Programme Day 3
Friday, January 9
University Main Building (Universitetshuset)
09.00-10.30 | Panel Session 5 |
Panel X: Trans-Ethnic Organisational Settings in Russia and the Former Soviet Union (Hall 9) Chair: David Smith (University of Glasgow) |
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Alexander Osipov (European Centre for Minority Issues, Flensburg) 'Trans-ethnic organisational settings: four roads to explanation' |
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Aleksey Semjonov (Legal Information Centre for Human Rights, Tallinn) 'Mechanisms for inter-ethnic dialogue in Estonia and Russia' |
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Mukhtar Shaikemelev (Institute for Philosophy, Political Science and Religion Studies, Kazakhstan) 'The Assembly of Peoples of Kazakhstan: evolution of political technologies' |
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Panel XI: Coalition-Building across States in a Contemporary European Setting (Hall 4, University Main Building) Chair: Marina Germane |
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Zoltan Kantor (Research Institute for Hungarian Communities Abroad) ‘Inter-ethnic and intra-ethnic cooperation between national minorities and state’ |
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Devashree Gupta (Carleton College) ‘Behind enemy lines: forging far-right nationalist coalitions in the European Union’ |
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Marsida Bandilli (Antwerp Centre for Institutions and Multi-Level Politics) ‘Interest groups coalition formation and degrees of mobilisation in cross-border cooperation programmes’ |
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10.30-11.00 | Coffee break |
11.00-12.00 | Plenary Lecture (Hall 9) |
Aigul Sadvokassova (Center for Inter-Ethnic and Inter-Confessinal Studies, Kazakhstan) 'Dialogue between the state and multi-ethnic society: Kazakstan's experience' Chair: Alexander Osipov (ECMI) |
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12.00-13.30 | Lunch break |
13.30-15.00 | Session 6 |
Panel XII: Inter-Ethnic and Coalition-Building in Kazakhstan (Hall 4) Chair: Alexander Osipov (ECMI) |
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Zhanylzhan Junussova (Academu of Public Administration) 'In search of national identity and inter-ethnic dialogue: the case of Kazakhstan' |
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Damira Akhatova (Center for Inter-Ethnic and Inter-Confessional Studies, Kazakhstan) 'Labor migration and inter-cultural dialogue' |
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Mainur Buribaeva (Center for Inter-Ethnic and Inter-Confessional Studies, Kazakhstan) 'The Assembly of Peoples of Kazakhstan and its role in peace-building and inter-ethnic tolerance' |
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Panel XIII: Trans-Ethnic Organisational Co-Operation in Central and South-Eastern Europe (Hall 9) Chair: Martyn Housden (University of Bradford) |
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Balázs Dobos (Hungarian Academy of Sciences) 'Together or separately?' The dynamics of trans-ethnic coalition politics in Hungary |
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Aleksandra Zdeb (Jagellonian University) 'Cooperative institutions and uncooperative actors: post-war governmental coalitions in Bosnia and Herzegovina' |
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Andras Mouraszki (Hungarian Academy of Science) 'Inter- and intra-ethnic cooperation among minority non-profit organizations in Eastern Central Europe: Case studies of Košice, Pécs and Timișoara’ ' |
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15.00-15.30 | Coffee break |
15.30-16.30 | Plenary Lecture (Hall 9) Charles Clarke (Lancaster University & University of East Anglia) 'The requirements for establishing frameworks for constructive dialogues' Chair: David Smith |
16.30-17.00 | Concluding Plenary Discussion (Hall 9) |