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SUMMARY:Brexit: A Roundtable
DESCRIPTION:On Thursday\, September 15th\, 2016\, the University of Florida Center for European Studies\, Jean Monnet Center for Excellence and Bob Graham Center for Public Service will host a roundtable with distinguished US political science and economics scholars\, entitled “Brexit: A Roundtable – On the UK and Europe’s Politico-Economic Future” \nParticipants: \nDr. Patrick Crowley\, International Economist and Professor of Economics\, Texas A&M University \nD. Jae-Jae Spoon\, Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science\, University of Pittsburgh \nDr. Amie Kreppel\, Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science and Jean Monnet Chair\, University of Florida \nThe event is free and open to the public. There will be free parking available in the lot on the corner of Stadium Road and Fletcher Drive\, just south of the UF infirmary. If you are unable to attend\, the Bob Graham Center for Public Service will be live streaming the roundtable on their website: www.bobgrahamcenter.ufl.edu
URL:https://ces.ufl.edu/event/brexit-a-roundtable/
LOCATION:Pugh Hall Ocora
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SUMMARY:Brexit: A Roundtable
DESCRIPTION:On Thursday\, September 15th\, 2016\, the University of Florida Center for European Studies\, Jean Monnet Center for Excellence and Bob Graham Center for Public Service will host a roundtable with distinguished US political science and economics scholars\, entitled “Brexit: A Roundtable – On the UK and Europe’s Politico-Economic Future” \nParticipants: \nDr. Patrick Crowley\, International Economist and Professor of Economics\, Texas A&M University \nD. Jae-Jae Spoon\, Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science\, University of Pittsburgh \nDr. Amie Kreppel\, Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science and Jean Monnet Chair\, University of Florida \nThe event is free and open to the public. There will be free parking available in the lot on the corner of Stadium Road and Fletcher Drive\, just south of the UF infirmary. If you are unable to attend\, the Bob Graham Center for Public Service will be live streaming the roundtable on their website: www.bobgrahamcenter.ufl.edu
URL:https://ces.ufl.edu/event/brexit-a-roundtable-2/
LOCATION:Pugh Hall Ocora
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SUMMARY:“Moving Together\, Moving Apart: Party Convergence and the Rise of Extreme Right Parties in Europe” – A Lunchtime Symposium with Jae-Jae Spoon
DESCRIPTION:In recent years\, we have seen two simultaneous phenomena in Europe: Significant vote losses of mainstream parties and the rise of the extreme right. How are these two related? \nDr. Jae-Jae Spoon is an Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Pittsburgh \nLunch will be provided. \n 
URL:https://ces.ufl.edu/event/moving-together-moving-apart-party-convergence-and-the-rise-of-extreme-right-parties-in-europe-a-lunchtime-symposium-with-jae-jae-spoon/
LOCATION:CES Conference Room\, Turlington Hall 3312
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SUMMARY:“Moving Together\, Moving Apart: Party Convergence and the Rise of Extreme Right Parties in Europe” – A Lunchtime Symposium with Jae-Jae Spoon
DESCRIPTION:In recent years\, we have seen two simultaneous phenomena in Europe: Significant vote losses of mainstream parties and the rise of the extreme right. How are these two related? \nDr. Jae-Jae Spoon is an Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Pittsburgh \nLunch will be provided. \n 
URL:https://ces.ufl.edu/event/moving-together-moving-apart-party-convergence-and-the-rise-of-extreme-right-parties-in-europe-a-lunchtime-symposium-with-jae-jae-spoon-2/
LOCATION:CES Conference Room\, Turlington Hall 3312
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20160922T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20160922T183000
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SUMMARY:Rethinking Europe and Its Borders: Adriatic Multi-Nationalism in Habsburg Dalmatia\, Trieste\, and Venice - A talk by Dominique Reill
DESCRIPTION:Dominique Reill is an Associate Professor of Modern European History at the University of Miami. Her talk is part of an ongoing series entitled “Empire\, Religion and Ethnicity in Europe and Beyond” \nShe will also be giving a lunch seminar the following day\, Friday\, September 22nd from 12 to 1pm on  “Rebel Citizens: ‘Belonging’ in a City Fighting to Be a Sub-State.” Please RSVP for paper and more details about the lunch to Michelle Campos at mcampos@ufl.edu \n  \n 
URL:https://ces.ufl.edu/event/rethinking-europe-and-its-borders-adriatic-multi-nationalism-in-habsburg-dalmatia-trieste-and-venice-a-talk-by-dominique-reill/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20160922T170000
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SUMMARY:Rethinking Europe and Its Borders: Adriatic Multi-Nationalism in Habsburg Dalmatia\, Trieste\, and Venice - A talk by Dominique Reill
DESCRIPTION:Dominique Reill is an Associate Professor of Modern European History at the University of Miami. Her talk is part of an ongoing series entitled “Empire\, Religion and Ethnicity in Europe and Beyond” \nShe will also be giving a lunch seminar the following day\, Friday\, September 22nd from 12 to 1pm on  “Rebel Citizens: ‘Belonging’ in a City Fighting to Be a Sub-State.” Please RSVP for paper and more details about the lunch to Michelle Campos at mcampos@ufl.edu \n  \n 
