energy in the European Union — Pamela M. Barnes Governing Climate Change: Polycentricity in Action? — eds. Andrew Jordan, DaveHuitema, Harro van Asselt and Johanna Forster Europe and Northern Ireland's Future: Negotiating Brexit's Unique Case — MaryMurphy

    Routledge/UACES Contemporary European Studies Series

    The Contested Diplomacy of the European ExternalAction Service — Jost-Henrik Morgenstern-PomorskiPower Politics, Banking Union and EMU — ShawnDonnellyEU Human Rights and DemocratizationPolicies — Felipe Gómez Isa, Cristina ChurrucaMuguruza and Jan Wouters

    Appointments and Achievements

    https://www.jcer.net/index.php/jcer/article/view/770http://www.jamesmadisoncharitabletrust.org.uk/http://www.twitter.com/jcerjournalhttp://www.twitter.com/jcerjournalhttp://www.jcer.net/http://www.jcer.net/https://play.google.com/store/books/details?id=h7A-DwAAQBAJhttps://play.google.com/store/books/details?id=AzZCDwAAQBAJhttps://cup.columbia.edu/book/the-politics-of-nuclear-energy-in-the-european-union/9783847406877https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/governing-climate-change/033486F6DA7F2CD1F8F3D6011B17909Bhttps://cup.columbia.edu/book/europe-and-northern-irelands-future/9781788210300https://www.routledge.com/The-Contested-Diplomacy-of-the-European-External-Action-Service-Inception/Morgenstern-Pomorski/p/book/9781138039469https://www.routledge.com/Power-Politics-Banking-Union-and-EMU-Adjusting-Europe-to-Germany/Donnelly/p/book/9781138572300https://www.routledge.com/EU-Human-Rights-and-Democratization-Policies-Achievements-and-Challenges/Isa-Muguruza-Wouters/p/book/9781138086869

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    Davor Jancic (QMUL Law) has won the 'Teacher of theYear Award' at Queen Mary University of London.

    Anna Wambach (Newcastle University) has passed her viva for her PhD entitled: ‘TheEuropean Union in British news discourse from 2014 to 2015: A Dialectical-RelationalCritical Discourse Analysis’. Andi Hoxhaj (Warwick Law School) has won a British Academy Rising Star EngagementAward to create a UK-Western Balkans Early Career Network on Migration, Security andJustice. Thomas Hoerber (ESSCA) has been appointed as Series Editor to the Routledge SpacePower and Politics series (view call for contributions). Mireille Hildebrandt (Vrije Universiteit Brussel / Radboud University) has been awardedan ERC Advanced Grant for the project 'Counting as a Human Being in the Era ofComputational Law'. Correction to Issue 90: Anna Piszcz has been appointed as Editor-in-Chief of iKAR(internet Quarterly on Antitrust and Regulation)

    Welcome to new UACES Group Member:

    Graduate School of Government &European StudiesNova Univerza, Slovenia | Learn more

    UACES Scholars 2018 We are delighted to announce the 2018 recipients of the UACES and James MadisonCharitable Trust (JMCT) Scholarships. Each scholar will be undertaking field-work abroadin 2018. You will learn more about them and their trips in future issues of UACES News. UACES Scholarship Ingmar Versolmann, University of Edinburgh Martina Fuerruter, University of St Gallen Kira Gartzou Katsouyanni, London School of Economics & Political Science Olena Lyubchenko, York University, Canada UACES JMCT Scholarship

    https://www.qmsu.org/news/article/sslcstaff2012/Education-Awards-201718/https://www.uaces.org/documents/newsletter-preview/space-policy-call.pdfhttps://www.uaces.org/membership/group/profile.php?group_member_id=171

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    Patrick Utz, University of Edinburgh Bruno Theodoro Luciano, University of Birmingham

    Next scholarship application deadline: 12th October 2018

    Call for Survey Participants: Complete the UACES Postgraduate Survey to enter our Prize Draw.

    Postgraduate and early-career researchers are eligible.

    Europe After Brexit: NewOpportunities for Democratic Politics? What might Brexit mean for the rest ofEurope? That was the heart of aconference hosted by ESPOL – theEuropean School of Political and SocialSciences – in the Catholic University ofLille on 9-10 November (supported by aUACES Small Event Grant). Event blog, videos and photos

    Outreach, Reconciliation and ConflictSensitivity: The War ChildhoodMuseum in Sarajevo The UACES Collaborative ResearchNetwork ‘Europe and theEveryday’ reflects on the experience ofthe War Childhood Museum in Sarajevo.A paper on the subject will be presentedat UACES 2018. Read blog post

    New UACES Podcasts Expert on Europe | Ideas on Europe | UACES Events

    Our brand new and growing podcast series featuresinterviews with UACES members, explores the ideas

    published in our journals and blogs, and includesrecordings from UACES events.

