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1 Ukraine Shelf Episode 3: Eastern Ukraine with Olena Stiazhkina and Victoria Donovan 54:18
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1 The Ukraine Shelf Episode 2: Identity and Culture under Attach with Sasha Dovzyk and Eugene Finkel 58:51
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Spela Senare Spela Senare Listor Gilla GilladRussia has attempted to repress and destroy Ukrainian statehood and identity over two centuries. In this episode, we trace the historical roots of Russia’s current aggression to imperial myths from the early 19th century, and look at how these myths have resurfaced repeatedly over time. We explore the most recent wave of violence through the tragic story of Victoria Amelina, a Ukrainian writer who was killed in a Russian missile attack in 2023. The books under discussion are Eugene Finkel’s Intent to Destroy: Russia’s Two Hundred Year Quest to Dominate Ukraine (Basic Books, 2024) and Victoria Amelina’s Looking at Women Looking at War (Harper Collins, 2025). See more: www.ucl.ac.uk/european-institute…lture-under-attack…
1 The Ukraine Shelf Episode 1: Crimea with Elmaz Asan and Rory Finnin 54:26
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Spela Senare Spela Senare Listor Gilla GilladRussia’s aggression against Ukraine began not in 2022, but in 2014, with the invasion and occupation of Crimea. This episode explores Crimea’s significance as a strategically important nexus between east and west, between Europe, Russia and the Middle East, and as an integral part of Ukraine historically, politically and culturally. The focus of our discussion is Rory Finnin’s book Blood of Others: Stalin’s Crimean Atrocity and the Poetics of Solidarity (University of Toronto Press, 2022). https://www.ucl.ac.uk/european-institute/ukraine-shelf-episode-1-crimea-elmaz-asan-and-rory-finnin…
A soundscape commissioned as part of the UCL European Literary Map of London project, featuring voices reading texts about London written by European writers across the centuries in a variety of original languages and in English translation.
1 European Literary London: Journeys, Languages, Writing 37:29
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Spela Senare Spela Senare Listor Gilla GilladIn conversation with Olivia Scher, our European Literary Map of London Writer-in-Residence Joanna Elmy and writer, artist and director, Larisa Faber Larisa Faber talk about London: journeys, languages, writing and cultures. This episode explores central themes of identity, belonging, and how London shapes and is shaped by its rich tapestry of stories. European Literary Map of London: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/european-institute/lost-found-european-literary-map-london Bulgarian-born author and journalist Joanna Elmy was our 23/24 inaugural Writer in Residence. Joanna’s first novel Born of Guilt, written during her years in university, received a prestigious Bulgarian prize for emerging literature in 2022 and was shortlisted for several other national awards. During her four-week stay at UCL (24 April – 22 May 2024), Joanna engaged with academics across faculties, and worked on her second novel which features London prominently and explores ‘cities of the world’ – a modern take on urban spaces partly inspired by Italo Calvino’s approach to writing the city. Writer, director and actor Larisa Faber collaborated with UCL European Institute and the UCL Faculty of Arts and Humanities in the summer term of 2024, in the context of the European Literary Map of London project, and an ongoing partnership with EUNIC London, the European Literature Network and the European Writers’ Festival, curated by Rosie Goldsmith. Larisa worked to develop an irreverently multivocal text about the politics of seasonal vegetables – which will feature on the European Literary Map of London as the first Luxembourgish entry.…
1 Party People: Candidates and Party Evolution 33:08
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Spela Senare Spela Senare Listor Gilla GilladAllan Sikk, Associate Professor in Comparative Politics at the School of Slavonic and East European Studies, University College London, and Philipp Köker, Lecturer Political Science at Leibniz University Hannover join ‘Talking Europe’ to discuss their new book on political parties, how they change, and what this has to do with the people who make them up. Party People: Candidates and Party Evolution is published with Oxford University Press, and available in hard cover, e-book and audiobook. In conversation with Claudia Sternberg of the UCL European Institute, Allan and Philipp discuss why party systems have changed so radically across Europe, what we can learn from looking at parties in Central and Eastern Europe, and in what ways their analysis of 200,000 electoral candidates from over 60 elections across nine CEE democracies helps us to understand party change more broadly, including candidate turnover, party fission and fusion, programmatic change, and party leadership change.…
