[Discussion] Summer School of Central and Eastern European Culture and Politics

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Summer School of Central and Eastern European Culture and Politics

Centre for European Studies, Jagiellonian University, Krakow
July 4-25 July 2004

This is the second year that the Centre for European Studies organizes
the summer school.

The curriculum of this summer session will comprise the issues of the
newest history of the region, politics and future perspectives of the
region from different academic angles and with a view on European
integration processes, and consequences of globalisation for Central
European transition countries. The lectures will be divaded into three
modules with one distinguished lectureer taking responsibility of one
week of classes and concentrate on one more particular aspects of research.

The classes held in Kracow will be supplemented by the tour of
Malopolska and will give the opportunity to acquaint the participants
with natural and cultural heritage of the region. The working language
is English. The session is addressed to students, undergraduate as well
as postgraduate. The application package should contain CV and an essay
on the newest history of the region, with particular consideration of
chances and perspectives for the region after the enlargement of the
European Union.

This year we will hold the lectures in our new seat, which is situated
in a beautiful Przegorzaly castle

The applications should be sent by *May 31, 2004* to the address below.

	Robert Grzanka, MA
Centre for European Studies
Jagiellonian University
ul. Jodlowa 13
30-252 Krakow
Poland

tel. (+48 609) 180990
fax (+48 12) 4297052

Email: grzanka@uj.edu.pl <mailto:grzanka@uj.edu.pl>
Visit the website at http://www.uj.edu.pl/CEECP/