www.ebslondon.ac.uk/ices Regent's College Inner Circle Regent's Park London, NW1 4NS
Institute of Contemporary European Studies The Institute of Contemporary European Studies (iCES) seeks to build on the existing pool of research, expertise and contacts within the European Business Schools International group in order to contribute to the debate on contemporary Europe. iCES is organised as a network of activities oriented towards publication in the iCES Annual Review and the iCES Occasional Paper series. This cycle of activity includes: • Two major annual lectures (Jean Monnet Memorial Lecture and the Europe in the World Lecture)
iCES Members
How To Find iCES
The Institute of Contemporary European Studies is managed by an Executive Team with the support of Research Associates, Distinguished Visiting Fellows, Group Partners and an Advisory Committee.
The Institute of Contemporary European Studies is located on the Campus of Regent's College in the Tuke Building, rooms 301-303.
Executive Team Professor Michael Scriven (Director) Professor John Drew
Regent's College is located in Regent's Park within walking distance of Baker Street tube station. iCES Address
Dr Alan Sandry
Institute of Contemporary European Studies Regent's College Inner Circle Regent's Park London, NW1 4NS
Dr Àngels Trias i Valls (Senior Research Assistant) Research Associates Ms Veronica Barassi
Distinguished Visiting Fellows
Contact iCES
• iCES conferences, seminars and guest lectures covering a wide range of key and emerging European issues
Mr Wolfgang Munchau, Associate Editor Financial Times and Director of Eurointelligence
iCES Senior Research Assistant
Group Partnerships European Business Schools International (EBSI)
Email: ices@regents.ac.uk
• iCES Annual European Colloquium In addition to developing links between the EBS International partnership network, European Business Schools International (EBSI), collaborative work is also undertaken with the European Government Business Relations Council and the Senior Experts Group. iCES conducts specialised research in the fields of European business and management, media, broadcasting, cross-national, ethnographic and regional studies. The challenges confronting contemporary Europe are wide-ranging: enlargement, climate change, energy, defence, financial integration, security, migration. The overall purpose of iCES is to engage actively in this debate on the construction of Europe in the 21st century and aim in the process to raise the profile of contemporary Europe and contemporary European studies.
Professor Michael Scriven
Tel: +44 (0)20 7487 7464 Website: www.ebslondon.ac.uk/ices
European Government Business Relations Council Senior Experts Group Advisory Committee Professor Jolyon Howorth, Yale University, USA Professor Beatrice Knerr, University of Kassell, Germany Professor Meltem Müftüler Baç, Sabanci University, Istanbul, Turkey Ms Martina Bianchini, Vice President, EU Government Affairs and Public Policy, The Dow Chemical Company, Distinguished Visiting Fellow Mr Tim Cowen, General Counsel and Commercial Director, BT Global Services, Distinguished Visiting Fellow Mr Arve Thorvik, Thorvik International Consulting A.S, Distinguished Visiting Fellow Mr Lorenzo Bermejo Muñoz, Director EBS Madrid Dr Bruno Neil, Director EBS Paris Mr Yves Gisse, Adviser in International Economics. Former Economist/Director of the International Monetary Fund
Director Institute of Contemporary European Studies
www.ebslondon.ac.uk/ices