The European Union and the Greek crisis-revisiting the past
Thursday, January 16, 2020, 6-9 pm. Hall 319 (Law School Building)
18.00 Registration and welcome words
18.15 Keynote
speaker: Georgette Lalis, former
head of the Athens office of the European Commission’s Task Force for Greece
(2011-15): “The Europeans in Greece during the crisis: what went
wrong“
19.15 interventions:
ioannis Papageorgiou Associate
Professor, School of Political Sciences: “institutional
lessons from the EU crisis”
19.30 Questions-Discussion
20.30 closing
intervention. Georgios
Andreou, assistant Professor, School of
Political Sciences “the future of
the EU after the crisis”
The event is organised by the Jean Monnet Chair “the
Foundations of European integration: democracy, institutions and policies”
in the framework of the postgraduate course “European policy,
international relations” of the Postgraduate Programme on “Governance
and regional development”.
Ms. Georgette Lalis studied law (University of Strasbourg). Between 1981 and2016, she was a civil servant for the European Commission and served as Director of Maritime Transport, Consumer Goods (medicines, vehicles, cosmetics, medical devices, biotechnology), innovation and Energy policy. Between 2011 and 2015, she was the head of the Athens office of the European Commission’ s Task Force team. She was a lawyer and, between 2001 to 2004 she was head of the Ktimatolgio/Hellenic Cadastre.