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Contents
1. Introduction
2. Recent and Upcoming Conferences
3. Recent Publications
4. Call for Papers
5. Internet Resources
6. Related Research Programs
7. Related Summer Schools
1. INTRODUCTION
The Forum for Philosophy and Public Policy
at Queen's University is
organizing a multi-year research project
on citizenship, democracy and
minority rights in multiethnic states,
under the direction of Prof. Will
Kymlicka. As part of this project, the
Forum distributes a quarterly
newsletter updating recent developments
in the field, of which this is the
twenty-first issue. We hope that it will
be of interest to anyone working
in the field, whether in academia, public
service, or various
non-governmental organizations.
If you know anyone who would like to be added
to the mailing list for this
newsletter, or if you would like copies of the
back-issues, please contact
us at cded@post.queensu.ca
. For further information about the
research project, you can also reach us by fax
at 613-533-6545.
Back-issues of the newsletter are posted on the
Web on Will Kymlicka's
home-page:
http://www.queensu.ca/cded/newsletter.html
2. RECENT AND UPCOMING CONFERENCES
A conference on "Voice or Exit: Comparative
Perspectives on Ethnic
Minorities in 20th Century Europe" was
held at Humboldt-Universitaet
Berlin, June 14-16, 2001, organized by
Rainer Munz (Humboldt-Universitat),
Rainer Ohliger (Humboldt-Universitat),
William Safran (University of
Colorado at Boulder), and Zsuzsa Torok
(CEU Budapest). The program can be
accessed on the conference web site:
http://www.demographie.de/minorities
The IPSA Political Philosophy Research
Committee organized a conference on
"Global Community: Norms, Virtues &
Justice", Birkbeck College, University
of London, June 21-23, 2001. For
more information, contact Preston King,
Department of Politics and International
Relations, Lancaster University,
Lancaster LA1 4YL, tel: 01524 594282;
fax: 01524 594238; e-mail:
p.king@lancaster.ac.uk
There will be a conference on "Migration
and Integration in Europe - The
Role of Citizenship Education", Kloster
Seeon, Germany, July 6-8, 2001,
organized by the German Bundeszentrale
fur politische Bildung, the
Austrian Bundesministerium fur Bildung,
Wissenschaften und Kultur, and the
Dutch Instituut voor Publiek en Politik.
The aim of this European Expert
Conference is to compare recent developments
and public discussions on
migration and integration in the countries
of the EU. For more
information, contact "Apex-education &
cultural management", Teichstrasse
3, D-58285, Gevelsberg, Germany; tel:
49-2332-4199; fax: 49-2332-757056;
e-mail: ostermann@apex- management.de
The Third International Symposium on "Ethnic
Identities and Political
Action in Post-Cold War Europe" will be
held in Xanthi, Greece, August
16-19, 2001. The symposium is organized
by the School of Social and
Community Science (University of Ulster),
Laboratory of Anthropology
(Democritus University of Thrace), and
International Demokritos
Foundation. For more information,
contact Nikolaos Xirotiris, Laboratory
of Anthropology, P.O. Box 209, GR-69100,
Komotini, Greece; fax:
0030-531-23365 or 0030-531-25212; e-mail:
xirot@he.duth.gr
AMID, the newly established Academy for
Migration Studies in Aalborg,
Denmark (see the Related Research Programs
section for more details about
AMID), will be hosting its inaugural conference
entitled "Multicultural
Citizenship and Integration of Ethnic
Minorities", Aalborg, Denmark,
August 29-30, 2001. For more information,
contact Tina Iversen, e-mail
tive@sprog.auc.dk. Or visit web site http://www.sprog.auc.dk/amid
A conference on the theme "Human Frailty:
Rights, Ethics, and the Search
for Justice" will be held in Bristol,
UK, September 6-7, 2001. Keynote
speakers include Zygmunt Bauman, Jacqueline
Rose, Nancy Scheper-Hughes.
