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Looking back at CES year
With the academic year behind us, things have slowed down somewhat at CES, and this is an opportunity to look back at the year that was. CES would like to invite you to visit our Facebook Page, YouTube Channel, and iTunesU … Continue reading
Posted in art history, economy, European Union, history, law, literature, memory, performance, politics, uncategorized
Tagged Conversations on Europe, Europe
CNBC Guest Blog: “Europe’s Last Chance to Get it Right.” By Michael Barr and Daniel Halberstam.
Shared from CNBC Guest Blog. Published Thursday, Dec 8, 2011. Post by Michael S. Barr and Daniel Halberstam. Professors, University of Michigan Law School. http://www.cnbc.com/id/45597311
Posted in economy, law, politics, uncategorized
Tagged economy, Financial markets; economic reform; dislocations, France, Germany, law, Western Europe
Hello CES Community!
Welcome to Eyes on Europe – where members of the CES community blog responses to current events, write about their research and interact with others. Please join us for the CES End of Semester Luncheon on Monday, December 5th at 12 noon, … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, art, art history, economy, faculty research, film, history, law, literature, memory, music, performance, philosophy, politics, student research, translation, uncategorized
Tagged architecture, art, art history, economy, film, history, literature, memory, music, performance, politics, science, translation, uncategorized