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Embargoed until 23 April 2003
SPRING SEMINAR SERIES 2003
Disseminating the results of recent ESRC research
"The Challenges and Opportunities of an Enlarged EU.
One Europe or Several?"
SPEAKER:
Professor Jim Rollo, University of Sussex
to be held at
The Royal Society of Edinburgh, George Street, Edinburgh
6.00pm Wednesday 23rd April 2003
Sponsored by
Professor Brian Main, Director of The David Hume Institute said: "The aim of this series is to provide a forum for discussion for some of the recent research projects undertaken by the Economic & Social Research Council. To many, the recently agreed EU enlargement looks like a ‘done deal’ and the end of a chapter. But the differential treatment of newly admitted members under the Common Agricultural Policy, the remaining queue of potential entrants, and the looming governance challenges that face an enlarged EU, ensure that policy debate in this area will continue to be very much in the limelight for the foreseeable future. In the ‘One Europe or Several’ ESRC research programme, many of these aspects of policy have been studied in depth. This seminar will allow the co-ordinator of this programme to disseminate these important results. We are grateful to the ESRC (Economic & Social Research Council) for their sponsorship of this series"
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Prof JIM ROLLO CMG is Director of the One Europe or Several?’ research programme of the ESRC. He is also Professor of European Economic Integration at the University of Sussex, Co-Director of Sussex European Institute and Director of the Centre on European Political Economy. He was until December 1998, Chief Economic Adviser in the British Foreign Office and before that Director of the International Economics Research Programme at the Royal Institute of International Affairs in London. His main research interests are European integration, trade policy, agricultural policy, EU enlargement and EMU.
Notes to Editors:
The views that will be expressed by the speaker are his own and do not commit the Trustees or Officers of the Institute in any way.
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