Narratives of Europe and European Integration 11th History of European Integration Research Society (HEIRS) Conference University of Portsmouth, 15-16 April 2015 Conference Programme Wednesday, 15 April 2015 8.30- 9.15: Registration / Coffee and croissants 9.15-9.30: Conference opening Sylvia Balgarinov, University of Portsmouth & Koen van Zon, Radboud University Nijmegen 9.30-12.00: Panel 1 1A: Narratives in education and academia Room: 2.05 Chair: Richard McMahon Reporter: Quentin Jouan Marret Katharina Bischewski (Georg Eckert Institut, Braunschweig) From Laeken to Lisbon: Narratives of the EU reform process in European textbooks Discussant: Mano Toth 1B: Narratives as reactions to EU policy Room: 2.15 Chair: Koen van Zon Reporter: Lennaert van Heumen Sylvia Balgarinov (University of Portsmouth) New Myths? Yalta and the image of Europe in Polish post-communist history textbooks Discussant: Martin Herzer Clémentine Chaigneau (BIGSS Bremen) The impact of collective narratives in the process of European integration: A comparison between Serbia and Croatia Discussant: Vanessa Bilancetti Anne Bruch (University of Hamburg) Will Europe unite? The construction of European identity and citizenship through European information films in the 1950s and 1960s Discussant: Tommaso Milani Chloë Delcour (Ghent University) Constructions of globalization, human rights and the nation state: Public narratives in the aftermath of a human rights violation for Roma migrants Discussant: Adina Maricut 12.00-13.00: Lunch Ulrike Kaden (University of Leipzig) Exploring cooperation rhetoric: Transborder practices and the promotion of European cross-border regionalism Discussant: Mathias Häussler 13.00-15.30: Panel 2 2A: Narratives of identity and otherness Room: 2.05 Chair: Sylvia Balgarinov Reporter: Martin Herzer Naomi Truan (Centre Marc Bloch, Berlin) (Re)Constructing the legitimacy of the EU: Narratives of proximity and authenticity. The case study of the exhibition “Villa Global”, Berlin Discussant: Quentin Jouan 2B: Narratives of networks and political elites Room: 2.15 Chair: Brigitte Leucht Reporter: Adina Maricut Daniël Stinsky (Maastricht University) For Europe, Democracy and Peace. Social Democrat Blueprints for Postwar Europe in Willy Brandt and Gunnar Myrdal’s Correspondence, 1947 Discussant: Chloë Delcour Olga Romanova (Cranfield University) External view on Europe: the image of Europe in Russian foreign policy discourse Discussant: Marret Katharina Bischewski Lennaert van Heumen (Radboud University Nijmegen) ‘Confused by an alternative and greater federation’. American state-private networks and the interplay between a European and Atlantic community, 1945-1963 Discussant: Ulrike Kaden Mano Toth (University of Cambridge) Myths of European Integration and Critique Discussant: Anne Bruch Mathias Häussler (University of Cambridge) A ‘cold war European’? Helmut Schmidt and European integration, c. 1945-1982 Discussant: Koen van Zon 15.30-16.00: Coffee break 16.00-18.30: Panel 3 3A: Narrative production: public opinion and public image Room: 2.05 Chair: Catherine Guisan Reporter: Marret Katharina Bischewski Quentin Jouan (Université Catholique de Louvain) Narratives of European integration in times of crisis. Images of Europe and the Tindemans report on European Union (1975) Discussant: Olga Romanova 3B: Narrative production: institutional narratives Room: 2.15 Chair: Oriane Calligaro Reporter: Ulrike Kaden Adina Maricut (Central European University Budapest) Different Narratives, One Area of Freedom, Security and Justice: EU Institutions and the Schengen Agreement Discussant: Daniël Stinsky Tommaso Milani (London School of Economics) Progressives in Wonderland: European Unity and the «New Statesman & Nation», 1930- 1945 Discussant: Naomi Truan Koen van Zon (Radboud University Nijmegen) Repertoires of legitimacy. The authority of the European Community contested (1947-1960) Discussant: Clémentine Chaigneau Martin Herzer (European University Institute) Politics, Economics, Publicity – The Media and ‘European Integration’, 1958-1985 Discussant: Sylvia Balgarinov Vanessa Bilancetti (Sapienza University of Rome) The European Commission’s narrative on good governance Discussant: Lennaert van Heumen 18.30: Dinner Thursday, 16 April 2015 8.30-9.00: Coffee and croissants 9.00-10.30: Reports and Roundtable session How to study the narratives of Europe and European integration Reports of panels 1A, 2A, 3A Chair: Dr. Brigitte Leucht Members: Dr. Oriane Calligaro Dr. Catherine Guisan Dr. Richard MacMahon Associate Professor in history at the SAXO Institute, University of Copenhagen, Denmark Alexander von Humboldt Research fellow at the Institut für Zeitgeschichte Munich and Lecturer in European Studies at the Maastricht University Visiting Assistant Professor in history at the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, USA Marie Curie Senior Research Fellow in history, University of Portsmouth 10.30- 11.00: Coffee break 11.00 – 12.30: Continuation of Reports and Roundtable session Reports of panels 1B, 2B, 3B & discussion 12.30 – 12.45: Closing remarks
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