The EU at 60: Europe Since the Treaty of Rome

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On the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome, this event will offer an opportunity of dialogue among scholars and practitioners of the European Union, who will reflect upon the Treaty of Rome in a historical perspective and discuss the future of the EU.

Speakers include:  Victoria De Grazia (Professor of History and Acting Director of the European Institute), Rui Tavares (Visiting Scholar at NYU Remarque Institute, former Member of the European Parliament), Adam Tooze (Professor of History), Nadia Urbinati (Professor of Political Theory and Hellenic Studies), Joao Vale de Almeida (Ambassador, Head of the EU Delegation to the United Nations), Pierre Vimont (Visiting Professor at the European Institute, former Executive Secretary General of the European External Action Service).

Co-sponsors: The European Institute and The Maison Française at Columbia University, The International Organization and UN Studies Specialization at SIPA, The Columbia European Society, The Columbia European Union Student Association, The Italian Cultural Institute and the Consulates General of Denmark, France, Germany, and Spain.

This event is made possible thanks to the support of the European Union’s Getting to Know Europe Program.

From Columbia Maison Française.