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The European Union Delegation
The Delegation of the European Commission to the USA offers free educational videos on the history of the EU, economic issues, environmental issues, EU-US relations, and EU development and humanitarian programs.
FMI: http://www.eurunion.org.

The Institute for European Studies
The Institute sponsors a summer research associate program to provide access to the library collections at Cornell University and to facilitate research in any area of European studies.
FMI: www.einaudi.cornell.edu/Europe.

The American Institute for Contemporary German Studies
Now accepting nominations for the DAAD Prize for Distinguished Scholarship in German Studies in Politics and Foreign Policy.
FMI: www.aicgs.org.

The Salzburg Global Seminar
The Seminar facilitates the free exchange of ideas in a multi-disciplinary cross-cultural enviornment, through a multifaceted programs for faculty.
FMI: www.salzburgseminar.org.

Summer Literary Seminars, St. Petersburg, Russia
For faculty interested in literature and writing, applications are being accepted for the Series in St. Petersburg, Russia. The program features some of the finest contemporary authors on the faculty and in residence.
FMI: www.sumlitsem.org/russia/program.aspx.

The Council on International Educational Exchange
The Council offers international faculty development seminars to stimulate college and university initiatives toward internationalizing curricula.
FMI: www.ciee.org.

The Mediterranean Program of the Robert Schuman Centre at the European University Institute
The Program offers a summer school and other rich programming on European Union Issues.
FMI: www.eui.eu/RSCAS.

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- Calls for Papers -

Studies on the European Polity - Call for Project or Book Proposals for Series
Lynne Rienner Publishers announces a new series on the European Union to be edited by Brent Nelsen of Furman University. Books in the series will explore the European Union as a democratic polity, with up-to-date examinations of such elements as parties and elections, legislative processes, constitutional law, interest groups, institutions, ethnic politics, political leadership, and key policy areas. Manuscripts that are comparative in nature, with a focus on the EU in the context of existing or historical polities, are particularly welcome.
FMI: Brent Nelson, Series Editor (864) 294 3329 or brent.nelsen@furman.edu.
Deadline: None listed.

University of Toronto Book Series on European Union Studies - Call for Manuscripts
University of Toronto Press announces a new series on European Union Studies to be edited by Joan Debardeleben of Carleton University and Jeffrey Kopstein of the University of Toronto. European Union Studies will provide a venue for work that speaks to the broad community of scholars and students interested in the European project. Single authored volumes and well conceived edited collections that address the evolving character of the broader project of European integration and the role of the European Union as an international actor are particularly welcome. Manuscripts that engage both the internal workings of the European Union and the EU's relations with the rest of the world are solicited. Topics of interest include, but are not be limited to: European citizenship/migration and identity, European enlargement, European Union institutions and governance, monetary integration, the EU's role in transatlantic relations, global trade, and international security, and the EU's role in the developing world. The series is made possible by a grant from the European Commission.
FMI: Jeffrey Kopstein at jeffrey.kopstein@utoronto.ca or Amy Verdun at averdum@uvic.ca.
Deadline: None listed.

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