Jean Monnet Contributions to the Reflection on the Future of Europe
Call for input by Professor Kalypso Nicolaïdis
At the Jean Monnet Conference in Brussels on 7-8 September 2009, the Jean Monnet network had the honour of welcoming Professor Kalypso Nicolaïdis, member of the Reflection Group on the Future of Europe (chaired by Felipe Gonzalez).
Professor Nicolaïdis called for input by the Jean Monnet professors in order to generate a compendium of proposals emanating from the academic world with the view to inspire the Reflection Group's work.
To provide Professor Nicolaïdis with the benefit of the insight and expertise of the Jean Monnet Professors and to allow for a further interaction and discussion on the submitted contributions, the European Commission's Directorate General for Education and Culture has opened this webpage. It will feature the contributions from Jean Monnet Professors who want to give a positive reply to the important sign of openness manifested by Professor Nicolaïdis.
Please submit your contribution in its final form in PDF and Word versions to
Youri.Devuyst@ec.europa.eu. When submitting a contribution, you agree that it is posted, with your name and coordinates, on the website of the European Commission's Directorate General for Education and Culture.
Contributions by Jean Monnet Professors
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Prof. Viviane de Beaufort (Essec Business School) - "Mondialisation et compétitivité de l’Europe - Pour une meilleure articulation des politiques publiques sur les secteurs stratégiques"
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Prof. Erhard Busek (Fachhochschule Salzburg) - "Creating Europe: education, reconciliation, history"
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Prof. Paulo Canelas de Castro - "EU foreign affairs policy and the challenge of the global water crisis"
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Prof. Martin Dangerfield (University of Wolverhampton) - "Bringing Eastern Neighbours Closer to the European Union: A Way to Achieve Speedier and More Effective Integration"
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Prof. Gerhard Fink (Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien) - "Unfair wages - think about the functional income distribution!"
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Prof. Juliet Lodge (University of Leeds) - "ICTs and Science for Society and Ethical eGovernance"
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Prof. Pablo Podadera Rivera (University of Malaga) - "Social cohesion as condition and factor of economic dynamism"
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Prof. Pablo Podadera Rivera (University of Malaga) - "Innovation, creativity, education, suitability and employment"
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Prof. Siniša Rodin (University of Zagreb) - "The Original Idea and a New European Partnership for Southeast Europe"
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Prof. René Schwok (Université de Genève) - "Introduce a legislative referendum, but not a “constitutional” referendum, a “constitutional” initiative or a legislative initiative"
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Prof. Silvana Sciarra (University of Florence) - "Transnational and European Ways Forward for Collective Bargaining"
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Prof. Lorenza Sebesta (University of Bologna, campus of Buenos Aires) - "Caring for outer space, caring for humankind"
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Prof. Jean-Marc Trouille (Bradford University School of Management) - "The revival of nuclear energy: A policy challenge for the EU’s energy policy"
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Prof. Jean-Marc Trouille (Bradford University School of Management) - "Reciprocity in market access: To guarantee a level playing field for European businesses"
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Prof. Peter Xuereb (University of Malta) - "Making it Pay to be Good -- Intercultural Dialogue, Virtue in the Public Sphere, the Common Good, Global Governance, and the European Experience"
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Prof. Bernard Yvars (University Montesquieu-Bordeaux IV) - "Financial and productive globalization: a new governance required in the European Union"
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