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1. The Jean Monnet Action (this is key activity 1 of the Jean Monnet Programme) is designed to increase knowledge about European integration by promoting teaching, research and debate on the history, politics, economics and law of the European Union and the EU's relations with other areas of the world. Since 2007, the Jean Monnet Programme is integrated in the broader Lifelong Learning Programme.
2. The Jean Monnet Action is aimed exclusively at higher education institutions(university-level institutions). Such establishments must be formally recognised in their country of origin as higher education institution and have a proper legal status before they can participate.
3. Since 2001, the Jean Monnet Action operates on a world-wide basis. The network is currently active in 68 countries on the five continents. Universities from all countries in the world are eligible and encouraged to apply for Jean Monnet projects.
4. The selection of Jean Monnet projects works via an annual call for proposals. The call is managed, on behalf of the European Commission by the "Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency". The deadline of the current call is 15 February 2011 (for projects that can start at the earliest in September 2011).
5. Via the call for proposals, higher education institutions can apply for support for the following sub-actions (applicants should read the full text of the call for proposals to understand the full set of requirements attached to each of the sub-actions):
6. The Jean Monnet selection is centralised in Brussels to ensure full coherence in the application of the award criteria to applications from any country. Applications are submitted directly by the applying institution to the “Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency” on the standard application forms. They do not transit via government departments, permanent representations or other formal channels.
7. The selection is based on a rigorous peer review system: independent academic experts (university professors) perform an assessment of the quality of each application in light of the published award criteria. Political or geographic considerations play no role in the selection.
8. Applications are assessed on the basis of four "award criteria":
9. In addition to the co-financing, selection during the Jean Monnet call for proposals brings academic prestige and recognition, networking opportunities within the Jean Monnet community, and the possibility to participate in Jean Monnet reflection activities (conferences and seminars).
10. The Commission does not impose any restrictions on the academic freedom of recipients of Jean Monnet professorships. The Jean Monnet network is valuable and academically prestigious precisely because it constitutes a reservoir of independentand critical analysis on European Union questions.
The Jean Monnet call for proposals and application forms are available on the website of the "Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency" (EACEA):
http://eacea.ec.europa.eu/llp/funding/2011/call_jean_monnet_action_ka1_2011_en.php
For further information on the Jean Monnet call for proposals, please contact the EACEA at the following mailbox: EACEA-AJM@ec.europa.eu.
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