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The Australian and New Zealand Journal of European Studies
(ANZJES) is a scholarly, refereed publication aimed at promoting the development of European Studies in Australia and New Zealand. As an interdisciplinary journal, contributions are invited from a broad range of research areas devoted to post-war European affairs.
While aimed at facilitating original research conducted by emerging academics, ANZJES also encourages contributions from established academics in the field.
For information on how to submit, refer to the following files:
Call for papers
Instructions for authors
Visit of Associate Professor Paulo Canelas de Castro - ECSA President Macau
On 22nd March 2011, the EU Centre at RMIT in conjunction with the
Contemporary European Studies Association of Australia (CESAA) presented
a seminar entitled "The Europe 2020 Strategy: Putting the EU Back on
Track?"
Speaker: Associate Professor Paulo Canelas de Castro
The seminar took place at the RMIT City campus in Melbourne.
You can listen to Paulo Canelas de Castro's talk by accessing the
following audio file recorded on the day of his presentation. ( will be available soon )
Paulo Canelas deCastro - Short biography
Paulo Canelas de Castro holds a Jean Monnet Chair in European UnionLaw
at the University of Macau (Macau, SAR; China), where he is also
the Coordinator of the Master s Program in European Union Law,
International Lawand Comparative Law. He also serves as President of
EUSA-Macau and has been a lecturer for the Academy of International Trade
Law. Prior to his time at Macau, he lectured International Law and
European Union Law in Coimbra (Portugal), held Visiting Professorships in
Brazil and Germany and was Legal Counsel before theInternational Court
of Justice and the European Court of Justice. Over theyears he has had a
consistent research interest in water law issues, having written several
books, book chapters and articles on the subject. His publications
include Recent Developments in Water Law. Principles and Comparative
Cases (Luso-AmericanFoundation, 2006) and The European Unionat 50:
Assessing the Past, Looking Ahead (University of Macau Press, 2010).
Photo: Ass. Prof. Paulo de Castro after delivering his talk in a joint seminar meeting between RMIT and CESAA on March 22 2011. On de Castro's left, President of CESAA Dr Bruno Mascitelli, and on his right Prof. Bruce Wilson from RMIT
UPCOMING EVENTS
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UPCOMING CONFERENCES
Cases and their Publics: Interdisciplinary and Transnational Perspectives
on the Case Study Genre
University of Melbourne,
Melbourne, Australia.
26th-28th, September 2011
The interdisciplinary and transnational character of the case study genre
has proved of enduring interest to all Western societies, particularly in
relation to questions of the sexed self, sexual subjectivity and sexual
pathologies.
This workshop will investigate the case study genre and its relationship
to different publics and audiences, from patients to social reformers,
from moral crusaders to literary audiences.
We are interested not only in how case studies were used to communicate
the findings of individual researchers to other members of their academic
disciplines - and beyond that, to broader publics - but also in how in
turn case studies were used by a range of publics and audiences to refute
and dispute academic knowledge.
In particular, we seek papers that engage with the case study as a site of
interdisciplinary negotiations and transnational influences and
transferences, including the ways in which larger historical and
geopolitical forces such as war, migration, translation, and
internationalization shaped the case study genre.
Keynote speakers:
Professor Warwick Anderson, History, The University of Sydney
Professor Laura Doan, Cultural History and Sexuality Studies, University
of Manchester, UK
Professor Nico Pethes, Modern German Literature, University of Bonn, Germany
Submission of abstracts: Jana Verhoeven: janav@unimelb.edu.au
by 13th December 2010.
