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SUMMARY:Stato di diritto in Italia: uno sguardo dalla società civile
DESCRIPTION:Qual è la situazione dello stato di diritto in Italia? Quali criticità emergono e come la società civile può contribuire alla sua tutela? Ne discuteremo nel webinar organizzato da CILD\, in occasione della presentazione del Rule of Law Report 2025 di Liberties. \n\n\nIl report\, frutto del lavoro di organizzazioni di tutta Europa\, offre un’analisi dettagliata su temi chiave come giustizia\, libertà dei media\, spazio civico\, diritti umani e anticorruzione. Considerato il più ampio “rapporto ombra” indipendente sullo stato di diritto\, i suoi risultati confluiscono nel monitoraggio annuale della Commissione europea. \nDurante l’incontro\, esamineremo il capitolo dedicato all’Italia con il contributo delle organizzazioni che lo hanno redatto. Un’occasione per approfondire lo stato attuale delle libertà fondamentali nel nostro Paese e il ruolo della società civile nella loro difesa. \nIntervengono rappresentanti di: CILD\, Antigone\, A Buon Diritto\, StraLi\, Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso Transeuropa (OBCT) e Liberties. \nIl webinar si terrà in italiano\, con un’introduzione in inglese a cura di Liberties. \nPartecipazione gratuita con registrazione obbligatoria. Il link di accesso sarà inviato via email il giorno prima dell’evento. \nConsulta l’agenda: Webinar – Stato di diritto in Italia: uno sguardo dalla società civile \nIscriviti ora: https://forms.gle/ohP9a6ARshghDNsY6
URL:https://www.cci.tn.it/event/stato-di-diritto-in-italia-uno-sguardo-dalla-societa-civile/
LOCATION:Online su Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230624T163000
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SUMMARY:Un approccio femminista alla giustizia
DESCRIPTION:Lepa Mlađenović\, femminista\, tra le fondatrici delle Donne in Nero di Belgrado e attivista per i diritti della comunità LGBT+\, è stata una delle figure più importanti del movimento contro la guerra in Serbia. Prima\, durante e dopo le guerre di dissoluzione jugoslava\, Lepa ha continuato a intessere relazioni con donne e attiviste in tutti i paesi della regione\, in Italia e a livello internazionale. \nIn occasione della mostra fotografica di Mario Boccia “Sarajevo 1992-1996. L’assedio più lungo” esposta al Museo Storico Italiano della Guerra fino al 10 settembre 2023\, un doppio appuntamento con Lepa Mlađenović per riscoprire insieme il ruolo dell’attivismo e della partecipazione dal basso nella costruzione di relazioni internazionali più umane. \nEvento realizzato in collaborazione con il Museo storico italiano della Guerra\, con il sostegno del Comune di Rovereto e del progetto Trapoco. Transnational political contention in Europe\, cofinanziato dal programma Erasmus+ (Azione Jean Monnet) dell’Unione europea. \n\n \nComune di Rovereto \n\n 
URL:https://www.cci.tn.it/event/un-approccio-femminista-alla-giustizia/
LOCATION:Casa delle donne\, via della Terra 29\, Rovereto (TN)
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230619T143000
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SUMMARY:Transnational solidarities in the Balkans: migration justice worldmaking
DESCRIPTION:The event\, organised by the Institute of International Relations (IRMO  ) and OBCT in partnership with Agitate!  aims at disseminating the research findings of the TraPoCO Jean Monnet Network. Transnational Political Contention in Europe\, targeting think tanks\, the academia\, and NGO practitioners\, as well as local civil society organizations\, policy-makers and other stakeholders. \nThe event will focus on the Western Balkans migration route\, which has been largely crossed since the 2015 long summer of migration by people on the move striving to access the territory of the European Union to lodge an asylum claim. \nTaking into account the research and experience in the field\, the meeting will discuss the capacity of European civil society actors to challenge the EU border policies from below\, their efforts to propose alternative narratives on migration\, their joint work to build a European political space of solidarity\, and their idea of care in a transnational context as well as the opportunities and limitations offered by the European space to build a Europe of solidarity from below. \nThe meeting will benefit from the exchange between researchers and human rights activists engaged in supporting people on the move and denouncing the violation of human rights at the borders of the EU. \nThe event will be held in person at Roda / Rodino   (Gnijezdo\, Žerjavićeva 10\, Zagreb). It is also possible to watch the event live by clicking on this Zoom link  . \nThe event is organised in the framework of the TraPoCo project. The TraPoCo Jean Monnet Network comprises the Faculty of Political Science of the Scuola