@proceedings {65066,
	title = {WCFIA Fellows, CES Mark European Anniversary: A Review of the EU@50 Symposium},
	journal = {WCFIA Fellows, CES Mark European Anniversary: A Review of the EU@50 Symposium },
	year = {2007},
	note = {\&nbsp;},
	month = {Apr 11, 2007},
	address = {Harvard University, Center for European Studies},
	abstract = {The symposium was held at the Center for European Studies, Harvard UniversityApril 11, 2007
Senior Harvard faculty, a top official from the European Commission, Weatherhead Fellows and some 50 participants from Harvard and neighboring schools gathered on April 11 for a half-day symposium to mark the 50th anniversary of the signing in 1957 of the Treaties of Rome{\textemdash}the foundation documents of the European Union. Speakers included the Directors of the two Centers, Jonathan Faull (Director General for Justice, Freedom and Security, European Commission), Karl Kaiser (Ralph I Strauss Visiting Professor), Peter A Hall (WCFIA and CES Faculty Associate), Richard Rosecrance (CES Affiliate), Katiana Orluc (CES Visiting Scholar), Giovanni Capoccia (Oxford University), Charles Maier (Leverett Saltonstall Professor of History), and Armando Barucco and Claude Rakovsky (Weatherhead Fellows). The symposium took the form of a keynote address by Jonathan Faull and two panels{\textemdash}the first addressing the EU{\textquoteright}s structural arrangements and its relations with the US; the second addressing the question of the EU{\textquoteright}s identity in a globalizing world with porous borders.
Peter Watkins is a 2006-2007 WCFIA Fellow. He is also Senior Civil Servant, Ministry of Defence, United Kingdom; Command Secretary, RAF Strike Command. },
	author = {Peter Watkins}
}
