Programme Day 2
Thursday, January 8
University Main Building (Universitetshuset)
| 09.00-10.30 | Panel Session 2 |
| Panel III: Trans-Ethnic Communality, Territorialitya and Modernity (Hall 4) Chair: Martyn Housden (University of Bradford) |
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| Ephraim Nimni (Queens University Belfast) 'Hans Kohn's vision for national-cultural autonomy in Palestine' |
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| J. Fernando Galindo (Universidad Mayor de San Simon) 'Building interethnic coalitions for an indigenous higher education in Bolivia: an exploration into indigenous modernity' |
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| Marko Lehti (Tampere Peace Research Institute) 'Multicultural legacies, sustainable peace and transnational future: envisioning communality beyond the nation-state' |
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| Panel VI: Interculturalism, Identity and Nation-Building (Hall 9) Chair: Alexander Osipov (ECMI) |
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| Alexandra Shulga (National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine) 'Interethnic dialogue under crisis of national identity: the case of Ukraine' |
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| Alua Zholdybalina (L.N. Gumiltov Eurasian National University, Kazakhstan) 'Civiv values and ethnic distancing of Kazakhstan people' |
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| Gabriela Cretu (University of Graz) 'Roma in Romania: from myth to reality' |
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| Panel V: Coalition-Building and Trans-Border/Kin-State Relationships (Hall 8) Chair: Tove Malloy (ECMI) |
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| Ewa Chylinski (European Centre for Minority Issues Caucasus Regional Office) 'Small minorities' trans-border and trans-ethnic collaboration in South Caucasus' |
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| Jason Strakes (Ilia State University) 'Investigating sub-state diplomacy between Yezidi of the South Caucasus and Iraqi Kurdistan' |
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| Vladislava Vladimirova (Uppsala University) 'International cooperation and the indigenous political movement in Russia: the case of Kola' |
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| 10.30-11.00 | Coffee break |
| 11.00-12.30 | Panel Session 3 |
| Panel IV: Trans-Ethnic Coalition Building across States: Historical Perspective (Hall 4) Chair: Marko Lehti (Tampere Peace Research Institute) |
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| David Smith (University of Glasgow) 'Rise, fall and revival: a century of transnational minority coalition-building in Europe' |
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| Vytautas Petronis (Lithuanian Institute of History) 'International cooperation between national movements before 1918: the Catalan-Lithuanian example' |
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| V. Martyn Housden (University of Bradford) 'Swinging both ways. Ethnic Germans and transnational coalition building in the 1920s' |
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| Panel VII: Power-Sharing Arrangements and their Implications (Hall 9) Chair: Raul Carstocea (ECMI) |
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| Stefan Wolff & Argyro Kartsonaki (University of Birmingham) 'Does power-sharing impede transitional justice after civil wars' |
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| Cera Murtagh (University of Edinburgh) 'Social protests in Bosnia & Herzegovina: the potentia of cross-ethnic in an ethnically segmented society' |
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| Marina Andeva (University American College Skopje) 'Minorities in coalition governments: the case of the Republic of Macedonia' |
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| 12.30-14.00 | Lunch break |
| 14.00-15.00 | Plenary Lecture (Hall 9) |
| Brendan O'Leary (University of Pennsylvania) 'Ethnic coalition-building as low-level power-sharing' Chair: Tove Malloy (ECMI) |
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| 15.00-15.30 | Coffee break |
| 15.30-17.00 | Panel Session 4 |
| Panel VIII: Coalition-Building against Discrimination and Marginalisation (Hall 4, Uppsala University Main Building) Chair: Judit Molnar (University of Glasgow) |
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| Hilary Sanders (Université de Paris Est) ‘Uniting ethnic communities through rights claims for immigrants: the role of immigrant advocacy organisations in urban settings’ |
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| Anna V. Kirvas (Central European University) ‘Exploring xenophobia and hate crimes dynamics in the Russian Federation’ |
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| Ildikó Asztalos Morell (Uppsala University) ‘Social and economic sustainability in development models utilizing ecological cultivation in rural Hungary’ |
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| Panel IX: Coalition-Building and Minority Representation in Romania and Slovakia (Hall 4) Chair: Raul Carstocea (ECMI) |
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| Sherrill Stroschein (University College London) 'Ethnic enclaves, reversed political dynamics and consequences for cross-group coalitions' |
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| Andreea Carstocea (European Center for Minority Studies, Flensburg) 'The Council of National Minorities of Romania - between formal mandate and practical functioning' |
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| Svetluša Surová (Comenius University, Bratislava) 'Exploring the opportunities for trans-ethnic cooperation within and across Serbia through the national minority councils' |