1 European Literary Map: Ion Codru Drăguşanu read in Romanian by Oana Borlea-Stancioi 1:10
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1 European Literary Map: Ion Codru Drăguşanu read in English by Oana Borlea-Stancioi 1:03
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1 European Literary Map: Elif Shafak read in English by Olivia Scher 0:42
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1 European Literary Map: Hans Christian Andersen read in Danish by Vincent Rasmussen 0:58
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1 European Literary Map: Hans Christian Andersen read in English by Vincent Rasmussen 0:51
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1 European Literary Map: Hector Berlioz read in English by Yanis Fekar 1:04
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1 European Literary Map: Hector Berlioz read in French by Yanis Fekar 0:58
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1 European Literary Map: Susanna Alakoski read in English by Annika Lindskog 1:19
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1 European Literary Map: Susanna Alakoski read in Swedish by Annika Lindskog 1:17
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1 European Literary Map: Susanna Alakoski read in English by Annika Lindskog (East End) 1:27
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1 European Literary Map: Susanna Alakoski read in Swedish by Annika Lindskog (East End) 1:27
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1 European Literary Map: Pavel Vilikovský read in Slovak by Dr Tim Beasley-Murray 2:09
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1 European Literary Map: Pavel Vilikovský read in English by Dr Tim Beasley-Murray 1:41
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1 European Literary Map: Karel Čapek read in English by Tim Beasley-Murray 1:16
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1 European Literary Map: Karel Čapek read in Czech by Dr Tim Beasley-Murray 1:21
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1 European Literary Map: Aleko Konstantinov read in English by Dr Temenuga Trifonova 1:44
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1 European Literary Map: Aleko Konstantinov read in Bulgarian by Dr Temenuga Trifonova 1:53
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1 European Literary Map: Anna Sebastian read in German by Dr Claudia Sternberg 1:23
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1 European Literary Map: Anna Sebastian read in English by Dr Claudia Sternberg 1:24
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1 African-American entertainers in pre-jazz Europe 34:07
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Spela Senare Spela Senare Listor Gilla GilladIn conversation with the UCL European Institute's Uta Staiger, the historian of modern Germany, Jeff Bowersox, discusses the arrival of Black American entertainers in Central Europe around 1900 - prior to the high modernist forms of American entertainment, including jazz. He also explores what the ambivalent responses of German-speaking audiences and critics tell us about the way Germans saw themselves - in a rapidly and radically changing global order.…
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Do you have to be in a couple to be a successful adult? In this episode of Talking Europe, we ask how norms around coupledom differ across Europe and how they have changed in recent decades. The EI’s Claudia Sternberg is joined by Sasha Roseneil, Professor of Interdisciplinary Social Science in the IAS, and UCL’s Dean of Social and Historical Sciences to discuss her latest book ‘The Tenacity of the Couple-Norm: Intimate citizenship regimes in a changing Europe’ (UCL Press, 2020). You’ll also hear from Sasha’s four co-authors and collaborators for this book: • Isabel Crowhurst, Senior Lecturer in Sociology, University of Essex, • Tone Hellesund, Professor in Cultural Studies, University of Bergen, Norway, • Dr Ana Cristina Santos, Senior Researcher, Centre for Social Studies, University of Coimbra, Portugal, • Dr Mariya Stoilova, Researcher, Department of Media and Communications, London School of Economics. Together we explore how laws, policies and social institutions in the UK, Bulgaria, Norway and Portugal shape our desires and imaginations, making us want to be in a couple. You’ll also encounter some life stories of individual persons and how they navigate the couple norm. ‘The Tenacity of the Couple-Norm: Intimate citizenship regimes in a changing Europe’ is available as a free e-book and as paperback/hardback from UCL Press. Podcast editing by Patrick Robinson. Photo by Katarzyna Grabowska on Unsplash.…