    Listen now

    Roundtable on the Future of

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    Europe (Chair: Dame HelenWallace)

    If you missed our last #UACES50 event,

    you can still watch a recording onYoutube.

    UACES Election Results 2018

    UACES Chair

    We are pleased to announce that the newly elected Chair of UACES for September 2018-2021 is Nicholas Startin (Senior Lecturer in European Politics and Head of Department ofPolitics, Languages and International Studies, University of Bath).

    Helen Drake, Loughborough University London, remains Chair until September 2018.

    UACES Committee Members

    We're delighted to be welcoming Viviane Gravey (Queen's University Belfast) and HeidiMaurer (London School of Economics) to join us as Committee Members for 2018-21.

    Thank you once again to the electorate and to all who stood for election.

    News from UACES Collaborative ResearchNetworks (CRNs)

    Diffuse Authority and Contestation inthe EU Energy Transition: Workshop Scholars and practitioners assembled atthe University of Maastricht on the

    19th and 20th April 2018 for the third (andfinal) scheduled workshop of the UACES

    Workshop on Financial Accountability

    The third and final workshop of UACESCRN EUFINACCO was held at DeustoUniversity in Bilbao. It was attended by members of theEuropean Court of Auditors and the

    https://youtu.be/-7iG-cqz3zwhttps://youtu.be/-7iG-cqz3zwhttp://www.bath.ac.uk/profiles/head-of-department-of-politics-languages-international-studies-nicholas-startin/https://pure.qub.ac.uk/portal/en/persons/viviane-gravey(0861c6cb-c775-42c4-b21f-01d1de5901a0).htmlhttp://www.lse.ac.uk/international-relations/people/maurerhttps://youtu.be/5QlA3NxcvMshttps://uacesoneurope.ideasoneurope.eu/2018/03/07/the-surveillance-triangle-authorities-data-subjects-and-means

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    CRN on European Energy. The workshop provided some livelydiscussion around the central theme of‘diffuse and contested authority’ in thefield of EU Energy policy, and proved tobe another dynamic, stimulating andenjoyable ‘meeting of minds’. Read event blog

    European Parliament alongsideresearchers from Berlin, London, Tilburg,Strathclyde, Valencia and Warsaw. Held atthe Law Faculty, there were several MAstudents in attendance who follow Maria’sJean Monnet module Students Awarenessof Public Integrity and Accountability.

    Read event blog

    Effective Enforcement of EU Law and Policy

    2018 is a busy year for the network with members attending three internationalconferences to present their work on EU enforcement. In June, members will be presentingpapers at a panel on EU Enforcement and Compliance at the first annual conference ofCompliance.Net at the University of California, Irvine. In July, the CRN will hold a panel entitled, ‘Assessing the effectiveness of regulatory

    enforcement in the EU: In search of an interdisciplinary approach’ at the 7th BiennialConference of the ECPR Standing Group on Regulatory Governance at the University ofLausanne, Switzerland. The inaugural meeting of the CRN will also be held in Lausannewhere members will have a chance to meet in person to exchange ideas and discussfuture collaborations.

    In September, two panels will be held at the UACES 48th Annual Conference at theUniversity of Bath, UK, on the Effective Enforcement of EU Law and Policy (panels 115and 315), with a further opportunity for members to meet and network. If you would like to join the network, or publish a working paper or blog post, pleasecontact Dr. Sara Drake ([email protected]) or Dr. Melanie Smith([email protected]) at Cardiff School of Law and Politics, Cardiff University.

