Annual Workshop 2014-2015
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3rd RESHAPE Annual Workshop
11-12 June 2015
INSECURITY COMPLEXES
THE RESPONSE OF THE EU AND THE MEMBER STATES
11-12 June 2015
INSECURITY COMPLEXES
THE RESPONSE OF THE EU AND THE MEMBER STATES
Programme 11 June
15.30-17.15 Young Researcher Session
Chair Daniela Irrera, University of Catania
Donatella Bonansinga, University of Catania and Universitè de Liege, The Role of Public Discourse in Threat Framing: The Case of Islamophobia in Czech Republic Elisa Orofino, University of Melbourne, and Serena Timmoneri, University of Catania, Citizens of the Ummah or citizens of the State? The European radical Muslim youth as a “Trojan Horse” for the European Union: the case of Hizb ut-Tahrir Kamila Anna Nowicka, University of Nicolas Copernicus, Toruń, EU policy towards Ukrainian - Russian conflict 17.30-18.00 Welcome address 18,00-19.00 Keynote speech
Insecurity Complexes Raphael Bossong, European University Viadrina
20.00 Dinner 12 June
09.00-10.45 – Paper Session (1)
Chair Francesca Longo, University of Catania
Daniela Nascimento, University of Coimbra, Securing peace through humanitarian action: assessing the EU’s capacity to respond to complex humanitarian and political emergencies abroad Petra Bishtawi and Marcello Carammia, University of Malta, Asylum-Seekers and Responsibility-Sharing in the EU. Assessing the Protective Capacity of Mediterranean Member States Akil N. Awan, Royal Holloway, University of London, ISIS, Returning Foreign Fighters and Insecurity Complexes Coffee Break 11,15-13.00 – Paper Session (2)
Chair Stefania Panebianco, University of Catania
Claudio Cioffi-Revilla, George Mason University, Seeing It Coming’ in Europe: Risk Assessment for Disasters in the European Region Aurélien Colson and Linda Benraïs, Institute for Research and Education on Negotiation, IRENE Paris, The EU CBRN Risk Mitigation Centres of Excellence Initiative Vincenzo Pavone and Elvira Santiago, Institute of Public Goods and Policies (IPP), Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), Madrid, Beyond the security paradox: ten criteria for a socially responsible security policy Lunch Buffet 15,00-17,00 Round Table
Insecurity Complexes. Different views?
Speakers
Navnita Behera, University of Delhi, Indian and South-western Asia views
Geoffrey Edwards, Cambridge University, European and Western views Bahgat Korany, American University Cairo, Arab and African views Weiqing Song, Macau University, Chinese and East Asia views Chair: Fulvio Attinà 17,00-17.30 Commentaries and Closing |
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| CONCEPT | The ReSHAPE Annual Workshop is a discussion and study event for researchers and professionals concerned with the advancement of scientific and policy-oriented knowledge about the EU’s response capabilities and policies towards emergencies like natural disasters, humanitarian crises and systemic risks, in and outside Europe. The focus of the 3rd Workshop is on insecurity complexes as the concern of the EU’s and member states’ policies to respond to the threats and risks generated by networks of different types of actors, like terrorist groups and organized crime, and the combination of a variety of events like civil conflict, natural disasters, and epidemics. Papers about the concept and the empirical analysis of insecurity complexes, and about the response of the European Union, the states and international organisations are invited. |
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| VENUE | Department of Political and Social Sciences, via Vittorio Emanuele, 49 - Catania | |||||
| COORDINATOR | Fulvio Attinà, Jean Monnet Chair Ad Personam | |||||
| PARTICIPANTS | Researchers and professionals | |||||
| FUNDING & GRANTS | The Workshop is co-financed by the Lifelong Learning Programme of the European Commission, the University of Catania and the MIUR/PRIN 2010/2011. A limited number of grants is available for paper-givers. The grant consists in free accommodation (single room, two nights), and the reimbursement of the travel costs up to 500,00 Euro | |||||
| APPLICATION | Please, send a 150-200 word abstract of your paper to the Coordinator at glopem@unict.it by 20 March 2015. Include the following information: name, mailing address, telephone numbers and e-mail address, academic affiliation, paper title, and the grant request where conditional. Accepted paper proponents will be notified by 10 April. The no-grant participants will be assisted to make out hotel accommodation. | |||||
| DEADLINES | 20 March 2015 Paper proposal submission deadline 10 April 2015 Notification of paper approval/rejection 10 May 2015 Final programme online 20 May 2015 No-grant participant registration 25 May 2015 Paper submission & circulation |
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| Registration | No registration fees. Non-paper-givers have to register at urisp@unict.it. Assistance to make out hotel accommodation is available. |
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