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Dr. Riitta-Liisa Valijärvi, associate professor in Finnish and minority languages, and PhD candidates, Charlotte Doesberg, and Amanda DiGioia, join “Talking Europe” to discuss their new edited volume, which brings together the fascinating pairing of rock music and research. The three SSEES researchers are the co-editors of ‘Multilingual Metal Music: Sociocultural, Linguistic and Literary Perspectives on Heavy Metal Lyrics’ (Emerald Publishing, 2020).…
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1 Michael Shackleton: Collecting memories of the European Parliament 32:22
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Spela Senare Spela Senare Listor Gilla GilladProfessor Michael Shackleton is Special Professor in European Institutions at the University of Maastricht and Former Head of the European Parliament Information Office in the UK. In this episode of "Talking Europe," we discuss Michael's latest project, "Collecting Memories: The European Parliament 1979 to 2019." This is an oral archive of stories and memories from former Members of the Parliament, comprised of nearly 100 publicly available interviews and a book titled "Shaping Parliamentary Democracy." In conversation with EI digital editor Avery Anapol, Michael discusses his experience working on this project with co-editor Alfredo De Feo, and three other former European Parliament civil servants (Francis Jacobs, Gerard Laprat and Dietmar Nickel) and his thoughts about the role of the Parliament in our changing world. ------- The 'Collecting memories' interviews are available on the website of the Historical Archives of the European Union - https://archives.eui.eu/en/oral_history/#CM_EP 'Shaping Parliamentary Democracy' is available as an ebook or hardcover from Palgrave MacMillan - https://www.palgrave.com/gp/book/9783030272128. You can find the UCL European Institute on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and online at ucl.ac.uk/european-institute/…
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1 COVID-19: The Pandemic and Europe | States of Emergency: Liberty, Authority and the Law 39:22
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Spela Senare Spela Senare Listor Gilla GilladIn times of urgency, governments habitually concentrate power and restrict citizens’ rights. The current situation is no different: in order to prevent or control the spread of COVID-19, governments around the world have issued stay at home orders and temporarily closed businesses. While such measures are clearly necessary, it remains important that we scrutinise the extraordinary powers conferred upon governments and interrogate whether their legal basis is satisfactory. We would also do well to think more broadly about what emergencies do to liberal democracies, and how they stretch further the tensions between liberty and constraint, order and justice, that inhere in any rule-of-law state. In this latest episode of our new podcast series COVID-19: The Pandemic and Europe, EI Executive Director Uta Staiger and guests explore states of emergency from the Roman Republic to today’s UK, from Carl Schmitt to privacy-respecting contact tracing systems. Featuring: Jeff King, Professor of Law (UCL Laws) and a Legal Adviser to the House of Lords Select Committee on the Constitution, giving advice on the Coronavirus Bill before it was passed by Parliament. Valentina Arena, Associate Professor in Roman History (UCL History), author of Libertas and the Practice of Politics in the Late Roman Republic (CUP, 2012), and interested in how ancient theories of liberty may contribute to contemporary political debates. Nomi Claire Lazar, Associate Dean of Faculty (Yale-NUS College), author of States of Emergency in Liberal Democracies (CUP, 2009), and recently member of a panel advising Canada's Chief Science Advisor on rights derogating technologies. -- *This podcast was recorded on Friday, 24 April. The speed of coronavirus developments means there may be new information by the time you listen. In the coming weeks, we will continue to provide more content and analysis as the situation develops. For the latest updates, please subscribe to our email newsletter and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.…
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1 COVID-19: the Pandemic and Europe | Hungary's Coronavirus Protection Law 31:01
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Spela Senare Spela Senare Listor Gilla GilladIn this episode of our new podcast series COVID-19: The Pandemic and Europe, EI Executive Director Uta Staiger explores the significance of Hungary's newly implemented Coronavirus Protection Law, together with Thomas Lorman, Teaching Fellow in Modern Central European History at the UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies (SSEES), Sean Hanley, Associate Professor at SSEES, and RonanMcCrea, Professor of Constitutional and European Law.…