Selected conference papers will appear
in a future special issue of Human
Rights Review. For more information
contact Thomas Cushman, Department of
Sociology, Pendleton East, Room 334, Wellesley
College, Wellesley, MA
02481, USA; tel: (781) 283-2142; fax:
(781) 283-3664; or visit the
conference web site
http://www.uwe.ac.uk/research/centres/cct/conf.shtml
There will be an international Seminar
of Experts on "Indigenous Peoples,
Constitutional States and Treaties or
other constructive arrangements
between Peoples and States", Seville,
Spain September 10-14, 2001. The
seminar is intended in part as a follow-up
to the important report of the
UN special rapporteur, Miguel Alfonso
Martinez, on treaty relations
between indigenous peoples and states
(E/CN.4/Sub.2/1999/20). For more
information, contact Pablo Gutierrez Vega,
Facultad de Derecho,
Universidad de Sevilla, Avda. del Cid,
s/n 41004 Sevilla, tel:
34-954556474; fax: 34-954551300; e-mail:
pvega@fder.us.es
The Centre for Democracy at the University
of Queensland, Brisbane,
Australia is hosting a conference on "Rethinking
Indigenous
Self-determination" on September 25-28,
2001. The aim of the conference
is to promote critical evaluation of the
theory and practice of Indigenous
self-determination in Australia, Canada,
Scandinavia and elsewhere. For
further details visit the conference web
site:
http://www.uq.edu.au/politics/risd/index.htm
The Carnegie Council on Ethics and International
Affairs has a new project
called "History and the Politics of Reconciliation",
directed by Elizabeth
Cole. The project studies how societies
reckon with difficult pasts over
generations, including the ethical dimensions
of how societies select
which parts of their history to emphasize,
commemorate and teach. As part
of this project, a workshop on the theme
of "The Search for a 'Useable
Past'" will be held on October 25-26,
2001. For more information, contact
Elizabeth Cole, Senior Program Officer,
Studies and Education, Carnegie
Council on Ethics and International Affairs,
170 E. 64th Street, New York,
NY 10021; phone: 212-838-4120 ext. 219;
fax: 212-752-2432; e-mail:
lcole@cceia.org
There will be a conference on "Nationalist
Myths and Pluralist Realities
in Central Europe", Edmonton, Canada,
October 25-27, 2001. The conference
is jointly organized by the Canadian Centre
for Austrian and Central
European Studies (CCAuCES) of the University
of Alberta and the Center for
Austrian Studies (CAS) of the University
of Minnesota. The objective of
this conference is to re-examine some
of the most persistent myths of
central European history in the light
of new research, and to reconsider
the confrontational view of the common
past inspired by nationalist
hostilities. For further information,
contact Franz Szabo, Director,
Canadian Centre for Austrian and Central
European Studies, University of
Alberta, Edmonton, AB Canada T6G 2E6.
E-mail: ccauces@gpu.srv.ualberta.ca;
or Gerhard Weiss, Interim Director, Center
for Austrian Studies,
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis MN
55454, U.S.A. E-mail:
casahy@umn.edu.
The Association for Canadian Studies in
partnership with the
Multiculturalism Program (Department of
Canadian Heritage), and the
Metropolis Project Team (Citizenship and
Immigration Canada), is
organizing a two-day policy- research
seminar on "Ethnocultural, Racial,
Religious, and Linguistic Identity", Halifax,
November 1-2, 2001. For
information or to participate, e-mail
general@acs-aec.ca
Centro de Estudios Sociales (CES) at the
Universidad Nacional de Colombia
has been holding international conferences
on an annual basis since 1997.
