# Jean Monnet
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Jean Omer Marie Gabriel Monnet (French: [ʒɑ̃ mɔnɛ]; 9 November 1888 – 16 March 1979) was a French entrepreneur, diplomat, financier, administrator, and political visionary. An influential supporter of European unity, he is considered one of the founding fathers of the European Union.
jean monnet has been called "The Father of Europe" by those who see his innovative and pioneering efforts in the 1950s as the key to establishing the European Coal and Steel Community, the predecessor of today's European Union.
What are the challenges of following people?
In the previous PRIME podcast on mobility experiences we discussed access, ethics and the particularities of Europe. In this episode, host Bridget Anderson is joined by Giulia Bruschi, Iris Goldner Lang and Agata Górny to explore the project's analysis and findings, and how this research has change…
European Union – Part One – Come Together
Hello and welcome to season nine of Origin Story. After last season’s history of socialism, we’re returning to our usual format of taking on a completely different topic each time, and we’re starting with a big one. As we approach the 10th anniversary of the UK voting to leave the EU, we’re telling…
European Union – Part Two – Reality Bites
Welcome back to Origin Story and part two of the story of European union. Last time we left Europe in 1955, with Jean Monnet’s European Coal and Steel Community bringing European nations together without military force for the first time.
We pick up the story with another game-changing Europhile, …
European Union – Part Three – The Expanse
Hello and welcome to the final part of the story of European union, in which we finally see the European Union come to pass — and run into trouble.
The transition begins with Jacques Delors, a pragmatic idealist in the mould of Jean Monnet, orchestrating Europe’s great leap forward. As the Berlin …
Is a Bigger EU a Better EU?
The European Union is once again talking seriously about getting bigger.
Countries like Ukraine, Moldova, Montenegro and even Iceland are all on the path toward membership.
But expansion brings complications — from decision-making to political trust — and now, even ideas like limiting veto pow…
Is everything negotiable? cooperate culture #20 with Frans Schram
In this episode of cooperate culture, I spoke with Frans Schram. Frans is a negotiation expert and accredited mediator with almost two decades of professional and personal experience in the fields of diplomacy, negotiation, conflict resolution, interculturality and European affairs. He trained more…
The Why of War and the How of Peace, Part I: Lessons from the Modern World ~ Douglas P. Fry
History is full of wars. Why? Is war driven by fear? Greed? Revenge? Ambitious leaders? Is it rooted deep in human nature—or does it emerge only under particular social conditions?
And what do we learn if we change the angle from wars to non-wars? What lessons emerge from a study of all the period…
Tom McTague – Britain in Europe: The Hidden History of a Revolution
How did a country go from joining the Common Market in 1973, only to leave the European Union in an explosive referendum a little over forty years later? Acclaimed political writer Tom McTague chronicles the battle of ideas, events, and personalities that led to the decision which shocked the natio…
Ireland's History With The EU
In this episode: we look back at Ireland's relationship with the EU. Featuring Dr Mary C. Murphy of Boston College, then a senior lecturer in politics with the Department of Government and Politics, University College Cork; Professor John O'Brennan, Jean Monnet Professor of European Integration at …
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