The EU is more than
an economic and political community.
It is above all a union of values.
Herman van Rompuy
Lecturers
Marharyta Chabanna
Doctor of Political Sciences
Head of the Department of Political Science, NaUKMA
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Mykola Hnatyuk
Doctor of Political Sciences
Professor of the Jean Monnet program and associate professor of the Department of Political Science at NaUKMA
Andreas Umland
Doctor of philosophy Associate
Professor of the Department of Political Science, NaUKMA
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Kostyantyn Sigov
Philosopher
Director of European Humanities Research Center, NaUKMA
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Lectures
Lecture “Ukraine and the Middle East” – a view from Kyiv by Professor Jean-Pierre Filiu
Professor Jean-Pierre Filiu, a great friend of Ukraine, has once again visited Kyiv. His lecture, “Ukraine and the Middle East,” delivered to political science students, drew the
“Is the future of Europe being decided in Ukraine?” Kostyantyn Sigov
On 24 February 2022, the world enters a new era with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. From the outset, Ukrainian philosopher Kostyantyn Sigov warns that this
Lecture “”European Union: between the dream of the founding Fathers of Europe and the challenges of today”
On March 2, at 5:30 p.m., a lecture by Vincent Dujardin, president of the Institute of European Studies, professor of modern history at the Catholic
Texts
Europe: A Political Project Based on Values?
We publish selected excerpts from the article by Professor Vincent Dujardin, “Europe: A Political Project Based on Values?” Vincent Dujardin is Professor of Contemporary History
Methodology for Constructing a New European Narrative
We publish selected excerpts from the introduction to Antoine Arjakovsky’s work Crossed Perspectives on the History of European Consciousness. Antoine Arjakovsky is a French historian
“Ukraine is not an intermediary, but an autonomous, culturally distinct, and strong state”
Recently, the publishing and research association “Dukh i Litera” published the book Giovanna Brogi: The Cultural Polymorphism of the Ukrainian World. This is the first