This year's international seminar is titled
"A Multicultural Nation, the
First Decade of an Inclusive Constitution",
to be held at the Universidad
Nacional de Colombia on November 6-10,
2001. For further information,
contact CES, Carrera 50 #27-70, Edifico
5, Oficina 522 Bogota, Colombia;
e-mail: ces@bacata.usc.unal.edu.co
There will be a conference on "Globalization
and Citizenship" organized by
Gershon Shafir and Alison Brysk to be
held in La Jolla (UCSD), on November
16-17, 2001. For more information,
contact Gershon Shafir, Department of
Sociology 0533, University of California,
San Diego, La Jolla, CA
92093-0533; phone: (858) 534-2575; fax:
(858) 534-4753; e-mail:
gshafir@weber.ucsd.edu
An international congress on "Current Challenges
in Intercultural
Communication" will be held at Pontifical
University of Salamanca (Spain),
November 29-December 1, 2001. For
further information, contact Maria del
Mar Llera, Executive Board Director, Faculty
of Communication, Pontifical
University of Salamanca, Av. Champagnat,
121, Salamanca 37007, Spain; tel:
00-34-923-282-750 ext. 220; fax: 00-34-923-282-747;
e-mail:
communicacionintercultural@upsa.es or
visit the conference web site:
http://www.pagina-web.de/communicacionintercultural
The Sixth International Metropolis Conference
will be held in Rotterdam,
the Netherlands, between November 26-30,
2001. The focus of the
conference includes new developments in
regard to both integration and
migration policies in Europe, North America
and Asia-Pacific. For more
information, e-mail s.minten@mpi-rotterdam.nl
or visit the Metropolis
International web site:
http://www.international.metropolis.net/frameset_e.html
There will be an international workshop
on "European Identities:
Constructs and Conflicts", organized by
Rainer Baubock and hosted by the
Austrian Academy of Sciences and Diplomatic
Academy of Vienna, December
13-15, 2001. For information contact
Rainer Baubock, Austrian Academy of
Sciences, IWE, Postgasse 7/1/2, A-1010
Wien; tel: 43 (0) 1-51581-568; fax:
43 (0) 1-51581-566; e-mail: rainer.baubock@oaew.ac.at
A workshop on "Practical Ethics, Globalization,
and Transcultural
Interaction: Indian and Western Perspectives"
will be held in Delhi on
December 13-15, 2001. For more information,
contact Roy Perret, Centre
for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics,
15 Blackall Street, Barton, ACT
2600, Australia; Phone: 61-2-6125-4754;
Fax: 61-2-6273 3769; e- mail:
roy.perrett@anu.edu.au
There will be a conference on "Political
Democracy and Ethnic Diversity"
to be held in Amsterdam, March 13-15,
2002. For information, contact
Andre W. M. Gerrits, Institute for Russian
and East European Studies,
University of Amsterdam, O.Z. Achterburgwal
237, 1012 DL Amsterdam, The
Netherlands, tel: 31 (0)20 525-2267; fax:
31 (0)20 525-2086; e-mail:
a.gerrits@let.uva.nl
There will be a workshop on "Political
Accommodation of Ethnonationally
Diverse Societies" at the 2002 European
Consortium for Political Research
(ECPR) Joint Sessions, Turin, Italy, March
22-27, 2002. The workshop will
focus on normative and comparative theoretical
frameworks in an integrated
assessment of the constitutional politics
of multination states.
Deadline for submissions is December 1,
2001. For information contact
Shane O'Neill, s.oneill@qub.ac.uk or Josep
Costa josep.costa@cpis.upf.es
or visit the ECPR website:
http://www.essex.ac.uk/ecpr/jointsessions/turin/list.htm#5
The Women's Studies Program at Washington
University in St. Louis is
organizing a conference on "Women and
Citizenship", April 12-14, 2002,
with speakers from philosophy, political
science, law, history and others.
For more information, please contact Prof.
Marilyn Friedman, Department of
Philosophy, Washington University, St.
Louis, MO 63130. Email:
friedman@artsci.wustl.edu
There will be a workshop on "The Public
Discourse of Law and Politics in
Multilingual Societies", organized by
Dario Castiglione. The event will
be hosted by the International Institute
of the Sociology of Law, Antigua
Universidad de Onati, Spain, June 5-8,
2002. The aim of the workshop is
to bring lawyers, political philosophers
and scientists, sociologists and
historians together to offer a framework
of discussion, from an
interdisciplinary perspective, on some
of the issues regarding law and
politics in multilingual societies.
For more information, contact Dr.
Dario Castiglione, Politics, Amory Building,
University of Exeter, Exeter
EX4 4RJ, U.K.; tel: 44 (0) 1392- 263173;
fax: 44 (0) 1392-263305; e-mail:
d.castiglione@ex.ac.uk
3. RECENT PUBLICATIONS
To keep our listing manageable, we are
listing only books and journal
symposia, not individual journal articles.
All prices in U.S. dollars.
Malcolm Anderson, States, Nationalism in
Europe since 1945 (Routledge,
2000) $16.99
James Arthur, Jon Davison, and William
Stow, Social Literacy, Citizenship
Education, and the National Curriculum
(Falmer, 2001) $27.95.
Ronald Beiner and Wayne Norman (Eds.) Canadian
Political Philosophy:
Contemporary Reflections (Oxford University
Press, 2001) $35.00
Anna-Maria Biro and Petra Kovacs (eds)
Diversity in Action: Local Public
Management of Multi-Ethnic Communities
(Open Society Institute, Budapest).
