Category: 2017 Courses

Royal Monastery of Yuste. 26 June 2017

In continental Europe modern states aspire to manage the greatest possible number of spaces in public life. To achieve this they take on the capacity to establish a collections system allowing them to be adequately funded. In return they are making a commitment to citizens to provide the services they demand.

Royal Monastery of Yuste. 28 – 30 June 2017

Two special celebrations will be held in 2017, commemorating highlights of the process of European construction and integration. Firstly, the 60th anniversary of the signing of the Treaties of Rome, which were signed on 25 March 1957 in the city they were named after. They subsequently gave rise to the European Communities; the seed of the legal framework of the united Europe we know today. Thirty-five years later on 7 February 1992 the Maastricht Treaty was signed, which in 2017 celebrates 25 years of existence.

Faculty of Philosophy and Literature (Cáceres). 10 – 12 July 2017

This course aims to study and analyse the socio-economic, political, and cultural effects of the thirty years of Spain and Portugal’s integration into the European Union from 1986 to 2016. With this purpose in mind, guided by a series of Spanish and Portuguese experts we will analyse the major changes and adjustments both countries have experienced at every level, as well as changes to their international role and function.

Royal Monastery of Yuste. 12 – 14 July 2017

An annual course looking at the figure and times of Emperor Charles V. 2017 sees the commemoration of important events, such as the fifth centenary of Charles V’s first voyage to Spain to be crowned Charles I and the start of the Reformation, the Christian religious movement started in Germany in the XVI century by Martin Luther.

Royal Monastery of Yuste. 19 – 21 July 2017

This course continues the theme of the Campus Yuste programme to tackle, from a multi-disciplinary perspective, an in-depth analysis of the main challenges facing the European Union in a global context of major transformations. This is being approached from a both academic and practical viewpoint, to help us comprehensively understand these challenges with the aim of analysing how we can confront them, and define strategies for the future to be able to confront them from the perspective of the European Union.

Royal Monastery of Yuste. 24 – 26 July 2017

On the occasion of the Carlos V European Award the Foundation has called for European Research and Mobility Grants in European Studies Carlos V European Award – Sofia Corradi – Mamma Erasmus which will examine the theme “European peace and values as a potential model of integration and progress in a global world”. This second meeting, in the format of a seminar, will focus on circulating the research selected in the call with the idea of promoting the transfer of knowledge from academic circles to civil society and public and private organisations.