LECTURES spring 2008
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01 Feb 2008
The European Union - A Neo-Medieval Empire?
JAN ZIELONKA
Professor of European Politics University of Oxford Ralf Dahrendorf Fellow at St Antony s College
15 Apr 2008
Reforming Pensions in Europe: The Political Significance of Technicalities
GIULIANO BONOLI
Swiss Graduate School of Public Administration IDHEAP, Lausanne
17 Apr 2008
The Fight against Undeclared Work: A New Challenge for an Enlarged Europe?
GUIDO VANDERSEYPEN
Deputy Head of Unit, Employment Strategy DG Employment, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities European Commission, Brussels
17 Apr 2008
Active Labour Market Policies in the UK What Lessons Can We Learn from the British Experience?
MICHELLE DE CORT
Department for Work and Pensions, London
18 Apr 2008
Opening Up the Labour Market to People with Disabilities: The French Experience
FRANCOIS ATGER
Territorial Director of AGEFIPH French National Employment Agency for Disabled People
18 Apr 2008
Creating Low-Skilled Jobs: The French Strategy
HENRI STERDYNIAK
French Observatory of Economic Conjunctures OFCE, Paris
15 May 2008
Pension Reform in the European Union: How to Cope with Ageing Populations?
PER ECKEFELDT
DG Economic and Financial Affairs European Commission, Brussels
16 May 2008
The Pension Crisis in France Causes and Remedies
EPHRAIM MARQUER
Director of Employee Savings and Retirement Schemes AFG, Paris
16 May 2008
Pension Reform in the Nordic Countries What Can Other EU Member States Learn?
MIKA VIDLUND
Finnish Centre for Pensions
16 May 2008
Can French Pension Systems still Fulfill their Implicit Commitments?
DIDIER BLANCHET
French National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies INSEE, Paris
21 May 2008
PARIS MAY 68 AND PROVO AMSTERDAM 65 Trying to Understand Two Postmodern Youth Revolts
MARCEL H. VAN HERPEN
Director The Cicero Foundation
12 Jun 2008
SARKOZY, FRANCE, AND NATO Will Sarkozy s Rapprochement to NATO Be Sustainable?
MARCEL H. VAN HERPEN
Director The Cicero Foundation