Is Europe Definable? Is it a geographical, historical, religious or ideological concept? Does the EU represent Europe? And if so, which Europe?

Guests: Paul Schmidt and dr. Kristina Sabaliauskaitė.

Is Europe Definable? Is it a geographical, historical, religious or ideological concept? Does the EU represent Europe? And if so, which Europe?
Guests: Paul Schmidt and dr. Kristina Sabaliauskaitė.

The podcast series brings insights, debates, and research-based discussions on different aspects of the European Union, its policies in Europe and beyond as well as EU-Israel relations in a world-changing-reality. Curated and hosted by Israeli leading journalist, Oren Nahari, the series of eight podcasts addresses the questions most relevant both to Europe and Israel.

In each episode Oren discusses with representatives from the fields of arts, culture, humanities and science from both the EU and Israel current issues of mutual relevance. The bilingual English and Hebrew episodes allow the audience to approach Europe’s and the EU’s multifaceted character through a discursive approach. In other words: “Voices of Europe” at your home.

“Voices of Europe” is an initiative of the European Union National Institutes for Culture [EUNIC],  jointly produced by Haaretz Labels and EUNIC, including: Austrian Cultural Forum, Goethe-Institut, French Institute, Italian Institute of Culture, Lithuanian Culture Institute, Polish Institute, Embassy of Portugal, Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv, Spanish Embassy and the Delegation of the European Union to the State of Israel.

The podcast series brings insights, debates, and research-based discussions on different aspects of the European Union, its policies in Europe and beyond as well as EU-Israel relations in a world-changing-reality. Curated and hosted by Israeli leading journalist, Oren Nahari, the series of eight podcasts addresses the questions most relevant both to Europe and Israel.
In each episode Oren discusses with representatives from the fields of arts, culture, humanities and science from both the EU and Israel current issues of mutual relevance. The bilingual English and Hebrew episodes allow the audience to approach Europe&rsquo;s and the EU&rsquo;s multifaceted character through a discursive approach. In other words: &ldquo;Voices of Europe&rdquo; at your home.
&ldquo;Voices of Europe&rdquo; is an initiative of the European Union National Institutes for Culture [EUNIC], &nbsp;jointly produced by Haaretz Labels and EUNIC, including: Austrian Cultural Forum, Goethe-Institut, French Institute, Italian Institute of Culture, Lithuanian Culture Institute, Polish Institute, Embassy of Portugal, Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv, Spanish Embassy and the Delegation of the European Union to the State of Israel.

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