Normale Superiore  ; the Department of Sociology of the University of Belgrade  ; the School of Politics and International Relations and UCD College of Business of the University College Dublin  ; the Institute of Forest\, Environmental\, and Natural Resources Policy of the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences   of Vienna; the think tank OBC Transeuropa\, and the NGO The Good Lobby  . \nThe project TraPoCo is co-financed by the ErasmusPlus\, Jean Monnet Action of the European Union. \nAgenda\nTransnational solidarities in the Balkans: migration justice worldmaking \nDate and Venue: June 19\, 2023 | 14:30 – 17:00 \nRoda / Rodino\, Gnijezdo \nOpening: Senada Šelo Šabić\, Institute for Development and International Relations \nIntroduction: Luisa Chiodi\, OBC Transeuropa \nGrassroots European Solidarity along the Balkan Route. Solidarity at the borders: Chiara Milan\, Scuola Normale Superiore \nUrgencies and emergencies of the Transbalkan tribunal for justice: sowing transnational and translocal migration justice movement: Emina Bužinkić\, Institute for Development and International Relations \nSolidarity bridges – everyday labor of border abolition: Nidžara Ahmetašević\, Frontline Defenders \nIntercultural mediation as a bridge: Uršula Lipovec Čebron\, University of Ljubljana \nBorder Deaths and Solidarities: Marijana Hameršak\, Institute of Ethnology and Folklore Research \nClosing remarks: Luisa Chiodi\, OBC Transeuropa \n— — \nZoom link: \nhttps://us06web.zoom.us/j/89287718504  \nID: 892 8771 8504 \nContact information: \nRossella Vignola vignola@balcanicaucaso.org | segreteria@balcanicaucaso.org
URL:https://www.cci.tn.it/event/transnational-solidarities-in-the-balkans-migration-justice-worldmaking/
LOCATION:Zagabria\, Zagreb Roda / Rodino\, Gnijezdo\, Žerjavićeva 10\, Zagabria\, Croazia (Nome Locale: Hrvatska)
CATEGORIES:Eventi
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230615T150000
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SUMMARY:Serbia and Bosnia Herzegovina: the war in Ukraine and new risk scenarios in the Western Balkans
DESCRIPTION:The invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation (on February 24th\, 2022)\, has shocked the European continent\, calling into question how international relations could enter a possible military escalation\, requiring a review of the European collective security\, and how the EU enlargement and neighborhood policies in Eastern and Southeastern Europe shall be reviewed today. The effects of war in Ukraine are not only likely to disrupt the parties directly in conflict\, but also\, they will have repercussions in other areas of the European continent\, such as the Western Balkans that have been the focus of stabilization efforts by Italy and the European Union for long. Today\, with the Russian invasion of Ukraine\, the risks of destabilization in the Western Balkans are growing\, especially due to the Kremlin’s traditional sphere of influence in the region. \nThe study here presented – conducted between January and May 2023\, and financed by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation/UAP Unit for Analysis and Policy Planning – aims to analyze the evolution of the situation in the Western Balkans\, particularly in Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina\, based on the Russian Federation’s invasion of Ukraine\, and to identify and understand the new possible risks and fragilities in the area. \nThe objective of the online seminar is to explore what is the impact of the war in Ukraine and what it may be in the future in Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina\, in consideration of their national political forces and settings\, of their civil societies and of the international community. The study results will be presented and debated by some discussants from Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. \nPROGRAMME\nOpening remarks \nAndrea Cascone\, Maeci (TBC) \nResearch findings \nFrancesco Martino (OBCT) and Anna Ferro (CeSPI) \nDiscussion \nSasha Seregina\, civic society activist\, Belgrade\nDenis Džidić\, Executive Director\, Balkan Investigative Reporting Network Bosnia Herzegovina (BIRN BiH)\nEdina Bećirović\, Associate Professor at the Faculty of Criminal Justice\, Criminology\, and Security Studies at the University of Sarajevo\nJovan Teokarević\, Professor of Comparative Politics at the Faculty of Political Sciences\, University of Belgrade and at College of Europe (Natolin Campus) \nConcluding remarks \nLuisa Chiodi\, Director OBCT \nWorking language: English
URL:https://www.cci.tn.it/event/serbia-and-bosnia-herzegovina-the-war-in-ukraine-and-new-risk-scenarios-in-the-western-balkans/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230612T133000
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR - What avenues for environmental struggles in Europe?