Also available on line:
http://lgi.osi.hu/publications/books/Diversity_in_Action/announce20000301.html
Phillip Cole, Philosophies of Exclusion:
Liberal Political Theory and
Immigration (Edinburgh University Press,
2001) $67.00.
Leo Driedger and Shiva Halli (eds.) Race
and Racism: Canada's Challenge
(Carleton University Press, 2000) $65.00.
Michael Dummett, On Immigration and Refugees (Routledge, 2001) $12.95.
Keith Faulks, Citizenship (Routledge, 2001) $17.95.
Peter Ferdinand (ed.) The Internet, Democracy
and Democratization (Frank
Cass, 2000) $24.50
Gary Gerstle, The American Crucible: Race
and Nation in the Twentieth
Century (Princeton University Press, 2001)
$28.45.
Emily Gill, Becoming Free: Autonomy and
Diversity in the Liberal Polity
(University Press of Kansas, 2001) $19.95.
Teresa Hayter, Open Borders: The Case Against
Immigration Controls (Pluto
Press, 2001) $19.95.
Cheryl Hughes and Yeager Hudson (eds.)
Cultural Integrity and World
Community (Edwin Mellen Press, 2000),
$109.95.
Duncan Ivison, Paul Patton and Will Sanders
(eds.) Political Theory and
the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (Cambridge
University Press, 2000)
$22.95.
Harvey J. Kaye, Are We Good Citizens? Affairs
Political, Literary and
Academic (Teachers College Press, 2001)
$19.95
Michael Keating and John McGarry (eds)
Minority Nationalism and the
Changing International Order (Oxford University
Press, 2001) $70.00
Patrick Macklem, Indigenous Difference
and the Canadian Constitution
(University of Toronto Press, 2001)
$27.95
Jim MacLaughlin, Reimagining the Nation
State: The Contested Terrains of
Nation Building (Pluto Press, 2001) $27.50.
Stephen May, Language and Minority Rights:
Ethnicity, Nationalism, and the
Politics of Language (Longman, 2001) $42.67.
Margaret Moore, The Ethics of Nationalism
(Oxford University Press, 2001),
$45.00.
Uma Narayan and Sandra Harding (eds.) Decentering
the Center: Philosophy
for a Multicultural, Postcolonial, and
Feminist World (Indiana University
Press, 2000) $16.95.
Raymond Plant, Politics, Theology, and
History (Cambridge University
Press, 2001) $24.95.
Willliam Safran and Raymond Maiz, Identity
and Territorial Autonomy in
Plural Societies (Frank Cass, 2000) $24.50
Thanasis D. Sfikas and Cristopher Williams,
(Eds.), Ethnicity and
Nationalism in East Central Europe and
the Balkans (Ashgate, 1999) $94.95.
Kok-Chor Tan, Toleration, Diversity, and
Global Justice (Pennsylvania
State University Press, 2001) $28.50.
Carol Vincent, Including Parents? Education
Citizenship and Parental
Agency (Open University Press, 2000) $28.95.
Hakan Wiberg and Christian P. Scherrer,
(Eds.), Ethnicity and Inter State
Conflict: Types, Causes and Peace Strategies
(Ashgate, 1999) $74.95.
Paul Wilkinson, Terrorism versus Democracy:
The Liberal State Response
(Frank Cass, 2000) $26.50.
Journal Symposia and Special Issues
Citizenship Studies has a special issue
on "American Citizenship" (Volume
5, Number 1, 2001). The issue includes
essays by T. Alexander Aleinikoff,
David Scobey, Nancy Foner, Michael Jones-Correa,
Leti Volpp, and Rogers M.
Smith.
The Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural
Development has a special
issue on "Language Nationalism and Minority
Rights" (Volume 21, Number 5,
2000). The guest editor is Stephen
May. The special issue includes
essays by Stephen May, Naz Rassool, Mairead
Nic Craith, Sue Wright,
Charlotte Hoffmann, and Peter Nelde.
The Journal School Field has a fourth special
issue on Theorizing
Citizenship Education (IV) (Volume XI,
Number 3/4, Autumn/Winter 2000).
