The inaugural intensive summer seminar “EULPISC – EU Law and Politics and the South Caucasus”, jointly organized by the Yerevan State University (YSU) and the University of Graz (Austria) will take place at the YSU campus on 8 – 11 July 2024. Drawing on a number of already successfully held international summer schools in the region revolving around matters pertaining to Europeanization, this summer seminar aims to unpack the various multifaceted dimensions and challenges of Europeanization in a broader context. It will also explore its impact on the state of affairs of different spheres such as political institutions, security strategies, diversity management and conflict resolution, geopolitical choices as well as social and cultural practices. By aiming to develop a transferable model of post-Soviet transition, the seminar will look particularly at the case of Armenia. Participants will be awarded with summer seminar certificates upon completion issued by YSU and the University of Graz.
Advanced Bachelor's degree students and early-stage Master's degree students are encouraged to participate! The seminar is credited for students of the University of Graz with 5 ECTS.To apply, please submit your CV and a brief letter expressing your motivation to attend and send it to Assoc. Professor Benedikt Harzl (Centre of East European Law and Eurasian Studies) benedikt.harzl(at)uni-graz.at
Scholarships are provided only for the studens of the University of Graz.
Lecturers:
Benedikt Harzl – Associate Professor, Deputy Director of the Centre of East European Law and Eurasian Studies / Institute of International Law and International Relations (University of Graz), General Editor of the Review of Central and East European Law
Jürgen Pirker – Professor for Law and Governance and Head of the Department of Global Governance at the Institute for the Foundations of Law of the University of Graz
Arthur Atanesyan – Professor for Comparative Politics and International Relations and the Head of the Department of Applied Sociology at the Faculty of Sociology of the Yerevan State University of Armenia.
David Gruber – Researcher and Lecturer at the department of Global Governance (University of Graz)
Ksenia Radchenkova – Researcher and Lecturer at the department of Global Governance (University of Graz)
