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EUROPEAN STUDENT CONFERENCE 2015 Eurosceptic earthquake rocks EU elections. —BBC Eurozone unemployment at record high. —CNN Europe’s Identity Crisis— Room for Debate. —New York Times Europe Could Be a Relative Surprise in 2015. —Wall Street Journal Meet with 80 undergraduate and graduate students from the US and EU-experts to discuss the future of the European Union. Challenge your ideas, find solutions and have an impact on the policy debate in the EU. Make a personal contribution to interna- tional politics. Why should you participate? • Participate in workshops with leading scholars in European Union Studies and EU policy-makers • Be part of the international network of future leaders and thinkers • Spearhead the creation of a student think-tank for EU affairs in America • Attend social events with students who share your enthusiasm for the EU • Travel costs and accommodation covered • American, European and international students enrolled at a US university are welcome to apply. themes for 2015 Borders: Immigration in the Mediterranean Democratic Participation: Rise of Far- Right Extremism Economy: Youth Unemployment and the Digital Economy Identity: Social Solidarity Transatlantic Relationship: Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership Featured Professors Seyla Benhabib, David Cameron, Jolyon Howorth, Vivien Schmidt and Adam Tooze. Schedule / Deadline When: February 13–14, 2015 Where: Yale School of Management register by october 27 (1st round) at www.escatyale.com Further information and questions at [email protected] The world’s eyes are on the future of the EU . Where are yours?
