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Advanced Training Course Contacto: clemens.zobel@ces.uc.pt
This advanced training course has for aim an analysis of Europe understood from a double viewpoint, as ideological entity and as a body of institutional practises. This exercise shall involve two thematic axes: (1) understating the diversity of perspectives parting from the “inside” and realizing how they are negotiated from the “outside”, namely as what pertains to the South – and in this extent postulating, at the same time, that through the colonial experience and migratory dynamics the “outside” has continuously structured the “inside”; (2) exploring the challenge of thinking Europe whilst field of experimentation of ideas and practices that pursue equality. In both cases, it deals with examining the existence of Europe at different levels: local, regional, national and transnational, parting from the principle that these levels contract with each other; it also deals with positioning practices and ideas regarding Europe in a short, medium and long time span, exploring the permanence and the transformations of the models that have established themselves in the last five centuries since the beginning of European expansion. General Public: 50 Euros CES Doctoral and Post-Doctoral Students: 30 Euros November 26th, 2009 9:30 – 9:50 | Introduction: Clemens Zobel Portraits I 9h50-10h30 | Paula Meneses, “Europe seen from the ‘South’” 10h30-11h20 | Discussion 11h20-11h30 | Coffee-Break The challenge of equality I 11h30-12h10 | Virginia Ferreira, “Policies of employment and gender equality i the European Union” 12h10-13h00 | Discussion 13h-14h30 | Lunch The challenge of equality II 14h30-15h10 | Isabel Estrada Carvalhais, “Europe na post-national citizenship” 15h10-16h | Discussion 16h-16h20 | Coffee-Break Portraits II 16h20-17h | Pedro Gois, “Europe and Cape-Verdean’s transnational identifications” 17h-17h50 | Discussion Portraits III 10h-10h40 | Mathias Thaler, "Secularism in Europe: Conceptions and Realities” 10h40-11h30 | Discussion 11h30-11h40 | Coffee-Break 11h40-12h20 | Maria-Benedita Basto, “The outside inside: Edward Said and the exercising the counterpoint in the idea of Europe” 12h20-13h10 | Discussion 13h10-14h30 | Lunch The challenge of equality III 14h30-15h30 | Marta Araújo and Silvia Rodríguez Maeso, “Public policies and conceptions regarding (anti-)racism in Europe” 15h30-16h20 | Discussion 16h20-16h30 | Coffee-Break 16h30-17h10 | Giovanni Allegretti, “The appropriation of a southern model in Europe: considerations on the diffusion of participatory budgets” 17h10-18h | Discussion |