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1 COVID-19, Brexit and the EU's response 28:56
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Spela Senare Spela Senare Listor Gilla GilladThe UCL European Institute’s Brexit & Beyond podcast is back, with our first episode recorded 100% remotely. In this episode, Brexit research assistant Annisha Jhatakia interviews EI Executive Director, Uta Staiger, and Institute Manager, Oliver Patel, about the many ways COVID-19 is likely to impact the Brexit negotiations. They discuss whether the transition period will be extended, the realities of conducting negotiations remotely, and the EU's response to COVID-19 more broadly. This podcast was recorded on Thursday 26 March, before the EUCO videoconference. The speed of coronavirus developments means there may be new information by the time you listen. In the coming weeks, we will continue to provide more content and analysis as the situation develops. For the latest updates, please subscribe to our email newsletter and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.…
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1 Making Italian Jews. Family, Gender, Religion and the Nation, 1861–1918 34:23
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Spela Senare Spela Senare Listor Gilla GilladIn the latest edition of our 'Talking Europe' podcast series, Carlotta Ferrara Degli Uberti (UCL Italian) and Uta Staiger discuss the role and cultural imagination of the Jewish minority in Italy – from the unification of the country into a new nation-state until the end of the First World War. Dr Ferrara’s book investigates key concepts such as family, religion, nation, assimilation and Zionism, as well as the interaction between public and private spheres, as they shift and change over time.…
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1 The Will of the People: A Modern Myth, with Albert Weale 28:22
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Spela Senare Spela Senare Listor Gilla GilladThe Will of the People: A Modern Myth Democracies today are in the grip of a myth: the myth of the will of the people. New political forces use the idea to challenge elected representatives. Politicians, content to invoke the will of the people, fail in their duty to make responsible and accountable decisions. And public contest over political choices is stifled by fears that opposing the will of the people will be perceived as elitist. In this episode of our Talking Europe series, Albert Weale, Emeritus Professor of Political Theory and Public Policy at UCL, discusses the origins and uses of the notion, arguing that healthy democracies require that choices be challenged, parliaments strengthened, and political leaders called to account. In conversation with Dr Uta Staiger, Director of the UCL European Institute. More about the book: http://politybooks.com/bookdetail/?isbn=9781509533268.…
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In conversation with the European Institute’s Dr Uta Staiger, Rachel Bowlby, Professor of Comparative Literature at UCL, takes us through some of the thoughts and themes of her new book, Talking Walking: Essays in Cultural Criticism. This podcast explores diverse topics ranging from Greek tragedy to modern family forms, and from translating Derrida to the history of consumer culture. This podcast is part of our Talking Europe series. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Talking-Walking-Cultural-Criticism-Critical/dp/1845199111…
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1 Regulating medical devices post-Brexit 19:41
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Spela Senare Spela Senare Listor Gilla GilladProfessor Derek Hill, UCL Centre for Medical Image Computing Would the UK benefit from becoming an independent regulator on medical devices after Brexit? In conversation with the European Institute’s Clément Leroy, Derek Hill discusses how medical devices are currently regulated at international level and what impact Brexit might have on this highly innovative, fast-moving policy area. As fears of a no-deal scenario grow, Derek argues that Brexit could be a catalyst for getting the UK research and business community to work better with regulators. This could help drive forward innovative thinking on how medical products get to the patients that need them, while ensuring they are safe and effective. The podcast is part of our new Brexit and Beyond series.…
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1 The Greco-German Affair in the Euro Crisis 31:10
