About the project
The goal of ANTERO is to strengthen the interaction between research in the field of EU foreign policy and the translation of that research through innovative, research-led teaching. This will include the production of specific open access research material and teaching outputs which can be easily accessed and integrated to the teaching of undergraduate and graduate students worldwide and which will contribute to the professional development of early-career academics and a strengthening of EU studies in this field.
Previous events
ANTERO's second Workshop Sessions
Time and place: Nov. 16, 2016 1:00 PM – Nov. 18, 2016 2:45 PM, London School of Economics (London)
ANTERO's second workshop 'The Quest for External Legitimacy of EU External Action' was organised by the London School of Economics and Political Science with ARENA, University of Oslo and University of Maastricht on 16-18 November 2016. Helene Sjursen from ARENA chaired research panels. Johanne Døhlie Saltnes presented 'Donor coordination in EU development policy. An attempt to enhance external legitimacy?' and Marianne Riddervold held a presentation 'A humanitarian mission to help refugees? Explaining EU naval mission Sophia'.
ANTERO's first Workshop Sessions
Time and place: Dec. 9, 2015 2:30 PM – Dec. 11, 2015 3:00 PM, University of Kent (Brussels Campus)
The education and research network on EU foreign policy, ANTERO, will hold its first workshop sessions in Brussels on 9-11 December.
ANTERO presents its first Workshop Sessions, combining Teaching Sessions on all facets of Teaching on European Foreign Policy and a Research Session on 'The Quest for Internal Legitimacy of EU External Action'.
The Workshop is jointly organised by the University of Leuven, the University of Tampere and the University of Kent. It will take place at the premises of the University of Kent, Brussels Campus (Belgium).
Strong ARENA presence
The foreign policy group at ARENA contributes with several papers at the event:
- Helene Sjursen with 'Integration and democracy in the EU’s foreign and security policy'
- Guri Rosen with 'A secret worth keeping? Accountability and transparency in the area of security and defense policy'
- Tine E. J. Brøgger with 'Inside and outside the EU: The case of Franco-British security and defence cooperation'
- Johanna Strikwerda with 'Sovereignty at stake? The Commission’s proposal for a Defence and Security Procurement Directive'
- Mai’a K. Davis Cross with 'The European External Action Service and counter-terrorism'
Background
Principal Investigator at ARENA is Helene Sjursen. The ANTERO team further consists of Mai'a K. Davis Cross, Guri Rosén, Marianne Riddervold, Tine E. J. Brøgger, Johanne D. Saltnes and Johanna Strikwerda.
