Does the Lisbon Treaty raise more problems than it solves ?

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25/05/2010 - 11:00
25/05/2010 - 12:30
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Does the Lisbon Treaty raise more problems than it solves?
Daubeny Room, Magdalene College
11.00 – 12.30
Tuesday, 25th May

Does the long-heralded Lisbon Treaty pose fresh questions rather than solve older problems? Which way is Europe going? Is the European political class up to the job of embedding a new European citizenry? Is our triumvirate up to the job? What is the role for national leaders and presidents? Who leads Europe forward in this new Global era? Is Europe prepared for challenges from the East? Where is the Europe of our dreams?

This lively panel debate began with brief initial provocations from two long-standing Europeanists and two graduate Jenkins Scholars

  • Dr Chris Bickerton, Departmental Lecturer in International Relations, Wadham College, University of Oxford
  • Dr Pavlos Eleftheriadis, Tutorial Fellow in Law, Mansfield College, University of Oxford
  • Frank Carle, St Hugh’s, Oxford University
  • Josha Seitsma, Law Department, Leiden University

 Chair: Dr Paul Flather, Secretary-General, the Europaeum & Mansfield College

This event was organised with the support of the Europaeum association of leading European universities, which includes both Oxford and Leiden.

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Daubeny Room, Magdalene College, University of Oxford