DESCRIPTION:Come dimostra la campagna transnazionale Save the Blue Heart of Europe per proteggere gli ultimi fiumi selvaggi d’Europa\, le mobilitazioni ambientali transnazionali possono avere successo. Quali sono gli ingredienti del successo e quali sono le nuove strade per le lotte ambientali in Europa? \nAs the transnational campaign Save the Blue Heart of Europe to protect Europe’s last wild rivers shows\, transnational environmental mobilisations can be successful. What are the ingredients for success and what are the new avenues for environmental struggles in Europe?  \n\n\nTwo recent pieces of news have brought hope to environmental and climate movements in Europe and globally. The first news is from Albania\, where the government has announced the establishment of a national park dedicated to protecting the Vjosa River. The Vjosa River is one of Europe’s last remaining wild rivers\, free from dams and dikes. The decision to create a national park is a result of a decade-long transnational mobilization by various organizations and activists led by the Save the Blue Heart of Europe  coalition. The case of the Vjosa River and the coalition’s success can serve as an inspiration and example for climate activists in other contexts. \nThe second news comes from the United Nations\, where the General Assembly passed a historic resolution requesting the International Court of Justice to issue an opinion on the legal responsibilities of states in combating climate change. This resolution was initiated by law students from Pacific islands threatened by climate change. Although the Court’s opinion will not be binding on national courts\, it has the potential to influence judges globally and impact the international legal system. Climate activists have welcomed this resolution as it broadens the Court’s mandate to include climate action and can clarify the legal obligations of governments. It also provides an additional tool for civil society to pursue legal challenges against governments on environmental issues. \nIn several European countries\, a number of pro-environmental judgments resulting from forms of civic mobilization have already been signaling the ‘suppletive role’ of courts in climate matters in the face of government inaction for some years. While dissent and protests are increasingly criminalized and repressed across Europe\, legal activism appears to be one of the remaining avenues for civil society to deploy the emancipatory power of law. \nMany are looking with interest at the case of the Albanian river\, especially in the Balkan region where hydroelectric power plants threaten many other rivers\, and environmental struggles are not limited to this\, as evidenced by the many mobilizations active in the area. For the countries of the region\, mobilizations on the environment  are also part of the process of European Union integration\, with the EU playing  an ambivalent and sometimes contradictory role. \nWhy is the Save the Blue Heart of Europe campaign a successful example of transnational collective action? How can the EU enhance its support for environmental initiatives in the region and promote participatory and inclusive decision-making processes in the Enlargement countries? Amidst growing criminalization and repression of dissent and protests in Europe\, is legal activism truly one of the remaining powerful tools for civil society fighting for the environment? \nAn online conversation with:\nAmelie Huber\, Euronatur/Save the Blue Heart of Europe  \nThomas Waitz\,  MEP\, Group of the Greens/European Free Alliance \nJelena Pesic\, researcher\, University of Belgrade \nLucie Greyl\, activist and researcher\, A Sud association \nDiscussant: Charalampos Kontonis\, Policy Advisor in Western Balkans Working Group\, European Parliament \nModeration: Luisa Chiodi\, OBC Transeuropa \nFollow the event live on OBCT Facebook page  .  \nThe event will be held in English. \nSpeakers’ bio\nAmelie Huber is freshwater project manager at Euronatur Foundation  \, Germany\, where she helps coordinate the Save the Blue Heart of Europe campaign\, an initiative aiming to halt destructive hydropower development in the Western Balkans. Before that\, she spent several years researching hydropower conflicts in the Eastern Himalayan region of India. She holds a PhD in Political Ecology from the Institute of Environmental Sciences and Technology in Barcelona. \nThomas Waitz is a member of the European Parliament for the Austrian Greens and co-chair of the European Green Party. In his political work he focuses on environmental issues and sustainable agriculture\, as well as a strong foreign and peace policy. He is particularly active on EU accession and the relations with Western Balkan countries. Thomas is an organic farmer\, forester and beekeeper. \nJelena Pesić is Assistant Professor at the Department of Sociology\, Faculty of Philosophy\, University of Belgrade. She is interested in theoretical foundations of collective action and social movements\, but also has experience in conducting surveys\, quantitative data analysis\, and collecting qualitative data on social movements\, civic activism\, and protests. She has been involved in two research projects related to recent civic protests in Serbia. In addition\, she is experienced in international comparative surveys and research projects\, such as “Eastern Enlargement – Western Enlargement. Cultural Encounters in the European Economy and Society after the Accession”\, “Understanding Nascent Capitalism in Eastern Europe”\, “Informal Relations Between Politics and Economy in Post-Socialism”. \nLucie Greyl. Anthropologist by training Lucie is a member of the Italian environmental Organisation A Sud   since 2008 where she works as a project manager\, research and trainer. Lucie is also president of CDCA – the Documentation Centre on Environmental Conflicts. Environmental and climate activists\, Lucie coordinates the Giudizio Universale Campaign  \, promoting the climate litigation against the Italian State for insufficiency of the State climate measures\, presented in court June 2021. \nContact information: \nRossella Vignola vignola@balcanicaucaso.org | segreteria@balcanicaucaso.org \nThe webinar is organised in the framework of the project TraPoCo. Transnational Political Contention in Europe co-financed by the ErasmusPlus\, Jean Monnet Action of the European Union.
