Ӱs toimub teadusseminar "Euroopa Liidu roll maailmapoliitikas"
28.05.2007 kell 15.00 - 15.00
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Euroopa ülikoolidest ja Rootsi Välispoliitika Instituudist.
Seminar toimub 28. mail Euroopa Liidu Info- ja Kultuurikeskuses (Laikmaa
15) ning 29. mail Ӱ Ülikoolis (Uus-Sadama 5, ruum U-648).
Seminari ajakava (inglise keeles):
Esmaspäev, 28. mai (toimub: EL Info- ja Kultuurikeskuses (Laikmaa 15))
9.15–9.30 Welcome addresses:
Chair: Prof Jef Huysmans, Head of Management Committee, COST
Toivo Klaar, Head of European Commission Representation in Estonia
HE Dag Hartelius, Swedish Ambassador to Estonia
Dr. Mart Laanemäe, Undersecretary for Political Affairs, Estonian MFA
9.30–11.00 Panel I: EU as a Global Actor (Moderator: Dr. Maria Stern
(Swedish Institute of International Affairs; Sweden))
* ”The EU’s Globalising Security Challenges: the Clash of pre- and
post-Westphalian Politics and Managing Functional and Ecological
Security” – Dr. Tomas Ries (Swedish Institute of International Affairs;
Sweden)
* “Perspectives on Global Politics after 9/11” – Prof. Caroline
Kennedy-Pipe (Warwick University; UK)
* “The Power of the EU as an International Actor” – Prof. Tuomas
Forsberg (Helsinki University; Finland)
* “The Role of the EU as a Global Actor and the Problem of the
Coherence” – Dr. Frederico Santopinto (Groupe de Recherche et
d’Information sur la Paix et la Sécurité; Belgium)
11.00–11.15 Coffee
11.15–12.30 Panel II: The EU and the European Neighbourhood Policy
(Moderator: HE Dag Hartelius (Swedish Ambassador to Estonia))
* “Re-negotiating Europe’s Identity: The European Neighbourhood Policy
as a Form of Othering” – Dr. Pertti Joenniemi (Danish Institute for
International Studies; Denmark)
* „Clash of Two Neighbourhood Discourses: Between Russia and the EU“
– Dovile Jakniunaite (Vilnius University; Lithuania)
* “The European Neighbourhood Policy in the East and the South: Competing
Discourses” – Heli Tiirmaa-Klaar (Tallinn University; Estonia)
12.30–13.30 Lunch
13.30–15.00 Panel III: European Security Policy (Moderator: Prof.
Caroline Kennedy-Pipe (Warwick University; UK))
* "Ethics and EU Security Policy" – Dr. Lisbeth Aggestam (University of
Cambridge; UK)
* “Engendering Europe: Reading the European Security Strategy” – Dr.
Maria Stern (Swedish Institute of International Affairs; Sweden)
* “EU’s Global Battles: Conflict Prevention and Management in Third
World Countries” – Dr. Josefina Echavarria (Universitat Jaume I
Castellón; Spain)
15.00–15.15 Coffee
15.15–16.30 Panel IV: Foreign Policy and European Integration (Moderator:
Dr. Pertti Joenniemi (Danish Institute for International Studies; Denmark)
* “The Narrative of Europe as Normative Power and Lithuania’s Foreign
Policy” – Dr. Grazina Miniotaite (Institute of Culture, Philosophy and
Arts; Lithuania)
* “Deepening versus Widening: Estonian Foreign and Security Policy at
Crossroads” – Tiago Marques (Tallinn University; Estonia)
* “On Imperative of Creative Thinking about European Integration” - Dr.