    Gendering EU Studies GES Virtual Research Seminar Series: Coming Soon 'Walking into the Footprint of EU Law: Unpacking the Gendered Consequences of Brexit',Roberta Guerrina (University of Surrey) and Annick Masselot (University of Canterbury) Sign up to join the virtual audience. Summer School - Gendering European Politics and Law University of Surrey, 2-6 July 2018 This intensive programme will introduce you to a complex range issues and trends

    Follow @euenforcement.

    https://uacesoneurope.ideasoneurope.eu/2018/05/31/diffuse-authority-and-contestation-in-the-eu-energy-transition-workshop-report/http://fasos.maastrichtuniversity.nl/weekly/report-third-and-final-eufinacco-workshop-on-financial-accountability/http://fasos.maastrichtuniversity.nl/weekly/report-third-and-final-eufinacco-workshop-on-financial-accountability/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdUI8zfzVjPyYaHyNpYmW92NMdSFbIaHDFtUsN0YnE2RYKOKg/viewformhttp://twitter.com/euenforcement

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    underpinning the historical development of gender equality policies in Europe and theimpact of Brexit on the equality regime in the UK. This programme sets out to assess theimpact of crisis on gender equality policies in the UK and Europe more widely. Exploringthe gendered nature of crises (economic, security and political), this programme focuseson the development of key competencies for the assessment of gender equality outcomes.This innovative five day training course provides a range of tools and approaches to carryout gender analyses and impact assessments. The programme will zoom in on theunintended gender consequences of Brexit in order to examine the complex relationshipbetween national and regional policy making as well as the importance of mainstreaminggender in the context of international negotiations.

    Keep up-to-date by following @GenderEU, joining the Facebook group and signing upto the mailing list.

    INTERSECT: Technology-Security-Society interplays in Europe

    Call for Papers – STS and the study of Europe (Bath, 6-7 November 2018) The second INTERSECT workshop is scheduled to take place at the University of Bath on6 and 7 November 2018. It is organized in cooperation with the Nordic Centre ofExcellence for Security Technologies and Societal Values (NordSTEVA) and its aim is toexplore how Science and Technology Studies (STS) can be crossed with both EU studiesand other theoretical concepts and approaches that have emerged to study the social,economic and political reality of Europe. Issues to be discussed include:

    Disciplinary dialogues between STS and European Studies;Integrative and agentic capacities of technologies in Europe;Politics of (algorithmic) knowledge and expertise in EU security;‘Responsible Research and Innovation’ (RRI) in the field of EU security.

    The keynote speech will be delivered by Prof. Mireille Hildebrandt (VU Brussels).

    We invite submissions addressing different aspects of the above-mentioned topics.Graduate students are particularly welcome to submit their abstracts, and a few smalltravel grants (100 GBP) are available for graduate students on a competitive basis.

    Please send your 250-word abstract and 100-word bio by 20 June 2018 to Dr AndréBarrinha ([email protected]).

    Europe and the Everyday: Grassroots, EU and the Politics of Crisis

    Follow @GenderEU

    View Call for Papers

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    Call for Papers: Europe and the Everyday: Grassroots Experience and Mobilisation (21

    September 2018, Leicester, UK)

    'Europe and the Everyday' Papers at UACES 2018 in Bath:

    Contesting Democracy? Spain, Catalonia and the Constitutional Debate Paul Anderson (Canterbury Christ Church University)

    Thomas Lundberg (University of Glasgow)

    Bringing in the Europeanised Other? Perceptions on Refugee Integration amongPublic Employees and the Civil Society.

    Katerina Glyniadaki (LSE)

    Corruption and Conflagration: Spatial Dimensions of Protest in Bucharest Followingthe Colectiv Fire

    Remus Creţan (West University of Timişoara) Thomas O’Brien (Cranfield University)

    Outreach, Reconciliation and Conflict Sensitivity: The War Childhood Museum in

    Sarajevo Simona Guerra (University of Leicester)

    Jasminko Halilovic (War Childhood Museum) Amina Krvavac (War Childhood Museum)

    Jobs

    Research Officer (South Eastern Europe)

    London School of Economics - European Institute

    Application Deadline: 15 June 2018 | Learn more

    Vacancies in your department? Send them to [email protected] to be featured on theUACES Jobs Board.

    Resources

    Follow @EuropeEveCRN

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    From The UK in a Changing Europe

    Interview with Tony Blair: http://ukandeu.ac.uk/multimedia/article-50-one-year-on-tony-blair/

    Regional impacts of Brexit: http://ukandeu.ac.uk/article-50-one-year-on-regional-and-sectoral-impacts-of-brexit/

    Worker’s rights report: http://ukandeu.ac.uk/workers-rights-under-threat-post-brexit-new-report-finds/

    The economic impact of Brexit on women by Mary-Ann Stephenson

    Open-Access Special Issues

    Review of European and Russian Affairs (RERA) Vol 12 No 1 (2018): Crises of theEU and their Impact on European Integration — Amy Verdun (Guest Co-Editor)

    Copyright © 2018 UACES, All rights reserved.

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