URL:https://www.cci.tn.it/event/webinar-what-avenues-for-environmental-struggles-in-europe/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230607T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230607T130000
DTSTAMP:20260409T164833
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SUMMARY:Transnational Political Contention and the protection of rights and democracy in Europe
DESCRIPTION:Transnational political dynamics are growing: some question the EU liberal order\, while others contribute to strengthening democratic guarantees at the European and domestic level as well in candidate countries. The TraPoCo (Transnational Political Contention in Europe) Jean Monnet network contributed to developing a field of research that looks at the interaction of practices and processes that cross the borders of nation-states and have an impact on the functioning of democracy inside and outside the Union. \nTraPoCo scholars focused on the advancement of research on the practices of mobilisation and protest of actors such as social movements\, activists\, civil society organisations\, trade unions\, etc. in transnational political arenas on issues relating to European integration. In particular\, TraPoCo looked at how\, in what forms\, and under what conditions the societal actors that work for the enlargement of the space of fundamental rights benefit from transnational political spaces at EU level and\, in turn\, contribute to European integration in some form and reinvigorate democracy in the EU and its Member States. \nThis event will be an opportunity for TraPoCo partners to share their most cutting-edge research outcomes with civil society and policy-makers\, with a focus on policy implications at the EU level. \nThe event will be held in person at Maastricht University Brussels  . It is also possible to watch the event live by clicking on this Zoom link  . \nRegistration is mandatory. Please fill out this short form  to register for the event. \nThe TraPoCo Jean Monnet Network comprises the Faculty of Political Science of the Scuola Normale Superiore  ; the Department of Sociology of the University of Belgrade  ; the School of Politics and International Relations and UCD College of Business of the University College Dublin  ; the Institute of Forest\, Environmental\, and Natural Resources Policy of the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences  of Vienna; the think tank OBC Transeuropa\, and the NGO The Good Lobby  . \nThe project TraPoCo is co-financed by the ErasmusPlus\, Jean Monnet Action of the European Union. \nAgenda\nTransnational Political Contention and the protection of rights and democracy in Europe. Final Conference \nDate and Venue: June 7\, 2023 – Maastricht University Brussels Campus\, Bel Etage Room\nAv. de Tervueren 153\, 1150 Brussels\, Belgio \n9:00: Opening: Chair\, Kelsey Beltz\, The Good Lobby \nWelcome speech: Ylenia Destito\, Jean Monnet Programme adviser\, European Commission\, EACEA \nIntroduction: Aron Buzogany\, Boku University Vienna \nPolicy paper discussions: \n9:30 – 10:00 | The transnational dimension of Environmental struggles\nPolicy paper presentation: “Environmental initiatives in Serbia and their European perspective”\,\nJelena Pešić\, Faculty of Philosophy\, University of Belgrade \nDiscussant:\nGiuseppe Di Paola\, Directorate General for Environment\, European Commission \n10:00 – 10:30 | Migration and Transnational Participation\nPolicy paper presentation: “Towards the 2024 European elections: Cities and civil society as MEP key partners for a radical reform of EU migration policy”\, Federico Alagna\, Faculty of Political and Social Sciences\, Scuola Normale Superiore \nDiscussant:\nRita Biconne\, ALDA\, European Association for Local Democracy \n10:30 – 10:45 Coffee break \n10:45 – 11:45 | Building transnational civic spaces in the EU\nPolicy paper presentation: “The transnational experience of domestic civil society organisations: Italian CSOs exploring the EU multilevel polity”\, Luisa Chiodi\, Director\, Osservatorio Balcani Caucaso Transeuropa \nDiscussants:\nMEP Sergey Lagodinsky\, Greens/EFA\nRoy Virah-Sawmy\, Programme Manager CIVITATES \n11:45 – 12:30 | A transnational space for Trade Unions and Labour issue\nPolicy paper presentation: “The human rights implications of the Minimum Wage Directive”\, Graham Finlay\, School of Politics and International Relations\, University College Dublin \nDiscussants:\nTorsten Müller\, Senior Researcher\, European Trade Union Institute\nPablo Sanchez\, Policy Advisor\, European Public Service Union \n12:30 – 13:00 Concluding remarks: Chiara Milan\, Faculty of Political and Social Sciences\, Scuola Normale Superiore \n13:00 Lunch \n— \nContact information: \nRossella Vignola\, vignola@balcanicaucaso.org | segreteria@balcanicaucaso.org
