Europe in a New World: Security, Democracy and Power in Transition

Join us this January for a fascinating four-part lecture series at the DCA, held Thursday mornings, exploring the forces shaping Europe and its place in the world today. From Russia’s war in Ukraine and intensifying geopolitical competition to economic fragmentation and domestic political upheaval, we’ll examine how these challenges are reshaping Europe and how the continent is adapting to a rapidly changing world.

Tickets are available for each lecture individually—choose the presentations you’d like to attend in person.

Thursday, January 7 (10am)

The Return of War and of the German Question to Europe

Liana Fix, Council on Foreign Relations

Thursday, January 14 (10am)

From Free Markets to Economic Security: How the European Union Is Adapting to a More Hostile World

Matthias Matthijs, John Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies

Thursday, January 21 (10am)

Democracy and Populism in Europe

Sheri Berman, Barnard College, Columbia University

Thursday, January 28 (10am)

Can the Transatlantic Relationship Survive Europe's Future in a Multipolar World

Kori Schake, American Enterprise Institute

ZOOM LINK INCLUDED:

PLEASE NOTE: ALL ATTENDEES WILL BE RECEIVING A ZOOM LINK THE DAY BEFORE THE EVENT REGARDLESS OF ATTENDANCE PLANS.

Recording available for a limited time for paid attendees who are unable to attend in person or via Zoom.

Please email info@dariendca.org to request a recording.