The Department of European and International Studies at King's College London is delighted to announce its new 2021/22 seminar series on European politics. As an interdisciplinary department, EIS is dedicated to hosting critical seminars which investigate Europe and the EU through the lenses of foreign policy, political economy, comparative and party politics, political sociology, political geography, and European politics beyond Brexit. These events are open to all who are interested, and these events will be held online. A full schedule of events and Eventbrite registration can be found here, and further information about the seminar series is located here.
Forthcoming seminars in 2021 include:
EIS Departmental Seminar Series 2021-2022 (15.00 to 16:15 Wednesdays [UK time])
- 6 October - Hannah Cross and Harsha Walias double book launch: Migration beyond Capitalism (5:30 – 7:30 pm) organised with the Seminar in Contemporary Marxist Theory
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27 October - Hermann Mark Schwartz (University of Virginia): Intellectual property rights and the US dollar as the dominant global currency
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17 November – Nathalie Giger (University of Geneva) Not visible enough? Politicians’ explanations of economic inequality and its consequences
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1st December - Roundtable on the Trade Wars - organised with the Seminar in Contemporary Marxist Theory
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8 December – Ana Juncos (Bristol University) The Politicisation and Contestation of EU Foreign Policy
For any queries or further information, please contact Dr Russell Foster at russell.1.foster@kcl.ac.uk
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