The guest editors of the special issue
are Darko Strajn, Mitja Sardoc, and
Janez Justin. Contributors include
Michael Shaughnessy and Kathy Peca,
John Cogan, Bernard Crick, David Kerr,
Ian Davies, Terry Haydn, and Henry
Maitles.
Education Canada has a thematic issue on
"Education for Democracy" (Fall
2000, Vol. 40, no. 3). Contributors
include Ben Levin, Robert Martineau,
Matthias Ronssler, Pam Wister, Kathy Beaton
and Pam Nason, Alan Sears and
Mark Perry, Yves Lenoir, Frank Kelly and
Pauline Laing.
4. CALL FOR PAPERS
The EU Accession Monitoring Program at
the Open Society Institute (OSI)
is seeking articles and opinion pieces
on political aspects of the EU
accession process. Papers examining
how the EU accession process is
affecting democratization, human and minority
rights, and the rule of law
in candidate countries are particularly
welcome. Selected papers will be
featured on the program website.
Papers should be 1500-2000 words. To
seek further information or to send a
paper, contact Stephen Humphreys;
e-mail: humphreys@osi.hu Visit the EU
Accession Monitoring Program web
site:
http://www.eumap.org
The Palgrave Encyclopaedia of Ethnopolitical
Groups in Europe, edited by
Karl Cordell and Stefan Wolff, will cover
the whole of Europe and will be
a standard reference on politically mobilized
ethnic groups in Western
Europe, the Nordic Countries, East-Central
Europe, the Balkans, and the
European states/territories of the former
Soviet Union. The encyclopaedia
will provide maps that highlight ethnographical
patterns of settlement in
each country, and illustrate changes to
international borders. The
editors invite expressions of interest
from potential contributors.
Candidates should communicate by providing
their name, group or country
they wish to cover, and one-paragraph
bio-note summarizing relevant
experience and publications. Expressions
of interest should be mailed to
Karl Cordell, e-mail: k.cordell@plymouth.ac.uk
AND Stefan Wolff, e-mail
s.wolff@bath.ac.uk. The deadline
for expression of interest in June 30,
2001.
5. INTERNET RESOURCES
The Immigration History Research Center
at the University of Minnesota
posts headline news about every two weeks,
which includes announcements,
updates on projects, events of the Research
in Progress Colloquium and the
Seminar on Race, Ethnicity, and Migration.
The Center focuses on the role
of the history of immigration and ethnicity
in the shaping the culture and
society of the United States. Visit:
http://www.umn.edu/ihrc/news.htm
The Nationalism Project at the University
of Wisconsin-Madison is a
resource intended to help forward the
study of nationalism using the
internet, developed in consultation with
an international committee of
experts in the field. The web site
contains essays, dissertations, book
abstracts and reviews, and a bibliography.
Visit
http://www.wisc.edu/nationalism/about.htm
"Accord" is an international review of
peace initiatives published by
Conciliation Resources both in print and
on the Internet. Each issue
analyses a specific peace process.
Visit:
http://www.c-r.org/accord
"Citizenship Central" is a clearinghouse
for citizenship education
affiliated with the National Council for
the Social Studies.
http://www.ncss.org/citizenship/home.shtml
The American Society for Political and
Legal Philosophy has moved and
updated its website. The new site includes
some of the papers from the
45th Annual meeting of the ASPLP in San
Francisco California, (January
2-3, 2001), which focused on theories
of self-determination:
http://www.political-theory.org/asplp.html
The papers and proceedings of the panel
on "Cultural Diversity and Social
Cohesion" of the 2000 National Policy
Research Conference (November 2000)
can be found at the following web site:
http://theworld.ca
6. RELATED RESEARCH PROGRAMS
The Academy for Migration Studies in Denmark
(AMID) is a new consortium of
researchers (created in January 2001)
hosted by Aalborg University. The
director of the Academy is Dr. Ulf Hedetoft.
AMID's goal is to advance
research in migratory issues to better
understand the social, cultural,
and political problems of integration,
exclusion, and co-citizenship. In
so doing, it aims to provide informed
knowledge base for political
decisions, public debates and popular
perception regarding immigration.
