Find in one playlist all the materials related to OBC's international conference “Transeuropa”: the opening speeches, Senator Francesco Palermo's “Lectio Magistralis”, three tematic workshops and the final round table.
14:30 - Welcome address
[Conference Room, MART - Modern and Contemporary Art Museum, corso Bettini 43]
Francesco Valduga, Mayor of Rovereto
Sara Ferrari, Provincial Minister for University and Research, Youth policy, Equal Opportunities and Development
Micaela Bertoldi, Member of the Council for Peace, Trentino Forum for Peace and Human Rights
Luisa Chiodi, Scientific Director of Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso
15:00 - Lectio Magistralis / Opening Speech
Sen. Prof. Francesco Palermo, President of the Advisory Committee on the Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities of the Council of Europe
15:30 - Parallel Workshops
[Room 12, 13 e 14 - Department of Psychology and Cognitive Sciences, corso Bettini 84]
REFUGEES ALONG THE BALKAN ROUTE (in Italian)
25 years after the end of the Cold War, walls and barbed wires cannot be an answer to the humanitarian emergency of the refugees crossing South East Europe to escape from the Middle East conflicts. What can Europe do?
Position paper: Francesco Martino, Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso
Discussants: Prof. Marco Brunazzo, University of Trento; Prof. Jovan Teokarević, University of Belgrade; Jacopo Zanchini, Deputy Director of Internazionale magazine; Massimo Moratti, Danish Refugee Council; Gian Matteo Apuzzo, Project Manager and International consultant Venezia Giulia Region; Agostino Zanotti, President of the Association LDA Zavidovići; Stefano Lusa, Radio Capodistria; On. Prof. Michele Nicoletti, President of the Italian Parliamentary Delegation to the Council of Europe and Vice-President of the Parliamentary Assembly of the CoE; Paolo Boccagni, University of Trento
Rapporteur: Bruno Simili, Deputy Director, La rivista Il Mulino
TWENTY YEARS AFTER DAYTON, CONFLICTS IN EUROPE (in Italian)
From instability in Turkey to the conflict in Ukraine. How did Europe intervene in the past, and what did the EU learn from its experience in the Balkans?
Position paper: Luisa Chiodi, Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso
Discussants: Prof. Roberto Belloni, University of Trento; Prof. Jens Woelk, University of Trento; Paolo Bergamaschi, Foreign Affair Advisor, European Parliament; Jelena Dzankic, Senior researcher, European University Institute; Fazıla Mat, OBC Correspondent from Turkey; Prof. Paolo Calzini, Johns Hopkins University Bologna Center; Prof. Mario Zucconi, University of Princeton; Giorgio Comai, Dublin City University; Michele Chiaruzzi, FBK-CeRPIC; Andrea Lorenzo Capussela, Author "State-Building in Kosovo" (I.B.Tauris & Co Ltd, London 2015); Elisa Piras, University of Bologna
Rapporteur: Gianni Bonvicini, Deputy President, Istituto Affari Internazionali
MEDIA FREEDOM AND THE GROWTH OF THE EUROPEAN PUBLIC SPHERE (in English)
Media freedom and pluralism are a fundamental pillar of democracy. Yet, they are regularly threatened not only in the Enlargement countries but also in the old member states. The current challenges and the need for common rules at the European level
Position paper: Chiara Sighele, Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso
Discussants: Evren Gönül, Coordinator, Independent Communication Network BIA (Turkey); Mihailo Jovović, Editor in chief, Vijesti (Montenegro); Stoyana Georgieva, Editor in chief, Mediapool (Bulgaria); Ana Kuzmanić, Journalist, H-Alter (Croatia); Maja Hadžiosmanović Popović, Media practitioner, Mediacentar Sarajevo (Bosnia Herzegovina); Sead Rizvanović, Editor, 24vesti (Macedonia); Matej Jankovič, Editor, Radio Študent (Slovenia); Suzanne Vanderzande, DG Connect, European Commission; Prof. Carlo Ruzza, University of Trento
Rapporteur: Deniz Yazici, OSCE, Office of the Representative on Freedom of the Media
17:30 - Final Round Table
[Conference Room, MART - Modern and Contemporary Art Museum, corso Bettini 43]
Rapporteurs:
Bruno Simili, Deputy Director, La rivista Il Mulino
Gianni Bonvicini, Deputy President, Istituto Affari Internazionali
Deniz Yazici, OSCE, Office of the Representative on Freedom of the Media
Chair and closing remarks:
On. Prof. Ennio Grassi, Essayst, former MP and diplomatic advisor
From 20:30 onward - "Que viva OBC!"
[Caffetteria "Le Arti", corso Bettini 43]
Music, literature and much more to celebrate OBC’s 15th anniversary
Opening: Luisa Chiodi
Presentation of the exhibition “Migrants: each canvas tells a story”: students of Liceo artistico "A. Vittoria"
Musical event: Paolo Bergamaschi; Serhat Akbal; Playlist by Gianluca Grossi
Book Point by Keller Editore
Birthday cake of OBC
The position papers presented at the TransEuropa conference have been complemented with the comments collected in the course of the 3 seminars
Europe confronted with the Balkan route [pdf 585.78 kB]
Media Freedom and the growth of the European public sphere [pdf 392.56 kB]
The international conference aims at bringing the Balkans, Turkey and the wider post-Soviet space, from Ukraine to the Caucasus, back in the spotlight, fostering public debate on the relevance of the latest developments in these countries and regions for the state of today's Europe overall.
The exodus of refugees along the “Balkan route”, armed conflicts and international interventions, threats to the freedom of information: two plenary sessions and three parallel workshops will allow citizens to engage in a dialogue with scholars, politicians, journalists, international officers and practitioners from many European countries.
Several questions are up to debate, with a common thread: what can possibly be the contribution of civil society networks in overcoming the complex challenges that Europe is facing?
From 20.30 onward - Birthday party "Que viva OBC!"
Music, literature and much more to celebrate OBC’s 15th anniversary together with our great community.
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Promoters: Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso in cooperation with:
Jean Monnet Centre of excellence - University of Trento, School of International Studies - University of Trento, Research Project on International Policies and Conflicts (CeRPIC - FBK), Forum trentino per la Pace e i Diritti Umani , Training Centre for International Cooperation , European Centre for Press and Media Freedom (ECPMF), La rivista il Mulino
with the support and the patronage of the Municipality of Rovereto
