Programme
Governing Sustainability in Europe:
Perspectives from Central and Eastern Europe and the Asia Pacific
Date: 14-15 December 2023 (Thursday-Friday)
Convenors: EU*Asia Institute at ESSCA School of Management, Angers (Dr Sonia Chikh M’hamed) & Wilfried Martens Centre for European Studies, Brussels (Dr Peter Hefele) & Andrássy University Budapest (Dr Kristina Kurze)
Venue: ESSCA School of Management, Budapest (Hungary) & Online via Teams
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The workshop aims to explore how policymakers, entrepreneurs, and civil society actors engage in the complex process of governing sustainable development in Europe and the Indo-Pacific. With a special focus on the new EU member states of Central and Eastern European Countries (CEEC), the event will showcase their potential and address specific challenges faced in the upcoming years.
Key Questions:
- What are the understanding and approaches to sustainability in Central and Eastern European countries and the Indo-Pacific region?
- What challenges do political, economic, and civil society stakeholders face in implementing new models of governing sustainability
- What is the specific role of Central and Eastern European countries in deepening Europe’s sustainable partnerships with the Indo-Pacific region?
- What contributions can Central and Eastern European countries make to the next phase of Europe’s sustainable transformation?
There are no registration fees for this workshop. Venue, lunch and coffee breaks will be covered by EU*Asia Institute/ESSCA.
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Click here to see the Call for Papers
