Connecting Europe: Migration
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 2007-2008: Connecting Europe through HistoryConnecting Europe through History Education. Addressing civil society through a series of events connecting higher and secondary history education from an European perspective. Countries: All European countries Period: 1 July 2007 – 31 June 2008 Budget: € 46.080,51 Main sponsor: Europe for Citizens programme, European Commission. Main aims/outcomes: Stimulating debate, research and informing European citizens on their common history and culture. Bringing together representatives of organisations acting on history education on an European level. These organisation include EUROCLIO itself, the EUROPEAUM network, Council of Europe, UNESCO, the Georg Eckert institute and more. During the project over 900 History Educators have been involved in over 22 seminars in different countries.
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In this section you are able to download Reports of all Project Activities, and also material which has been presented at these activities.
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Vera Gowlland-Debbas , Professor of Public International Law at the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva gave an interesting presentation under the title "The Universal Declaration of Human Rights after the War: Some are more rights than others". Download here the full presentation.
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This publication was developed within the EUROPAEVM-EUROCLIO-Europe for Citizens Project in 2008, and edited by Dr. Paul Flather, Oxford University. It contains reports from over 23 countries in Europe of seminars that dealt with Human Rights Education through History.
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This publication was developed within the EUROPAEVM-EUROCLIO-Europe for Citizens Project in 2008, and edited by Dr. Paul Flather, Oxford University. It contains reports from over 23 countries in Europe of seminars that dealt with Human Rights Education through History.
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