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The EU in a Crisis?

Germany's Role in the Process of European Integration

Lecture by the KAS Deputy Chairperson Prof. Beate Neuss at the Goethe-Institut Villa Kamogawa in Kyoto
March 27, 2012 18.30 o'clock

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It seems the EU was plunged into a crisis by the turbulent economical development in various member states. The heads of state and government see themself in a struggle to stabilize both their mutual currency and the entire process of integration. What can be learned from the European process of integration, what are possible developments for the EU and what is Germany's role?

The deputy chairperson of the Konrad Adenauer Foundation, Professor Beate Neuss, spoke on this issue and subsequently answered questions and comments turning into interesting and long lasting discussions.

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Date and time

March 27, 2012
18.30 o'clock
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Venue

Goethe-Institut Villa Kamogawa, Kyoto

Speakers

  • Professor Dr. Beate Neuss
    • KAS Deputy Chairperson
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      Joerg Wolff

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      Thomas Yoshimura

      Thomas Yoshimura

      Resident Representative in Korea Interim Head of the Japan office until July 2024

      thomas.yoshimura@kas.de +82 2 793 3979
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      Prof. Dr. Beate Neuss during her speech at the Goethe Institut Kyoto
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      With specific questions and comments on mechanisms and perspectives of the European Union, representatives of the Japanese private sector amongst others took part in the discussions.
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      Also, the German Consulate General was represented at the lecture by the KAS Deputy Chairperson und actively dicussed and commented on the speech.