URL:https://www.cci.tn.it/event/transnational-political-contention-and-the-protection-of-rights-and-democracy-in-europe/
LOCATION:Maastricht University Brussels\, Brussels and Online
CATEGORIES:Eventi
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UID:10466-1683306000-1683313200@www.cci.tn.it
SUMMARY:Lo stallo delle politiche migratorie europee e il ruolo della società civile
DESCRIPTION:La questione delle migrazioni e delle politiche di asilo è da sempre terreno di divisioni e scontri in Europa. L’UE si è impegnata a formulare nuove politiche europee in materia ma il dossier di riforma avanza molto lentamente mentre emerge chiaramente una politica comune delle espulsioni\, controllo delle frontiere\, criminalizzazione della solidarietà. Come siamo arrivati a questo punto? Quali sono le responsabilità dell’UE\, e quali degli stati membri? Qual è il ruolo e quali le possibilità per la società civile europea di attivarsi per rivendicare un modello di gestione delle migrazioni che metta al centro i diritti fondamentali\, la solidarietà\, il rispetto della vita umana? \n\n\nCon una certa periodicità si riaccende in Italia il dibattito sul tema migratorio\, spesso in seguito a tragici episodi come quello di Cutro che ha portato alla morte di almeno 90 persone sulle coste calabresi. La questione delle migrazioni e delle politiche di asilo è da sempre terreno di divisioni e scontri sia a livello nazionale che europeo. A livello comunitario – complici anche gli stati membri – l’Unione europea si è impegnata a formulare nuove politiche e strategie ma il dossier di riforma avanza molto lentamente e tutti i principali nodi per riformare il sistema nel senso di una condivisione di responsabilità restano irrisolti\, mentre emerge chiaramente una politica comune delle espulsioni\, di controllo delle frontiere\, di criminalizzazione della solidarietà e del soccorso in mare con gravi rischi di violazione delle norme internazionali\, dei diritti umani delle persone in movimento e di restringimento dello spazio civico per tutti. \nCome siamo arrivati a questo punto? Quali sono le responsabilità dell’UE\, e quali degli stati membri? Qual è il ruolo e quali le possibilità per la società civile europea di attivarsi per rivendicare un modello di gestione delle migrazioni che metta al centro i diritti fondamentali\, la solidarietà\, il rispetto della vita umana? Nel seminario ripercorreremo i passaggi che hanno portato alle attuali politiche europee in materia di migrazioni e asilo ed esploreremo possibili strade per cambiarle\, a partire dalla necessità di una riflessione critica sulle costruzioni sociali\, storiche\, politiche ed economiche su cui attualmente si fondano discorsi e pratiche in materia di migrazioni in Europa. \nIl seminario si propone i seguenti obiettivi: \n\nleggere i fenomeni migratori in una prospettiva di politiche europee;\ncomprendere le principali sfide e gli ostacoli nel processo di riforma delle politiche europee in materia di migrazione e asilo inquadrandole nello specifico funzionamento del processo decisionale europeo\, con un’attenzione particolare al ruolo delle istituzioni UE e a quello degli Stati membri;\noffrire una panoramica sui più recenti sviluppi di policy a livello europeo e sulle prospettive future;\nanalizzare alcuni tentativi di riforma promossi della società civile\, esaminando spazi di azione e mobilitazione a livello europeo a transnazionale volti a promuovere politiche migratorie nel senso della solidarietà e del rispetto dei diritti umani e offrendo spunti per l’advocacy europea;\noffrire spunti per una lettura critica dell’architettura istituzionale delle politiche migratorie che si fonda su costrutti che non sono ‘neutri’ o ‘naturali’ ma storicamente e socialmente costruiti.\n\nIl seminario ha una durata di due ore. Saranno incoraggiati momenti di confronto aperto e dialogo con le/i partecipanti. \nFormatrice: \nRossella Vignola\, project manager presso Osservatorio Balcani Caucaso Transeuropa e Centro per la Cooperazione Internazionale di Trento con un background di ricerca su tematiche legate alla società civile\, migrazioni\, politiche europee\, partecipazione. \nSeminario organizzato nell’ambito del progetto Transnational Political Contention in Europe  \, cofinanziato dal programma Erasmus Plus\, Azione Jean Monnet. In collaborazione con la Settimana Civica  del Comune di Rovereto. 