URL:https://ces.ufl.edu/event/rethinking-europe-and-its-borders-adriatic-multi-nationalism-in-habsburg-dalmatia-trieste-and-venice-a-talk-by-dominique-reill-2/
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SUMMARY:Yiddish on the Battlefields of Spain: Reportage During the Spanish Civil War - A CES Lunchtime Symposium with Jack Kugelmass
DESCRIPTION:L. Shneiderman and T. Elski were both Polish Jewish emigres living in Paris when the Civil War erupted in Spain and who covered the war for the world Yiddish press. Elski wrote for communist Yiddish publications and the reportage was assembled into a book Oyf di frontn fun Shpanye published in Paris after World War II. Shneiderman wrote for Warsaw’s Haynt\, but his pieces were syndicated throughout the world Yiddish press as well as in leading Polish and Hebrew language publications and were reprinted in Poland on the even of World War II as Krig in Shpanyen. Although a strong subtext to Shneiderman’s book is the possibilities for Jewish immigration to a very liberal and welcoming Republican Spain\, the narratives on Jewish volunteers have the somewhat negative tropic quality of Mendele’s  dos kleyne  mentshele\, while those on Spaniards glorify their stoicism and resilience. By contrast\, Elski’s writings  portray the Jewish volunteers to the International Brigades through the classic Soviet trope of the heroic monumental. In both books\, the unlikely appearance of Yiddish is a subject of  surprise and amusement. In Shneiderman’s\, it was his Yiddish literary credentials that may have saved his life when a communist who had interviewed him for a radio broadcast later vouched for his political reliability. In Elski’s case\, Yiddish literature plays no role in the narrative. But Yiddish as a language does. And it does so most amusingly over a field telephone during  the chaos of battle when one Jew is cursing out another at the other end of the line with colorful and rather unique Polish Yiddish expletives. \nOstensibly war reportage\, Elski’s and Shneiderman’s accounts of a Spanish tragedy\, both have a subtext of another tragedy—the increasing infringement on Jewish rights of citizenship in their lands of birth and the search for new places of residence for a displaced people. In their war reportage\, these writers living in exile\, brilliantly twinned two tragedies\, making the war upon an almost allyless  Republican Spain an analogue to the Jewish plight in interwar Europe. \nLunch will be provided.
URL:https://ces.ufl.edu/event/yiddish-on-the-battlefields-of-spain-reportage-during-the-spanish-civil-war-a-ces-lunchtime-symposium-with-jack-kugelmass/
LOCATION:CES Conference Room\, Turlington Hall 3312
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SUMMARY:Yiddish on the Battlefields of Spain: Reportage During the Spanish Civil War - A CES Lunchtime Symposium with Jack Kugelmass
DESCRIPTION:L. Shneiderman and T. Elski were both Polish Jewish emigres living in Paris when the Civil War erupted in Spain and who covered the war for the world Yiddish press. Elski wrote for communist Yiddish publications and the reportage was assembled into a book Oyf di frontn fun Shpanye published in Paris after World War II. Shneiderman wrote for Warsaw’s Haynt\, but his pieces were syndicated throughout the world Yiddish press as well as in leading Polish and Hebrew language publications and were reprinted in Poland on the even of World War II as Krig in Shpanyen. Although a strong subtext to Shneiderman’s book is the possibilities for Jewish immigration to a very liberal and welcoming Republican Spain\, the narratives on Jewish volunteers have the somewhat negative tropic quality of Mendele’s  dos kleyne  mentshele\, while those on Spaniards glorify their stoicism and resilience. By contrast\, Elski’s writings  portray the Jewish volunteers to the International Brigades through the classic Soviet trope of the heroic monumental. In both books\, the unlikely appearance of Yiddish is a subject of  surprise and amusement. In Shneiderman’s\, it was his Yiddish literary credentials that may have saved his life when a communist who had interviewed him for a radio broadcast later vouched for his political reliability. In Elski’s case\, Yiddish literature plays no role in the narrative. But Yiddish as a language does. And it does so most amusingly over a field telephone during  the chaos of battle when one Jew is cursing out another at the other end of the line with colorful and rather unique Polish Yiddish expletives. \nOstensibly war reportage\, Elski’s and Shneiderman’s accounts of a Spanish tragedy\, both have a subtext of another tragedy—the increasing infringement on Jewish rights of citizenship in their lands of birth and the search for new places of residence for a displaced people. In their war reportage\, these writers living in exile\, brilliantly twinned two tragedies\, making the war upon an almost allyless  Republican Spain an analogue to the Jewish plight in interwar Europe. \nLunch will be provided.
URL:https://ces.ufl.edu/event/yiddish-on-the-battlefields-of-spain-reportage-during-the-spanish-civil-war-a-ces-lunchtime-symposium-with-jack-kugelmass-2/
LOCATION:CES Conference Room\, Turlington Hall 3312
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