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Germany in a Changing Europe: Transatlantic Ties, Transatlantic Challenges

After an introduction to the history and the foundations of the European Union, the Fulbright German StudiesSeminar will focus on the organization of European politics, the development of common economic markets, theshaping of a European cultural profi le, and the formation of a uniform higher education arena. The two-weekintensive program will explore who the German political actors are in this process, and discuss the spectrum ofinstruments, goals and interests, both on the regional and national levels, through which Germany contributes tothe formation of the European Union. The seminar will also look at the impact of a united Europe on the post-Cold War relations with the United States. The program will be conducted in Berlin with visits to other cities inGermany and Europe. The seminar dates are June 10-23, 2007.

Terms of Award
Up to 25 awards for participation in the seminar will be granted. Award benefi ts include round-trip transportationand a per diem allowance for meals, lodging, local travel and incidental expenses.

Eligibility
The seminar is open to U.S. university, college and community college scholars in disciplines related to the seminartopic. Experts in the seminar topic, as well as non-experts with an interest in the topic, are encouraged to apply.U.S. citizenship, and the Ph.D., Ph.D. candidacy or equivalent professional experience are required. Preferencewill be given to applicants with full-time teaching appointments.

FULBRIGHT SCHOLAR PROGRAM
2007 German Studies Seminar
Application deadline: November 1, 2006

For application materials and program details, please contact Richard Pettit at rpettit@cies.iie.org orAlisha Scott at ascott@cies.iie.org, or visit the CIES Web site at www.cies.org.