URL:https://www.cci.tn.it/event/lo-stallo-delle-politiche-migratorie-europee-e-il-ruolo-della-societa-civile/
LOCATION:Centro per la Cooperazione Internazionale\, sede di Rovereto\, Via Tartarotti 7\, Rovereto (TN)
CATEGORIES:Affari europei,Corsi e lezioni,Interculturalità
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230305T093000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230305T173000
DTSTAMP:20260409T164833
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LAST-MODIFIED:20240704T080135Z
UID:10598-1678008600-1678037400@www.cci.tn.it
SUMMARY:Bologna Peacebuilding Forum 2023
DESCRIPTION:Quinta edizione del Bologna Peacebuilding Forum: “Peace in Europe and beyond”. Il ricercatore di OBC Transeuropa modererà una sessione dal titolo “Europe and the global peace agenda”. \nIl programma completo è disponibile sul sito dell’iniziativa  .
URL:https://www.cci.tn.it/event/bologna-peacebuilding-forum-2023/
LOCATION:Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS Europe) – Bologna\, Via Beniamino Andreatta 3\, Bologna\, Italia
CATEGORIES:Eventi
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20221201T123000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20221201T170000
DTSTAMP:20260409T164833
CREATED:20221120T120231Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240704T075012Z
UID:9740-1669897800-1669914000@www.cci.tn.it
SUMMARY:Whistleblowing in Italia: le distanze da colmare
DESCRIPTION:L’Italia è ancora in attesa di recepire la direttiva europea 2019/1937 sulla protezione delle persone che segnalano illeciti sul posto di lavoro\, i whistleblower. Si tratta di un passaggio di vitale importanza per il nostro Paese. L’attuale legge italiana\, infatti\, è insufficiente\, perché non garantisce protezione ai lavoratori del settore privato e a chi segnala ai media o alle organizzazioni non profit. Tutelare al meglio i whistleblower è fondamentale per limitare i rischi di corruzione e malagestione dei fondi europei del Piano Nazionale di Ripresa e Resilienza. \nIl whistleblowing è un fenomeno molto complesso che tocca mondi diversi: dalla psicologia ai media\, dai sindacati alla società civile\, dal ruolo del singolo individuo alle responsabilità politiche dello Stato. \nPer questa ragione durante l’eventi\, si potranno ascoltare le voci di numerosi ospiti\, provenienti da settori differenti\, che negli anni si sono occupati di whistleblowing in Italia e in Europa. Sarà inoltre possibile assistere alla proiezione de “La Bufera: Cronache di ordinaria corruzione”\, primo documentario sul whistleblowing in Italia\, diretto dal regista Marco Ferrari e realizzato con la consulenza scientifica di The Good Lobby. \n\nRegistrazione partecipanti e pranzo di benvenuto.\nSaluti iniziali di Priscilla Robledo (The Good Lobby).\nIntervento di apertura di Laura Valli (Componente del Consiglio Autorità Nazionale Anticorruzione).\nOsvaldo Danzi (Fiordirisorse) intervista Francesco Zambon (whistleblower OMS Italia).\n“Whistleblowing e direttiva europea: adesso è già tardi”\, con Nicoletta Parisi (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore) e Leonardo Ferrante (Libera). Modera Federico Anghelé (The Good Lobby).\n“Tra ostacoli culturali e carenza formativa: il whistleblowing nella PA”\, con Valentina Donini (Scuola Nazionale dell’Amministrazione) e Susanna Ferro (GlobaLeaks/Whistleblowing PA). Modera Priscilla Robledo (The Good Lobby).\n“Perché segnalare? I fattori psicosociali connessi al whistleblowing”\, con Sergio Arcuri (whistleblower Arval) e Giorgio Fraschini (Transparency IT). Modera Stefania Zolotti (SenzaFiltro).\n“Whistleblowing a mezzo stampa: una relazione delicata”\, con Fabrizio Gatti (Today.it) e Sacha Biazzo (Fanpage). Modera Alberto Puliafito (Slow News).\n“Querele bavaglio (SLAPP): quali rimedi?”\, con Davide del Monte (info.nodes) e Sielke Beata Kelner (Osservatorio Balcani Caucaso Transeuropa). Modera Martina Turola (The Good Lobby).\nBreve presentazione del film “La Bufera” da parte del regista Marco Ferrari. A seguire proiezione del film.\n\nLa partecipazione all’evento è gratuita e aperta a tutti\, ma trattandosi di un evento a numero chiuso\, è necessario prenotare il proprio posto. \nPer iscriversi si veda la pagina dedicata.
