September Seminar - Fondazione Flaminia

September Seminar
              2 - 6 September 2019 - Palazzo Verdi, via Pasolini 23, Ravenna, Italy

From a “divided” to an “enlarged” Europe: an assessment (1989-2019)

European Cultural Heritage Citizenship – Strengthening European Identity through
                             Culture and Education

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What is about?

The Seminar’s aim is to reflect and try to draw up a double assessment: the first, thirty years
after the fall of the Berlin Wall as a political symbol of the end of the long parenthesis that had
artificially divided Europe in two since the Second World War; the second, fifteen years after the
great enlargement of the EU, institutional sign of this reunification.

Has this resulted in the structure of common European citizenship? What and how many
differences still separate the so-called "old" Europe from the so-called "new" Europe? Can
cultural heritage be a vehicle for building such citizenship? Is the widespread feeling of
Euroscepticism so closely linked to what factors? Political? Economical? Cultural? Ethical?

These are some of the questions that will be addressed by the interventions during the Seminar,
which will have as its main objective to stimulate debate and actively involve all its participants.

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Day 1 - 2nd, September (14-18)

The crisis of "Euro-Western" political and juridical thinking

The aim is to address, from the point of view of the history of political thought, the
evolution of the European context and its criticalities once exposed to globalization

E. Piras (Scuola Superiore S. Anna - Pisa)

A.K. Nardini (SHC - Bologna Center)

                 Day 2 - 3rd, September (10-13; 15-18)

European political cultures facing the new Europe

The aim is to reflect on the evolution of traditional European political cultures and their
encounter/clash with those of the "new" Europe.

G. Bernardini (FBK- Isig Trento)

M. Marchi (Università di Bologna)

G. Orsina (Luiss G. Carli – Roma)

EU Regional policy & programmes for urban development: a local perspective

E. Medeghini (Municipality of Ravenna - European Policy Office)

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Day 3 - 4th, September

Areas of integration (part 1) h. 10-13

Europe and its natural borders: the Mediterranean, the Adriatic, the Balkans and the Urals,
across the Atlantic

A.M. Medici (Università di Urbino)

M. Neve (Università di Bologna)

Empathy mapping to profile the concept of EU citizenship - h. 15-17.30

The aim is to draw up, together with the students and on the basis of the suggestions /
reflections derived from the previous panels, a map of adjectives which can represent the
concept of “European citizenship”.

S. Teston (Fondazione Flaminia)

Round Table - h.18-20

Witnesses: those who have experienced the process of European integration from
within

Chair R. Balzani (Università di Bologna)

S. Austen (permanent Fellow of Felix Meritis Foundation and A Soul of Europe)

S. Holland (former Labour Member of Parliament, consultant, among others, to J. Delors
on issues relating to the single European market)

R. Prodi (President of the Commission 1999-2004)

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Day 4 - 5th, September (10-13 e 15-18)

Between austerity and cohesion policy: an assessment for the Europe of growth

P. Ciocca (to be confirmed)

M. A. Martin Ramos (Responsable de Asuntos Europeos y Delegado en Burselas de la
Fundacion Academia Europea de Yuste)

J. Van Zwieten (Rector Netherland Business Academy)

P. Zagaglia (Università di Bologna)

P. Magnatti (Specialist European Commission)

                 Day 5 - 6th, September (10-13; 15-18)

Areas of integration (part 2)

Europe and its natural borders: the Mediterranean, the Adriatic, the Balkans and the Urals,
across the Atlantic

D. Pasquinucci (Università di Siena)

M. Puleri (Università di Bologna)

I. Agardi (Institute for Social and European Studies Foundation - Köszeg)

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From theory to praxis: an inclusive approach to act on the territories

Starting from the ongoing process of urban regeneration regarding the Ravenna
“Darsena di città” (Docks), the aim is to give a possible practical shape to the adjectives
defined in Day 3, supporting, in so doing, a virtuous and critical dialogue between theory
and praxis.

S. Teston (Fondazione Flaminia)

Scientific Committee: M. Marchi, M. A. Neve, M. Puleri, Teston, S. Mascia

Organizer Committee: M. Barnabé, S. Burattoni, M. Marchi, S. Mascia, M. A. Neve,

M. Puleri, L. Ranieri (tutor)

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Apply now! Deadline: 19th August 2019 / until all available places are taken.

     Target audience:

●    Students of the International Cooperation on Human Rights and Intercultural Heritage
     second cycle Master’s Degree (Ravenna Campus - Bologna University): 20 places
     without tuition fee

●    Bachelor, Master and PhD students from other courses/Universities: 15 places, tuition
     fee 150€

    Applications are to be sended to: l.ranieri@unitus.it; dbc.convegni@unibo.it;

    Please, specify if you are a student of the International Cooperation on Human Rights and
    Intercultural Heritage Master or not.

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