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Spela Senare Spela Senare Listor Gilla GilladThis conversation explores the highly charged relationship between Greece and Germany at the height of the Eurozone Crisis, 2009-15. Claudia Sternberg (UCL), Kalypso Nicolaïdis (Oxford) and Kira Gartzou-Katsouyanni (LSE) are in conversation with the European Institute’s Uta Staiger to discuss the many ways in which Greeks and Germans represented and often insulted one another in the media, how their self-understanding shifted in the process, and how this in turn affected their respective appraisal of the EU - and that which divides us or keeps us together as Europeans. The conversation takes its departure from the eponymous book, which the three authors brought out with Palgrave in early 2018. https://www.palgrave.com/gb/book/9781137547507…
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In this first podcast of a new series on EU policy beyond Brexit, Dr Nathan Lea, Senior Research Associate at the UCL Institute of Health Informatics, discusses the significance of the new European regulation protecting personal data. He shares a very positive view of the GDPR, which manages to strike a subtle balance between the need to harmonise different national frameworks, the necessity to tackle misuses of personal data and a certain degree of flexibility to enable innovation. A true European success story that emulates similar legislations to be passed throughout the world.…
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Talking Europe: The UCL European Institute podcast
1 Hannah Arendt and the Ancients (Miriam Leonard) 39:14
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Spela Senare Spela Senare Listor Gilla GilladIn the fifth edition of our 'Talking Europe' podcast series, Miriam Leonard, Professor of Greek Literature and its Reception at UCL Classics, talks revolution, freedom and the role of Greek philosophy and tragedy in Hannah Arendt's thought. The conversation, with the European Institute's Dr Uta Staiger, takes its point of departure from a Special Issue on Hannah Arendt and the Ancients in the Journal of Classical Philology (Jan 2018), which was edited by Prof. Leonard. https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/toc/cp/2018/113/1…
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Talking Europe: The UCL European Institute podcast
1 West German anti-authoritarian protest movements in the 1960s (Mererid Puw Davies) 28:09
28:09 Spela Senare Spela Senare Listor Gilla Gillad28:09
Spela Senare Spela Senare Listor Gilla GilladIn the fourth edition of our 'Talking Europe' podcast, Dr Mererid Puw Davies, in conversation Dr Tim Beasley-Murray, explores the West-German anti-authoritarian protest movement of the 1960s. Focusing on the protests of 1967 and 1968 - nearly fifty years on from that pivotal year - the podcast delves in to the novel and creative forms and methods of protest adopted by the movement, from graffiti to agit-prop poetry, and what it tells us about similar social movements today. Mererid Puw Davies is a Senior Lecturer in German at UCL. Her book, 'Writing and the West German Protest Movements: Textual Liberation' is available here: https://www.sas.ac.uk/support-research/publications/writing-and-west-german-protest-movements-textual-revolution…
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Talking Europe: The UCL European Institute podcast
1 Performing Femininity in Pre-Revolutionary Russian Cinema (Rachel Morley) 28:47
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Spela Senare Spela Senare Listor Gilla GilladIn the third of our 'Talking Europe' series of podcasts, Dr Rachel Morley, charts the changing representations of femininity in pre-revolutionary Russian cinema, in conversation with Dr Tim Beasley-Murray. Rachel is Lecturer in Russian Cinema and Culture at the UCL School of Slavonic Studies.
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Talking Europe: The UCL European Institute podcast
In the second European Institute podcast, Tim Beasley-Murray (UCL SSEES) interviews Philippe Sands (UCL Laws) about his award-winning book, East West Street. Professor Sands narrates the development of international criminal law through the experiences of the Nuremberg prosecutors and his own family members, weaving together intellectual history and personal biography. The book has been awarded the Baillie Gifford Prize for Non-Fiction and the JQ Wingate Literary Prize, and it is the Waterstones 'Book of the Month' for April.…
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Talking Europe: The UCL European Institute podcast
1 Terror and Terroir: The winegrowers of the Languedoc and modern France (Andrew Smith) 35:23
35:23 Spela Senare Spela Senare Listor Gilla Gillad35:23
Spela Senare Spela Senare Listor Gilla GilladTim Beasley-Murray talks wine and politics with Andrew WM Smith, in the first of the European Institute's new series of podcasts. Vineyard image (C) Flickr User 'Miss Messie' (Creative Commons)
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