OVERVIEW
The AEWS aims to foster dialogue and collaboration between Asia and Europe by supporting academic institutions to organise workshops focusing on issues affecting the two regions. Each year, a call for proposals is announced on the AEWS web site (aews.asef.org) and other relevant sites. Applicants are invited to submit joint-proposals between at least one Asian institution and one European institution, for workshops that will focus on contemporary topics concerning both Asia and Europe in a comparative perspective. Further, these proposals are to follow a set of criteria that takes into account the inter-regional and multi-lateral importance of such topics.
Below are the six workshop proposals selected by the Selection Committee following an intensive and thorough discussion during the Selection Committee Meeting.
- The Baltic Sea and South China Sea Regions: Incomparable Models of Regional Integration
Hosted by University of Greifswald, Department of History and The European Union Centre in Singapore?
Singapore; 15 February 2010 - Changing Intergenerational Relationships as Europe and Asia Age?
Hosted by Oxford Institute of Ageing, University of Oxford and Asia-Pacific Institute of Ageing Studies?
Oxford, United Kingdom; 23 April 2010 - Economic/Social Exclusion and Collective Action – Asia and Europe Compared?
Hosted by Euro-Asia Centre, Department of Languages and Cultural Studies University of Limerick, Ireland and Irish Institute of Chinese Studies, University College Cork, Ireland?
Limerick, Ireland; 27 May 2010 - Europeanisation and Aseanisation in a comparative perspective
Hosted by Chulalongkorn University?
Paris, France; 15 June 2010 - Young People and New Media in Asia and Europe – Continents Apart, Concerns Converged?
Hosted by National University of Singapore and The Amsterdam School of Communications Research, University of Amsterdam
Singapore; 20 June 2010 - Urban Management for an Urban Future?
Hosted by University of Ljubljana and Hong Kong Baptist University?
Ljubljana, Slovenia; 15 October 2010
