EUSA-NZ Selected Conference Papers

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Papers presented at the 2005 EUSA-NZ conference: "EU and Dialogue Between Peoples and Cultures: Seeing the EU through the Eyes of Others"
Te Papa, Wellington, 25 November 2005.

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Asia-Pacific Perceptions Project Final Workshop: Reccommendations Martin Holland, National Centre for Research on Europe, University of Canterbury

Papers presented at the 2004 EUSA-NZ conference: "Outside Looking In: Multidiscplinary Perspectives on the European Union from the Asia-Pacific Region"
Christchurch Arts Centre, Christchurch, 9-11 September 2004.

(94 kB)	The Political Implications of the EU’s Enlargement Dai Binran, Centre for European Studies, Fudan University
(256 kB)	When Enough is Enough: Dynamics of the EU Representations in Asia-Pacific Media Natalia Chaban, Kim Se Na, Katrina Stats, Paveena Sutthisripok “Public, Elite and Media Perceptions of the EU in Asia Pacific Region” research team
(321 kB)	There is no Alternative? Central and Eastern Europe in the 2004 European Parliament Elections Kenneth Chan, Hong Kong Baptist University
(258 kB)	Exchange Rate Regimes and International Reserves Changkyu Choi, Department of Economics, Myongji University and Seung-Gwan Baek, Department of Economics, Hongik University
(183 kB)	Sustainability Impact Assessment and the Pacific Economic Partnership Agreement Negotiations Stephen Dearden, Department of Economics, Manchester Metropolitan University
(247 kB)	EU Enlargement and its Effects on Trade with New Zealand Matthew Gibbons, National Centre for Research on Europe, University of Canterbury
(160 kB)	India and an Enlarging European Union Rajendra K Jain, European Studies Programme, Jawaharlal Nehru University
(145 kB)	Cotonou and the Pacific: governance, legitimacy and civil society Malakai Koloamatangi, National Centre for Research on Europe, University of Canterbury
(227 kB)	Process and Participation in the European Parliament: the F-Gas Directive Jeffrey McNeill, School of Sociology, Social Policy & Social Work, Massey University
(174 kB)	Images of the EU as a Political Actor in Asia Pacific Media Paveena Sutthisripok, Natalia Chaban, Kim Se Na, Katrina Stats “Public, Elite and Media Perceptions of the EU in Asia Pacific Region” research team
(344 kB)	"EUphoria in the Pacific?" Regional Economic Partnership Agreements - Implications for the Pacific Steve Thomas, National Centre for Research on Europe, University of Canterbury

Papers presented at the 2002 EUSA-NZ conference: "Inaugural New Zealand European Studies Conference"
Millennium Hotel, Christchurch, 31 May - 1 June 2002.

(156 kB)	Caught between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea: Some Problems with Dutch Neutrality in the Great War, 1914 – 1918 Maartje Abbenhuis, History Department, University of Canterbury
(256 kB)	EU Environmental Governance: Institutional and Procedural Aspects of Sustainability Klaus Bosselmann, New Zealand Centre for Environmental Law, University of Auckland
(126 kB)	German-Speaking Scientists in New Zealand 1773-1951: Research Past, Present and Future James Braund, University of Auckland
(140 kB)	'Una Italia Australe'? Two italian Travellers Describe New Zealand Daniela Cavallaro, University of Auckland
(224 kB)	“Reachable zone” or “a Nightmare behind the Misery Curtain”?: the EU and Ukraine Natalia Chaban, National Centre for Research on Europe, University of Canterbury
(166 kB)	“Rediscovering Europe”: New Zealand Public, Elite and Mass Media Perceptions of the EU”: Launching the Project Natalia Chaban, National Centre for Research on Europe, University of Canterbury
(174 kB)	From the Heart of Europe to the End of the World — Language and Cultural Maintenance in Second Wave Polish Migrants in Auckland, New Zealand Sarah Cozens, University of Auckland
(184 kB)	Global Migration: New Zealand and European Union experiences and challenges Heidi Smith
(158 kB)	Living with the Enemy: Once Upon A Time There Was Prati Nuovi Susan Jacobs, AIS St Helens
(181 kB)	The rebuilding of the city centre in Berlin in the nineties under the label of the "European City" - a critical perspective Susanne Ledanff, Department of German, University of Canterbury
(188 kB)	European Union-Russia Relations: The Oil and Gas Sector in Mid-2002 Ian K. Lilly, University of Auckland
(206 kB)	New Zealand Opera and Italian Myths Franco Manai and Kirsten Hanna, University of Auckland
(175 kB)	Lessons from Monetary Union in Europe for New Zealand David G Mayes, Bank of Finland, National Centre for Research on Europe, University of Canterbury
(301 kB)	Contracts and Competition in the Regulation of European Stock Exchanges David G Mayes, Bank of Finland, National Centre for Research on Europe, University of Canterbury
(164 kB)	The Role and Place of Europe in World History Melleuish
(129 kB)	“Von Ost nach West - ein deutscher Fall?” Thoughts of a latter-day Australian Leichhardt in the extended Federal Republic of Germany John Milfull
(123 kB)	On the Republication in Post-Soviet Russia of V. Rozanov’s Anti-Semitic Work Henrietta Mondry, Department of Russian, University of Canterbury
(123 kB)	The new Third Rome? Moscow in the Russian culture of the 1990s Evgeny Pavlov, Department of Russian, University of Canterbury
(217 kB)	The Struggling Road to Europe – Balkan countries in economic and political transition and EU Accession Strategy Milenko Petrovic, National Centre for Research on Europe, University of Canterbury
(197 kB)	“French Exception” or France-New Zealand Connection? Media Representations of Women in High Political Office in France and New Zealand (Aubry, Clark, Shipley). Ramsay
(223 kB)	Working Papers in Accounting No. 3: The European Union’s Financial Reporting Strategy: Lessons for New Zealand? Alan Roberts, Accountancy, Finance and Information Systems, University of Canterbury
(286 kB)	Sex, Lies and Stereotypes: Putting cultural tips for doing business in France to the test Karin Speedy, University of Auckland
(197 kB)	Reforming EU Governance: The Prospects for Local Authorities Prue Taylor, Department of Planning, University of Auckland.

Papers presented at the 1998 EUSA-NZ conference: "The EU in the Next Millenium"
Christchurch Arts Centre, Christchurch, 27-30 September 1998.

(36 kB)	EU Cultural Policy And The Creation of a Common European Identity Heather Field, Contemporary European Studies, Griffith University
(46 kB)	EU Politics, Eastwards Enlargement and CAP Reform Heather Field, Contemporary European Studies, Griffith University
(102 kB)	European Integration: The Third Phase And Beyond Mishka Foster, Department of Government, University of Queensland
(81 kB)	Evolving Voluntary Rules For The Operation Of The European Central Bank David G Mayes, Bank of Finland and South Bank University
(58 kB)	Assessing the Effects of the European Union and the Economic Integration Process on the Rhineland Model of Capitalism: a Case Study of the Structural Change in the German Telecommunication Services Sector George Menz, Department of Political Science, University of Pittsburgh
(31 kB)	Who's Not Ethnic? Filling the void of post-imperial identities in a Europeanising Britain and an Asianising Australia John Milfull
(46 kB)	Negotiating The New Millennium: The Roles Of The European Union Michael Smith, Jean Monnet Professor of European Politics, Loughborough University
(37 kB)	More trade than aid – Perspectives for European development policies Heribert Weiland, Arnold Berstraesser Institut, Freiburg, Germany