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Agenda - School for European Democracy 2018

09 - 11/11/2018
10:00 - 21:00
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In the autumn of 2018, four seminars were organised: ‘European Local Authorities in the Institutional Framework’, held in Montegrotto Terme (9-10-11 November), ‘Germany and Europe: Reasons for a Crisis’, held in Bologna (17 November), ‘Southern Europe Development Policies’, held in Pozzuoli (23-24-25 November), ‘Beyond Disintermediation’, held in Rome (14-15-16 December) and ‘Political Academy’, held in Rome (10 May-28 June).

These Schools, part of a years-long project between FEPS and Fondazione Socialismo ETS, are meant for young activists and local leaders. They provided valuable tools for the public to understand Europe better.

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