O Grupo de Ligação de Professores de História Contemporânea na Comissão das Comunidades Europeias (The European Union Liaison Committee of Historians) realiza, nos dias 24 e 25 de outubro de 2016, em Lisboa, com a colaboração do Instituto de História Contemporânea da Universidade Nova de Lisboa, um congresso internacional sobre Financiamento Europeu.
 
A chamada para trabalhos está aberta até ao dia 15 de janeiro de 2016. Os temas de investigação podem incluir, mas não estão limitados a: o impacte dos fundos europeus e das ajudas de pré-adesão ao longo do tempo e do espaço; a capacidade de absorção de fundos europeus; análises de custo-benefício a nível nacional e da UE; como os estados-membros competem pelos fundos; e, no nível dos atores, como a comunidade, as instituições centrais e locais, a coordenação interinstitucional ou as parcerias público-privadas têm funcionado no âmbito do financiamento da UE.
 
As propostas para apresentação de pesquisas no congresso devem incluir:
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- Nome do requerente
- Afiliação
- Título do trabalho
- Resumo (não mais de 500 palavras)
- CV curto (não mais do que 250 palavras)
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As propostas devem ser enviadas em uma única mensagem de e-mail em formato de texto para alice.cunha@fcsh.unl.pt, até 15 de janeiro de 2016.
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As propostas podem ser apresentadas em Inglês ou Francês, as línguas de trabalho do evento.
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Após a conferência e o processo de revisão por pares, trabalhos selecionados serão publicados em um número temático da Journal of European Integration History, no início de 2017.
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Datas importantes:
 
- Prazo para envio de resumo: janeiro 15, 2016
- Notificação de aceitação de resumo: 29 de janeiro de 2015
- Data limite para envio do trabalho completo: 1 de setembro de 2016
 
Congresso Internacional
The European Union Liaison Committee of Historians /
Le Groupe de liaison des professeurs d'histoire contemporaine auprès de la Commission des Communautés européennes
EU FUNDING
24-25 Outobro 2016
Lisboa, Portugal
 
Organização local | Alice Cunha, Instituto de História Contemporânea – Universidade Nova de Lisboa
 
Comissão Científica | Maria Fernanda Rollo (Universidade Nova de Lisboa); Antonio Varsori (Università de Padova); Jan van der Harst (University of Groningen); Charles Barthel (Archives Nationales, Luxembourg); Gérard Bossuat (Université de Cergy-Pontoise); Elena Calandri (Università de Padova); Anne Deighton (Wolfson College, Oxford); Michel Dumoulin (Université Catholique de Louvain); Michael Gehler (Universität Hildesheim); Fernando Guirao (Universitat Pompeu Fabra); Johnny Laursen (University of Aarhus); Wilfried Loth (Universität Duisburg-Essen); N. Piers Ludlow (London School of Economics); Kiran Klaus Patel (Maastricht University); Nicolae Păun (Universitatea Babeş-Bolyai); Sylvain Schirmann (Université de Strasbourg III Robert Schuman)
 
Mais informações na versão completa em inglês abaixo.
 

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International Conference of the European Union Liaison Committee of Historians
(Groupe de liaison des professeurs d'histoire contemporaine auprès de la Commission des Communautés Européennes)
In Cooperation with the New University of Lisbon
 
EU FUNDING
24-25 October 2016
Lisboa, Portugal
 
Local organizer | Alice Cunha, Instituto de História Contemporânea – Universidade Nova de Lisboa
 
Scientific Committee | Maria Fernanda Rollo (Universidade Nova de Lisboa); Antonio Varsori (Università de Padova); Jan van der Harst (University of Groningen); Charles Barthel (Archives Nationales, Luxembourg); Gérard Bossuat (Université de Cergy-Pontoise); Elena Calandri (Università de Padova); Anne Deighton (Wolfson College, Oxford); Michel Dumoulin (Université Catholique de Louvain); Michael Gehler (Universität Hildesheim); Fernando Guirao (Universitat Pompeu Fabra); Johnny Laursen (University of Aarhus); Wilfried Loth (Universität Duisburg-Essen); N. Piers Ludlow (London School of Economics); Kiran Klaus Patel (Maastricht University); Nicolae Păun (Universitatea Babeş-Bolyai); Sylvain Schirmann (Université de Strasbourg III Robert Schuman)
 
European funding has grown in parallel with European integration itself, not only in numbers, but also in its conception: whereas the Treaty of Rome (1957) highlights the need to consolidate economic unity among the Member States; a year later the two first Structural Funds are created (European Social Fund and the European Agricultural Guidance and Guarantee Fund) and after the first enlargement a third one – the European Regional Development Fund (1975); and again after the third enlargement round not only the Integrated Mediterranean Programmes are introduced as the Single European Act (1987) creates the Economic and Social Cohesion. Do names change, but the policy remains? To what extent, at what cost and with which results?
 
Historiography on European integration has dealt with a number of research topics, but has neglected so far the multiple diversity of the European Economic Community/European Union (EU) funding. Bearing that in mind, this conference will focus on EU funding broadly in an historical perspective, not neglecting pre-accession aid to candidate countries. Therefore, it has twofold aims: first, to analyse the conception, distribution, management and outcomes of European funds; and secondly to examine the policy changes, the application and results of the pre-accession instruments.
 
Research topics may include, but are not limited to, the impact of European funds and pre-accession aid over time and space; the EU fundsʼ absorption capacity; cost-benefitʼs analyses at the national and EU level; how member-states compete for funds; and at the actorsʼ level, how community, central and local institutions, inter-institutional coordination and/or public-private partnerships have functioned within the framework of EU funding.
 
The purpose of the EU Funding Conference is to gather scholars working on European funding, from a wide range of perspectives, including approaches to understanding actors, institutions and policies. Quantitative and qualitative research, as well as national case studies and cross-country comparative work, are welcome.
 
Scholars interested in presenting new research at the conference are requested to send a proposal that must include:
 
- Name of Applicant
- Affiliation
- Title of Paper
- Abstract (no more than 500 words)
- Short CV (no more than 250 words)
 
Proposals must be sent in a single email message in word format to alice.cunha@fcsh.unl.pt, by January 15, 2016.
 
Proposals can be submitted in English or French, as the working languages of the conference are English and French.
 
After the conference and the peer-review process, selected papers will be published in a thematic issue of the Journal of European Integration History, in early 2017.
 
Important dates:
 
- Abstract submission deadline: January 15, 2016
- Abstract acceptance notification: January 29, 2015
- Full paper submission deadline: September 1, 2016
 
The EU Funding Conference is a partnership between the European Union Liaison Committee of Historians and IHC-UNL
EU Funding: International Conference of the European Union Liaison Committee of Historians in cooperation with the New University of Lisbon