Additionally, the Consortium offers advanced
research training and
graduate programs, including PhD and postdoctoral
programs. For further
information, contact Jesper Poulsen, Administrative
Coordinator, Academy
for Migration Studies in Denmark, Aalborg
University, Fibigerstraede 2,
9220 Aalborg East, Denmark; Tel: 45 96
35 80 80; Fax: 45 98 15 11 26;
e-mail: jpoulsen@humsamf.auc.dk or visit
AMID's web site:
http://www.sprog.auc.dk/amid
An MA Degree Program in Minority Studies
in Budapest is offered by the
UNESCO Minority Studies Program.
For information on the Master's Degree
Program, contact the program directors
Gyorgy Csepeli, e-mail:
csgyuri@matavnet.hu or Antal Orkeny, e-mail:
orkeny@ludens.elte.hu or
write to Eotvos Lorand University (ELTE),
Institute of Sociology, 1117
Budapest, Pf. 394, Hungary. Or visit the
wesbite:
http://www.elte.hu/elte/sociology/dofsops/ems/ems.html
The International Center for Ethics, Justice
and Public Life at Brandeis
University offers the "Brandeis International
Fellowships in Human Rights,
Intervention, and International Law".
The program convenes scholars,
educators, activists, and judges from
around the world to develop a
framework of reflection on issues of human
rights and intervention. To
find out about the fellowship program,
contact The International Center
for Ethics, Justice and Public Life, MS086
Brandeis University, P.O. Box
549110, Waltham, Massachusetts, 02454-9110
USA, Phone: 781- 736-8577; Fax:
781-736-8561; e-mail: ethics@brandeis.edu/ethics
or visit:
http://www.brandeis.edu/ethics
7. RELATED SUMMER SCHOOLS
The Odysseus Academic Network in Brussels,
a network coordinated by
Universite Libre de Bruxelle and composed
of several European
universities, is organizing a European
summer school on "European Union
Law and Policy on Immigration and Asylum",
to be held in Brussels, July
2001. For information, contact Claudia
Pisanello, e-mail:
cpisanel@ulb.ac.be or Prof. Philippe De
Bruycker, Universite Libre de
Bruxelles, C.P. 137, 50 Roosevelt Avenue,
1050 Brussels, Belgium; tel: 00
32 (0) 2 650 35 46 (English speakers)
& 00 32 (0) 2 650 49 96
(francophones); Fax: 00 32 (0)2 650 45
46; e-mail: odysseus@ulb.ac.be More
information can also be found on the summer
school web site:
http://www.ulb.ac.be/assoc/odysseus/summerschooluk.html
The European Research Forum on Migration
and Ethnic Relations (EUROFOR) is
organizing a Summer School in Cecina/Tuscany,
Italy, July 8-17, 2001.
The theme of this EURO Summer School 2001
is "Management of Ethno-
Cultural Diversity: A Transnational Perspective".
For more information,
e-mail: emz@compuserve.com or visit the
EUROFOR website:
http://www.emz-berlin.de
The 9th IWM (Institute for Human Sciences,
Vienna) International Summer
School in Political Philosophy will be
on "Liberalism, Democracy, and
Their Troubled Relationship", to be held
in Cortona, Italy, July 8-21,
2001. The themes of the courses
offered include "Liberal Critics of
Liberalism", "Constitution State and Liberal
Democracy", "Ambiguous
Revolutions 1989-2000", "Liberalism Challenged:
On Violence, Death and
God". For further information, contact
Katharina Coudenhove-Kalergi,
Spittelauer Lande, A-1090 Wien; e-mail:
kalergi@iwm.at or visit the web
site of the Institute for Human Sciences
http://www.univie.ac.at/iwm/main-e.htm
The Jean Monnet European Centre of the
University of Trento, Italy, in
co-operation with the University of Innsbruck,
Austria, is organizing a
two-week summer school on "Citizenship
and Identities in a Multilevel
European Space". The summer school
will be held in two residential
complexes in the outskirts of Trento (the
first week) and Innsbruck (the
second week), September 10-22, 2001.
The aim of the summer school is to
analyze questions relating to the construction
of a European identity and
the emergence of new citizenship rights.
The deadline for applications is
July 28, 2001. Applications should
be mailed or e-mailed to the Jean
Monnet European Centre. For more
details and to apply, contact Jean
Monnet European Centre, Via Prati, 2 -
38100 Trento, I; tel: 39 (0)
461-881491; e-mail: poloeuropeo@soc.unitn.it
Further information about the
summer school and application forms can
also be found at the following web
site:
http://www.soc.unitn.it/poloeuropeo/
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this newsletter.
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