Józef Niz.nik (Collegium Civitas; Poland)
16.30–16.45 Coffee
16.45–17.30 Panel V : Risk Construction in Information Society
(Moderator: Heli Tiirmaa-Klaar (Tallinn University; Estonia))
* “Bodies at Risk: Government, Governance, and Gulliver in Swedish Media
Coverage of the 2004 Tsunami Crisis" – Dr. Stephanie Buus (SIIA; Sweden)
* “Securitizing Cyberspace” – Dr. Johan Eriksson (SIIA; Sweden)
Teisipäev, 29. mai (toimub: Ӱ Ülikoolis (Uus-Sadama 5, ruum
U-648))
9.00–10.45 Panel I : Societal Insecurity, Community Relations and
Minority Identity in the post-September 11 era (Moderator: Ms Claudia
Aradau (Open University; UK))
* “Representing Muslims in the post-September 11 era. An analysis of
British political discourses” – Dr. Anastassia Tsoukala (Paris V
Sorbonne University; France)
* “Minority Identity under Discipline: the Roma in Lithuania” –
Jurate Kavaliauskaite ( Vilnius University; Lithuania)
* “Domesticating Dangers: Societal Insecurity, Community Relations and
Migration” – Jef Huysmans (Open University; UK)
10.45–11.00 Coffee
11.00–12.30 Panel II : Risk and Terrorism (Moderator: Dr. Anastassia
Tsoukala (Paris V Sorbonne University; France))
*”Risk and Responsibility: the Role of Danish Companies in the Fight
against Terrorism” – Dr. Karen Lund Petersen (Copenhagen University;
Denmark)
* “Insuring Terrorism, Ensuring Subjects, Assuring Politics” –
Claudia Aradau (Open University; UK), Rens van Munster (University of
Southern Denmark; Denmark)
* “Risk, Uncertainty and the Paradox of Security” – Dr. Oliver
Kessler (University of Bielefeld; Germany)
12.30–13.00 Lunch
13.00–14.00 Panel III: Terrorism (Moderator: Dr. Carlos Cunha (ISCTE
Lisbon; Portugal))
* ”Orthodox Terrorism Discourses and Liberal Peacebuilding” – Dr.
Oliver Richmond, Dr. Jason Franks (University of St. Andrews; UK)
*“The Liberal Inversion of Threats” – Dr. Algirdas Degutis (Institute
of Culture, Philosophy and Arts; Lithuania)
14.00 Concluding remarks
Krista Männa
Ӱ Ülikooli pressiesindaja
640 9119; 515 6364
krista.manna@tlu.ee
Euroopa ülikoolidest ja Rootsi Välispoliitika Instituudist.
Seminar toimub 28. mail Euroopa Liidu Info- ja Kultuurikeskuses (Laikmaa
15) ning 29. mail Ӱ Ülikoolis (Uus-Sadama 5, ruum U-648).
Seminari ajakava (inglise keeles):
Esmaspäev, 28. mai (toimub: EL Info- ja Kultuurikeskuses (Laikmaa 15))
9.15–9.30 Welcome addresses:
Chair: Prof Jef Huysmans, Head of Management Committee, COST
Toivo Klaar, Head of European Commission Representation in Estonia
HE Dag Hartelius, Swedish Ambassador to Estonia
Dr. Mart Laanemäe, Undersecretary for Political Affairs, Estonian MFA
9.30–11.00 Panel I: EU as a Global Actor (Moderator: Dr. Maria Stern
(Swedish Institute of International Affairs; Sweden))
* ”The EU’s Globalising Security Challenges: the Clash of pre- and
post-Westphalian Politics and Managing Functional and Ecological
Security” – Dr. Tomas Ries (Swedish Institute of International Affairs;
Sweden)
* “Perspectives on Global Politics after 9/11” – Prof. Caroline
Kennedy-Pipe (Warwick University; UK)
* “The Power of the EU as an International Actor” – Prof. Tuomas
Forsberg (Helsinki University; Finland)
* “The Role of the EU as a Global Actor and the Problem of the
Coherence” – Dr. Frederico Santopinto (Groupe de Recherche et
d’Information sur la Paix et la Sécurité; Belgium)
11.00–11.15 Coffee
11.15–12.30 Panel II: The EU and the European Neighbourhood Policy
(Moderator: HE Dag Hartelius (Swedish Ambassador to Estonia))
* “Re-negotiating Europe’s Identity: The European Neighbourhood Policy
as a Form of Othering” – Dr. Pertti Joenniemi (Danish Institute for
International Studies; Denmark)
* „Clash of Two Neighbourhood Discourses: Between Russia and the EU“
– Dovile Jakniunaite (Vilnius University; Lithuania)
* “The European Neighbourhood Policy in the East and the South: Competing
Discourses” – Heli Tiirmaa-Klaar (Tallinn University; Estonia)
12.30–13.30 Lunch
13.30–15.00 Panel III: European Security Policy (Moderator: Prof.
