Organized by
Kyushu University EU Centre (JMCoE-Q)
Co-organized by
European Economic and Social Committee (EESC)
Supported by
European Union Studies Association Japan (EUSA-JAPAN)

Kyushu University EU Centre (JMCoE-Q) Jean Monnet Seminar Series
Pre-session of EUSA-Japan Annual Conference / Joint seminar with the EESC

Past, Present, Future of European Integration― 60 Years of Rome Treaty ―Date and Time

17 November (FRI), 2017
15:00-17:00（Doors open at 14:30）
Venue

Lecture Room on 1F,
21 Century Plaza I,
Hakozaki Campus, Kyushu University(Please see the map on the back)Language English (No interpretation)
Admission free, registration required.

© European Union 2017

Invited Speaker■ Prof. Brigid Laffan

European University Institute

Speakers from European Economic and Social Committee (EESC)■ Mr Krzysztof Pater

President of the Japan Follow-up Committee■ Ms Laure Batut

Member of the Japan Follow-up Committee

Moderator■ Ms Machiko Hachiya

Advisor of Kyushu University EU Centre© European Union 2017

Registration

Please e-mail or FAX indicating: 1) your name, 2) e-mail address or phone number, and 3) affiliation.
Please specify “17 November Seminar” in the subject line.
E-mail: euevent@jimu.kyushu-u.ac.jp Fax: 092-642-4435
Contact

Kyushu University EU Centre (JMCoE-Q)
TEL: 092-642-4433 FAX: 092-642-4435
E-mail: euevent@jimu.kyushu-u.ac.jp
http://eu.kyushu-u.ac.jp

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Lecture Room on 1F, 21st Century Plaza I, Hakozaki Campus, Kyushu University●地下鉄箱崎線「箱崎九大前」下車、徒歩7分
7 minutes walk from “Hakozaki-Kyudaimae” on the Hakozaki Subway Line“Hakozaki-Kyudaimae” Subway Sta.

松原門

Matsubara Gate

小松門

Komatsu Gate

本部第一庁舎正門 Headquarters Bldg.
Main Gate
旧工学部本館

Former Faculty of Engineering Main Bldg.

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Lecture Rm, 1F, 21st Century Plaza I[Institutions]Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence-Kyushu (JMCoE-Q)
Kyushu University has strengthened its expertise on EU matters during the activities as the consortium leader of the EU
Institute in Japan, Kyushu (EUIJ-Kyushu) funded by the European Commission. The University has promoted EU-relatededucation and research. In recognition of our earlier achievements of EUIJ-Kyushu, Kyushu University was selected asa Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence (the project name is “Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence-Kyushu”) secondary inJapan. It will develop a strategic three-year plan from September 2016 to August 2019, including on a wide range ofactivities of education, research, outreach, and academic exchange. It will provide guidance and a vision for thebest experts for creating synergies on specific EU subjects, and strengthen the global development.

European Economic and Social Committee (EESC)
The EESC is not like other EU bodies. It is a unique forum for consultation, dialogue and consensus between
representatives from all the different sectors of "organised civil society", including employers, trade unions andgroups such as professional and community associations, youth organisations, women's groups, consumers,environmental campaigners and many more.
The EESC has always been an integral part of the EU: it was set up in 1957 by the Treaty of Rome, to advise EU decision-makers
and ensure that ordinary people across the continent have a say in Europe’s development.

European Union Studies Association-Japan (EUSA-JAPAN)
Founded in 1980, the purpose of the European Union Studies Association-Japan is to promote studies on the EU through close
co-operation with similar academic associations around the world. It has around 500 members, mostly academics, but also
including journalists, businessmen, government officials, and lawyers. The Association organises an annual conference at adifferent host university each year.