| 25.03.25 |
h 9-11
Room 1.4
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Political Entrepreneurs, Security Policy, and Domestic Political Changes in Bulgaria - Raffaele Mastrorocco, European University Institute |
| 02.04.25 |
h 13-15
Room 3.2
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Memory Activism against Denials of War Atrocities in the Post-Yugoslav Space -
Prof Ana Devic |
| 05.04.25 |
h 11-13
Room 6TH
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Managing insecurity and finding unified way forward - Dr Vlasta Zekulic Head of Strategic Issues and Engagement Supreme Allied Commander Transformation |
| 09.04.25 |
h 11-13
Room 3.2
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Russia-China Relations: Exploring the Role of Worldviews and Self-Perceptions - Dr Sara Berloto (University of Milan) |
| 14.04.25 |
h 11-13
Room 2.2 |
Perception of inequality and corruption: experimental evidence from Lithuania, Hungary and Moldova - Prof Denis Ivanov, Corvinus University of Budapest |
| 29.04.25 |
h 15-17
Room 25 TH |
The Soviet Union and the European Community - Prof Angela Romano (University of Bologna) |
| 05.05.25 |
h 17-19
Room 2.1 |
The role of Foreign Policy in shaping Memory Politics in Georgia - Prof. Tamar Karaia (Tbilisi State University) |
| 06.05.25 |
h 15-17
Room 1.1 |
Democratization in Türkiye: Experience and Global Context - Dr. Gokcen Yavas (Kocaeli Üniversitesi) |
| 06.05.25 |
h 17-19
Room 2.2 |
Mainstreaming Euroscepticism in Eastern Europe: The Effects of the Russia-Ukraine War - Sandro Tabatadze (Tbilisi State University) |
| 07.05.25 |
h 9-11
Room Carlotta Bartolini |
Far Right and Russia's Soft Power: Are They Aligned? The Case of Georgia - Sandro Tabatadze (Tbilisi State University) |
| 07.05.25 |
h 17-19
Room 3.1 |
The role of Foreign Policy in shaping Memory Politics in Georgia - Prof. Tamar Karaia (Tbilisi State University) |
| 09.05.25 |
h 11-13
Room 13 TH |
EU-Türkiye Relations: Normativity, Interests and Transactionalism - Dr. Gokcen Yavas (Kocaeli Üniversitesi) |
| 09.05.25 |
h 15-17
Room 6 TH |
Unemployment, labour precarity, and everyday forms of resistance in Central Asia - Eugenia Pesci (University of Bologna) - cycle of seminars “Inside Central Asia: selected dimensions of society and state” |
| 14.05.25 |
h 17-19
Room 2.2 |
Central Asian Migration to Russia and Beyond - Giulio Benedetti (Maastricht University) - cycle of seminars “Inside Central Asia: selected dimensions of society and state” |
| 16.05.25 |
h 11-13
Room 2.2 |
The meaning of borders in a (post)liberal EU - REBOUND Final Conference -Chair: Michela Ceccorulli, University of Bologna; Lea Augenstein, University of Tübingen; Thomas Christiansen, Luiss University – Rome; Elisabeth Johansson Nogués, Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals IBEI; Sonia Lucarelli, University of Bologna
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| 16.05.25 |
h 13-15
Room 1.4 |
Russophonia in-the-making: Identity, Culture, History through the lenses of Kyiv - In this event, Marco Puleri (Department of Political and Social Sciences) and Sara Polidoro (Deparment of Interpretation and Translation) will discuss about the different faces of Russian language and culture for Ukraine with Elena Kostioukovitch, a Ukrainian Russian-language writer, essayst and translator based in Italy. She is best known for translating Umberto Eco’s major works into Russian, thus bridging Italian and Russian cultures. In her Italian-language book “Kyiv. Una Fortezza sopra l’abisso” (Kyiv. A Fortress over the Abyss, 2025), Kostioukovitch goes through the modern history of Ukraine through the lenses of her family history and her hometown, Kyiv. Among the main questions that will be at the core of the book discussion, we may mention: How Russian language and culture have developed in Ukraine in historical perspective? What does it mean today to speak and practice Russian in everyday life? How today’s Ukrainians refer to the legacy of Russian language and culture in times of war? (online by Zoom) |
| 20.05.25 |
h 11-13
Room 3.1 |
International Cooperation Project in Healthcare with Ukraine - Dr.ssa Greta Baccaro
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| 22.05.25 |
h 15-17
Room 2.3 |
Russia, China, and the Balkans - Dr Carlotta Mingardi (University of Bologna) |
| 22.05.25 |
h 11-13
Room 3.1 |
The World between the hypocrisy of democracy and the tyranny of authoritarianism - Dr Neven Andjelic (Regent's University London) |
| 27.05.25 |
h 17-19
Room 1.4 |
Europe-Russia relations 3 years after the war - Prof Marc Ozawa (George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies) within Prof Fasola's module on "Russia, the EU and the Common Neighbourhood" |
| 28.05.25 |
h 9-11
Room 2.3 |
NATO's Deterrence and Defence in the Baltics - Prof Marc Ozawa (George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies) |