Caroline Kennedy-Pipe (Warwick University; UK))
* "Ethics and EU Security Policy" – Dr. Lisbeth Aggestam (University of
Cambridge; UK)
* “Engendering Europe: Reading the European Security Strategy” – Dr.
Maria Stern (Swedish Institute of International Affairs; Sweden)
* “EU’s Global Battles: Conflict Prevention and Management in Third
World Countries” – Dr. Josefina Echavarria (Universitat Jaume I
Castellón; Spain)
15.00–15.15 Coffee
15.15–16.30 Panel IV: Foreign Policy and European Integration (Moderator:
Dr. Pertti Joenniemi (Danish Institute for International Studies; Denmark)
* “The Narrative of Europe as Normative Power and Lithuania’s Foreign
Policy” – Dr. Grazina Miniotaite (Institute of Culture, Philosophy and
Arts; Lithuania)
* “Deepening versus Widening: Estonian Foreign and Security Policy at
Crossroads” – Tiago Marques (Tallinn University; Estonia)
* “On Imperative of Creative Thinking about European Integration” - Dr.
Józef Niz.nik (Collegium Civitas; Poland)
16.30–16.45 Coffee
16.45–17.30 Panel V : Risk Construction in Information Society
(Moderator: Heli Tiirmaa-Klaar (Tallinn University; Estonia))
* “Bodies at Risk: Government, Governance, and Gulliver in Swedish Media
Coverage of the 2004 Tsunami Crisis" – Dr. Stephanie Buus (SIIA; Sweden)
* “Securitizing Cyberspace” – Dr. Johan Eriksson (SIIA; Sweden)
Teisipäev, 29. mai (toimub: Ӱ Ülikoolis (Uus-Sadama 5, ruum
U-648))
9.00–10.45 Panel I : Societal Insecurity, Community Relations and
Minority Identity in the post-September 11 era (Moderator: Ms Claudia
Aradau (Open University; UK))
* “Representing Muslims in the post-September 11 era. An analysis of
British political discourses” – Dr. Anastassia Tsoukala (Paris V
Sorbonne University; France)
* “Minority Identity under Discipline: the Roma in Lithuania” –
Jurate Kavaliauskaite ( Vilnius University; Lithuania)
* “Domesticating Dangers: Societal Insecurity, Community Relations and
Migration” – Jef Huysmans (Open University; UK)
10.45–11.00 Coffee
11.00–12.30 Panel II : Risk and Terrorism (Moderator: Dr. Anastassia
Tsoukala (Paris V Sorbonne University; France))
*”Risk and Responsibility: the Role of Danish Companies in the Fight
against Terrorism” – Dr. Karen Lund Petersen (Copenhagen University;
Denmark)
* “Insuring Terrorism, Ensuring Subjects, Assuring Politics” –
Claudia Aradau (Open University; UK), Rens van Munster (University of
Southern Denmark; Denmark)
* “Risk, Uncertainty and the Paradox of Security” – Dr. Oliver
Kessler (University of Bielefeld; Germany)
12.30–13.00 Lunch
13.00–14.00 Panel III: Terrorism (Moderator: Dr. Carlos Cunha (ISCTE
Lisbon; Portugal))
* ”Orthodox Terrorism Discourses and Liberal Peacebuilding” – Dr.
Oliver Richmond, Dr. Jason Franks (University of St. Andrews; UK)
*“The Liberal Inversion of Threats” – Dr. Algirdas Degutis (Institute
of Culture, Philosophy and Arts; Lithuania)
14.00 Concluding remarks
Krista Männa
Ӱ Ülikooli pressiesindaja
640 9119; 515 6364
krista.manna@tlu.ee