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HO & LSEE CONFERENCE ON CYPRUS
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."The Cyprus Economy at a Time of European Uncertainty: Managing Reform and Sustainability"
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Friday 10 February 2012
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Attendence is strictly by pre-registration through the LSE's eShop|
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Welcome to 'LSEE' (LSE Research on South Eastern Europe)! LSEE is a research unit established within LSE's European Institute with the aim of developing the School's expertise on South East Europe. Drawing on the strength of existing and new academic expertise at the LSE, and complementing the work of the Hellenic Observatory and the Contemporary Turkish Studies Programme, LSEE aims to provide a significant platform on which to build high quality, independent research and facilitate public dialogue and dissemination of information on the region. Research at LSEE is organised along three broad themes covering (a) Social policy, regional policy and labour markets; (b) European integration, macroeconomic policy and institutional reform; and (c) International relations, minorities, security and state-building. LSEE aims to provide a forum for research collaboration across these thematic areas not only within the LSE and the UK, but also with external partners in South East Europe and beyond. Under this aegis, LSEE organises a series of public lectures, seminars, workshops and conferences, both at the LSE and in the region.
LSEE was officially launched at the start of the 2009-10 academic year by Professor Kevin Featherstone, Professor Şevket Pamuk, Dr Spyros Economides, and Dr Vassilis Monastiriotis. Two new research fellows, Dr James Ker-Lindsay, Eurobank EFG Senior Fellow on the Politics of SE Europe, and Dr William Bartlett, Senior Research Fellow on the Political Economy of South East Europe, joined LSEE soon after. The unit also has a team of two dedicated administrative staff: Ismini Demades, LSEE Manager, and Ivan Kovanović, LSEE Administrator. Alongside these staff members, LSEE collaborates with colleagues from other departments within the School with an interest in the region, including: Dr Vesna Bojicic-Dzelilovic (Department of Government); Dr Denisa Kostovicova (Department of Government) and Dr Claire Gordon (European Institute) as well as staff at other universities in the UK (Oxford University, Queen Mary University of London, University College London and Goldsmiths University of London) and in the region.
For more information on our research, staff, events and other activities, please visit the links on this page.