-
Watch Now: CES Webinar, Growth, Democracy or Climate Action? with Aidan Regan
ByAbigail LewisThis webinar features Professor Aidan Regan (University College Dublin) and Georg Picot (University of Bergen) in discussion about Regan’s new co-authored book, Growth, Democracy or Climate Action: The New Trilemma of Advanced Capitalism.” Learn more about the book here: https://edinburghuniversitypress.com/book-growth-democracy-or-climate-action.html Speaker Bios: Aidan Regan is Professor of Political Economy at University College Dublin, where he […]
-
3rd Annual Undergraduate Mini-Symposium
ByAbigail LewisApplications are now open for the 3rd Annual Undergraduate Symposium, held as part of the 33rd International Conference of Europeanists in Leiden, the Netherlands, June 16–18, 2027. Students will be selected on a competitive basis to present their research to scholars in their field, attend the full CES conference, and connect with our international community […]
-
Call for Proposals: 33rd International Conference of Europeanists, June 16-18, 2027, Leiden University
ByAbigail LewisThe Council for European Studies (CES) invites proposals for the 33rd International Conference of Europeanists, to be held at Leiden University in the Netherlands from June 16–18, 2027. The 2027 conference welcomes individual paper proposals, paper panels, roundtables, book panels, and mini-symposia from across the full range of disciplines and interdisciplinary fields represented in European […]
-
CES Webinar: Growth, Democracy or Climate Action? The New Political Trilemma of Advanced Capitalism with Aidan Regan
ByAbigail LewisWhen: September 16, 2026 at 10:00am EDT/4pm CET Where: Zoom Speaker: Aidan Regan (University College Dublin) Discussant: Georg Picot (University of Bergen) Topic: Growth, Democracy or Climate Action? The New Political Trilemma of Advanced Capitalism Join us on Wednesday, September 16 at 10:00am EDT/4:00pm CET for a discussion of Prof. Aidan Regan’s new book, Growth, […]
-
Post-Conference Symposium: “Precarious Lives: Resistance, Solidarity, and Research during Catastrophes”
ByAbigail LewisSocial Movement Research Network, post-conference symposium, “Precarious Lives: Resistance, Solidarity, and Research during Catastrophes.” June 19-20, 2026 Dublin City University Please join us for the post-CES conference symposium: “Precarious Lives: Resistance, Solidarity, and Research during Catastrophes.” This symposium is planned by the Social Movements research network and sponsored by CES and DCU.
-
Special event: Doctoring James Joyce — a special performance to celebrate Bloomsday
ByAbigail LewisWhen: June 16, 2026 from 1:00-1:45pm Where: UCD, O’Brien Centre On Bloomsday, the most iconic day of literature in Ireland, a special event will take place in University College Dublin, as part of the International Conference of Europeanists. Prepare to be entertained, amused, enthralled and appalled (and perhaps all four at the same time!) as […]
-
CES Webinar: The Hobbled State: Fractured Politics in Contemporary Germany, March 13, 2026
ByAbigail LewisSpeakers: Mark Vail (Wake Forest) and Sarah Wiliarty (Wesleyan University) When: Friday, March 13, 2026, 10am EDT Registration link: https://temple.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_cyaw-uyUQqWYVREX5JlYSg Join us on Friday March 13 at 10 am EDT for a discussion with Mark Vail about his new book, The Hobbled State: Fractured Politics in Contemporary Germany. The Hobbled State is the latest publication […]
-
IACES Annual Lecture 2026, Professor John O’Brennan, “Still on the slow train to nowhere? EU enlargement between technocratic incrementalism and geopolitical turbulence”
ByAbigail LewisMonday 23rd February 2026 MoLI – Museum of Literature Ireland, DublinIn person Register here: https://www.iaces.ie/events/still-on-the-slow-train-to-nowhere-eu-enlargement-between-technocratic-incrementalism-and-geopolitical-turbulence
-
Social Movements Research Network of the Council for European Studies (SMRN-CES) invites papers for the post-conference on “Precarious Lives: Resistance, Solidarity, and Research during Catastrophes. “
ByCES AdminDEADLINE EXTENDED: February 10, 2026 CALL FOR PAPERS Social Movements Research Network of the Council for European Studies (SMRN-CES) Precarious Lives: Resistance, Solidarity, and Research during Catastrophes June 19-20th, 2026 @Dublin City University (DCU) *** As of the writing of this call, the situation in the Palestinian Territories represents the ultimate paradigm of man-made catastrophe: […]
-
Mosse Lecture on Human Migration, Kristin Surak, “Migration in the 21st Century: What Elite Mobility Reveals about the Present and Future of International Migration.”
ByCES AdminWhat: Inaugural Mosse Lecture on Human Migration Title: “Migration in the 21st Century: What Elite Mobility Reveals about the Present and Future of International Migration Time: February 25, 2025, 18:00-19:30 JST Location: Temple University, Japan Campus (Tokyo). Overview: The study of human migration has traditionally focused on less powerful and possibly vulnerable populations such as […]
-
Online Book Launch: The New Politics of Nationalism in Contemporary Europe, November 14 at 10am EST/4pm CET
ByCES AdminWhen: Friday, November 14, 2025 at 10am EST/4pm CET Where: Zoom Registration link: https://temple.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_8jGaco8hSm-N7F5DCnLyyA Join us on Friday, November 14, to discuss the newly published edited volume: The New Politics of Nationalism in Contemporary Europe, edited by Gregory C. Baldi! The New Politics of Nationalism in Contemporary Europe is the newest book published as a […]
-
The New Politics of Nationalism in Contemporary Europe (Understanding Europe Book Series with Agenda Publishing).
ByCES AdminPublication Announcement: The New Politics of Nationalism in Contemporary Europe (Understanding Europe Book Series with Agenda Publishing). By Gregory C. Baldi This month our new edited volume The New Politics of Nationalism in Contemporary Europe will be published by CES in collaboration with Agenda Publishing as part of the Understanding Europe book series, overseen by […]
-
13th Annual Graduate Workshop on Comparative Historical Research on Europe
ByCES AdminThe Research Network on the Historical Study of States and Regimes of the Council for European Studies invites applications for our Annual Graduate Student Workshop. This is a pre-conference workshop to be held in advance of the Council for European Studies 2026 Annual Meeting. We seek applications from advanced graduate students working on comparative historical […]
-
Council for European Studies Undergraduate Research Symposium
ByCES AdminThe Council for European Studies is excited to host its second Undergraduate Research Symposium at the 2026 32nd International Conference of Europeanists! We welcome undergraduate students conducting research on topics in European Studies to apply to participate in the undergraduate symposium! To apply for the symposium, please complete this form by October 8, 2025. This is an excellent […]
-
Now accepting applications: 2026 Council for European Studies Conference in Dublin
ByCES AdminWe are excited to announce that we are now accepting applications for the 2026 CES Conference in Dublin! We are accepting applications for individual papers, paper panels, roundtables, and book panels. The conference portal will close on October 8, 2025. Integrity, Solidarity, and Unity: Hopes and Realities of the European Future June 16-18, 2026, University […]