Agenda

Event Information:

• Tue

  06

  Dec

  2022

  Debate: “Implications of the Russian War of Aggression: Perspectives from Poland, Ukraine and Serbia”, December 6 (IES, Poland)

  Online Event

  How the Russian war of aggression is perceived in Poland and Serbia? What does the war mean for the Future of Europe? Join us for a discussion covering Polish, Ukrainian and Serbian points of view of the ongoing war and its implications.

  The discussion in this panel will focus on European views on Russia, different perspectives on the aggression seen from Ukraine, Poland and Serbia, and the meaning of war to the Future of Europe and European integration.

  The event will take place on the 6^th of December at 13.15-14.30 CET at the Institute of European Studies (room 09) and will be livestreamed on the Institute’s Facebook page. This event is co-organised by TEPSA and the Institute for European Studies at the Jagiellonian University.

  Speakers:

  • Prof. Magdalena Góra, Institute of European Studies, Jagiellonian University;
  • Prof. Haris Dajč, University of Belgrade;
  • Dr Ivan Kozachenko, Taube Centre for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences;
  • Moderated by: Dr Natasza Styczyńska, Institute of European Studies, Jagiellonian University.

  This seminar is part of the series Europe’s Future, whose most recent publication, Russia and the Future of Europe. Views from the Capitals, has been published by the Springer Publishing Company. Editors are Michael Kaeding, University of Duisburg-Essen, Johannes Pollak, Webster Vienna Private University and Paul Schmidt, Austrian Society for European Politics. The series, which consists of monographs and edited volumes, analyses topical European issues from the perspective of each EU Member State and neighbouring countries, helping to understand the different aspects of the future of the European project.