URL:https://www.cci.tn.it/event/whistleblowing-in-italia-le-distanze-da-colmare/
LOCATION:Milano\, CBM Italia onlus\, via Melchiorre Gioia 72\, Milano
CATEGORIES:Eventi
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20220921T163000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20220922T174500
DTSTAMP:20260409T164833
CREATED:20221024T010410Z
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UID:9108-1663777800-1663868700@www.cci.tn.it
SUMMARY:Transnational Political Contention and European Integration
DESCRIPTION:About the Transnational Political Contention in Europe (TraPoCo) project \nTransnational Political Contention in Europe (TraPoCo) is a three-year project (2020-2023) set up within the “Jean Monnet Network” action of the Erasmus Plus programme that aims to promote awareness\, innovate the teaching activity\, and encourage dialogue between academe and civil society on the studies relating to European integration. \nThe Scuola Normale – with the academic co-ordination of Donatella Della Porta – is the leader of the TraPoCo project\, an international network of universities\, think tanks and associations bringing together scholars from different disciplinary areas –from sociology to law and European studies– and from various countries – Italy\, Spain\, Belgium\, Ireland\, Austria and Serbia – aiming to examine in-depth the role of such social actors as movements\, non-government organisations\, activists and trade unions in the detailed study of the area of rights and democracy in Europe. \nIn addition to the Normale\, the partners of the project are the following: Osservatorio Balcani Caucaso Transeuropa – Trento; Univerzitet u Beogradu (Institute of Sociology and Social Research); University College Dublin (School of Politics and International Relations and UCD College of Business); Universität für Bodenkultur Wien (Institute of Forest\, Environmental\, and Natural Resources Policy); The Good Lobby – Bilbao/Brussels; University of Trento (associated partner). \nSeptember 21\, 2022 \nLocation: Gregor-Mendel-Haus\, Festsaal\, Floor 3 \n16.30-17.00 Arrivals & Registration \n17.00-18.30 Panel 1: Visions of Europe \nChair: Donatella della Porta (Scuola Normale Superiore Pisa) \nAdam Fagan (Kings College London) & Stijn van Kessel (Queen Mary London) – Defending the status quo: the dilemmas of pro-European activism in Germany and the UK \nAlvaro Oleart (University of Maastricht)/Manès Weisskircher (University of Oslo) – How (not) to impact EU politics from below? The gains and losses of DiEM25 \nLuisa Chiodi (BalcaniCaucaso\, Trento) -Horizontal and vertical transnationalism: the Italian civil society and the challenges of contention in the EU space \nAron Buzogány/Patrick Scherhaufer (BOKU Vienna) – The New Climate Movement and the EU \n18.30-19.00 Coffee and Tea Break \n19.00–20.00 KEYNOTE \nDonatella della Porta (Scuola Normale Superiore Pisa) \nPaths of transnationalization in social movements \nFollowed by drinks reception and dinner for conference participants (place to be announced) \nSeptember 22\, 2022 \nLocation: Gregor-Mendel-Haus\, Hörsaal IV\, MENH-02/08 \n09.00-10.30 Panel 2: Civil society and the authoritarian challenge in Europe \nChair: Dorit Geva (CEU) \nManuela Caiani (Scuola Normale Superiore Pisa)/Manès Weisskircher (Oslo University) – Anti-Nationalist Europeans and Pro-European Nativists on the Streets: Visions of Europe from the Left to the Far Right (and transnational practices) \nAttila Antal (ELTE Budapest) – The Extraordinary Measures of Authoritarian Populism and the “European State of Exception” controlled by the Civil Society \nDamla Keşkekci (SNS Pisa) – How Transnational or Transnational How? Far-Right Mobilization in Western Europe (2017 – 2021) \nKavyanjali Kaushik (University Carlos III Madrid) – Digital Networks of Nationalism: Understanding Radical-right Party and Movement Success in Europe \nMáté Szabó (ELTE Budapest) – Under Pressure grows the Palm? Civic engagement and civil society deformed under the pressure of the Orbán-regime in Hungary (2010-2022) \n10.30-11.00 Coffee and Tea Break \n11.00-12.30 Panel 3: Transnational labour struggles \nChair: tba \nImre G. Szabó (University College Dublin/CEU) – Unlikely actors for transnational mobilization? The politicization of public services by trade unions across Europe \nFranziska Laudenbach\, Philipp Gies\, Marcus Franke (University of Bremen) – The renaissance of sectoral social dialogues. Did the Covid-19 pandemic serve as an amplifier of transnational workers solidarity at the level of sectoral social dialogues? \nRoland Erne (University College Dublin) & Joerg Nowak (Universidade de Brasilia) – What factors are driving the increasing number of transnational labour protests in Europe (1997-2019)? \nDarragh Golden & Roland Erne (University College Dublin) – Ryanair pilots. Unlikely pioneers of transnational collective action \n12.30-13.30 Lunch Break \n13.30-15.00 Panel 4: Narrating Europe from the margins \nChair: Daniela Apaydin (IDM Vienna) \nJelisaveta Vukelić & Jelena Pešić (University of Belgrade) – Transnationalisation vs. Green Nationalism: Discursive Framing of Recent Environmental Struggles in Serbia \nNikos Papakostas (Inter alia NGO) – EU Funding Frameworks and the Role of Civil Society as an Agent of Social Transformation \nNicolas Moll (Independent researcher) “Europe dies or is reborn in Sarajevo” – The international protest and solidarity mobilisations during the 1992-1995 war in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the attempts to build ‘another Europe’ \nLaura Luciani (Ghent University) Re-politicising Human Rights – ‘Promotion’: EU Interventions and Civil Society Agency in the South Caucasus \n15.00-15.30 Coffee and Tea Break \n15.30-17.00 Panel 5: Migration and transnational solidarity \nChair: Luisa Chiodi (BalcaniCaucaso Trento) \nChiara Milan (SNS Pisa) /Chiara Martini (University of Ca’ Foscari Venice) – Why to engage in solidarity movements? The meaning of engagement and the new imaginaries of solidarity activists \nSinem Bal (Independent researcher) – Eroded transnational women solidarity? Migrant women stuck in between the EU – Turkey \nFrancesca Fortarezza (SNS Pisa) -Contesting EU policies at the borders: transnational solidarity across the Balkan Route \nFederico Alagna (SNS Pisa) – Migration activism and ‘municipal militancy’ in the EU: A multi-scale perspective \n17.00-17.15 Coffee and Tea Break \n17.15-17.45 Conclusion/Final Discussion \nDonatella della Porta \nChiara Milan \nAron Buzogány \nRegistration to the event is free but places might be limited. To attend\, please register through our registration system  . \nINFO: \nUniversität für Bodenkultur (BOKU)   – Wien
URL:https://www.cci.tn.it/event/transnational-political-contention-and-european-integration/
CATEGORIES:Eventi
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20220630T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20220630T183000
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UID:9294-1656604800-1656613800@www.cci.tn.it
SUMMARY:Capire e dialogare con l'Unione europea
DESCRIPTION:L’Unione europea viene spesso descritta come un’istituzione distante e inaccessibile. In realtà\, i cittadini europei hanno molti strumenti e opportunità per essere coinvolti attivamente nella definizione delle politiche europee e influenzare il lavoro delle istituzioni. Di questi strumenti spesso non si è a conoscenza. \nIl seminario è rivolto a\, cittadine/i\, giornaliste/i\, rappresentanti di associazioni non governative e della società civile\, giovani\, insegnanti\, etc. con l’obiettivo di introdurre al funzionamento delle istituzioni europee e in particolare al ruolo del Parlamento europeo\, unica istituzione europea direttamente eletta dai cittadini dell’Unione. Con il seminario si intende fornire una conoscenza di base delle istituzioni europee\, offrire una panoramica sulle opportunità e gli strumenti per promuovere le proprie istanze nell’agenda europea ed esplorare le opportunità e gli spazi per l’advocacy in Europa. \nTra i contenuti che verranno toccati dal seminario: le competenze dell’UE; il processo legislativo ed il lavoro del Parlamento europeo; casi studio su specifiche politiche e norme europee in diversi ambiti di policy; opportunità e strumenti per l’azione civica e politica dal basso con esempi concreti di esperienze e casi di successo. \nIl workshop ha una durata di 2\,5 ore e utilizzerà una modalità didattica non frontale e partecipativa. A supporto della formazione verrà utilizzato il corso   online dedicato alle istituzioni europee e alla partecipazione dei cittadini curato da OBC Transeuropa\, disponibile sulla piattaforma Moodle e liberamente accessibile. \nIl seminario fa parte degli eventi di formazione per la società civile del progetto “Il Parlamento dei diritti\, 3ª  edizione”\, co-finanziato dall’Unione europea. \nE’ richiesta la registrazione. Link per registrarsi: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEuce-hrjkvG9wez9naA9IcIaKQkTf-7nBP \nPer informazioni: vignola@balcanicaucaso.org \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nQuesto materiale è pubblicato nel contesto del progetto “Parlamento dei diritti 3”\, cofinanziato dall’Unione europea (UE) nel quadro del programma di sovvenzioni del Parlamento europeo (PE) per la comunicazione. Il PE non è in alcun modo responsabile delle informazioni o dei punti di vista espressi nel quadro del progetto. La responsabilità sui contenuti è di OBC Transeuropa e non riflette in alcun modo l’opinione dell’UE. Vai alla pagina “Il Parlamento dei diritti 3”.
URL:https://www.cci.tn.it/event/capire-e-dialogare-con-lunione-europea/
LOCATION:Online\, su Zoom
CATEGORIES:Affari europei,Corsi e lezioni
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