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WorkshopIdentities in conflict in the enlarged Europe
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Maria Heller, Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest |
Workshop outline: Democracy and Identity
Abstracts for all workshop papers (download pdf)
Programme (download pdf) (23.09.08)
Friday 26 September 2008
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09:00 |
Registration |
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09:30
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Welcome address Introductory remarks on the RECON Project |
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10:00 |
Session I: Identity Theories and Conflicting Identities in Europe Chair: Mária Heller, ELTE Conflict and identity in the EU Identity circles Discussion |
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10:45 |
Coffee break |
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11:10 |
Session II: Gender and Generations: Feminist and Youth Identities in Europe Chair: Sara Clavero, Queen’s University, Belfast Democratic norms and conflicting models of European identity: Applying Q-methodology to students; a pilot study at two German universities Identities and Europe in young people’s life narratives: A comparison between French and Hungarian cases Negotiating feminist identity in Poland? Hungarian adolescents’ views on democracy Discusson |
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13:00 |
Lunch at ELTE |
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14:00 |
Session III: Conflicting Identities in the Context of Migration Chair: Anna Wessely, ELTE The construction of space and identity conflict: The case of pendulum migrants Polish pendulum migrants in Belgium: national, transnational or European? East meets West in the bilingual experience Discusson |
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15:30 |
Coffee break |
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16:00 |
Session IV: Ethnic Identity, Ethnic Conflict, Collective Memory Chair: Péter Bodor, ELTE 'I have to survive this horror so that the survivor could tell about this living hell': Thoughts about Europeanism in connection with a survivor of the Shoah who became its 'professional story teller' The role of collective memory in ethnic conflict Identity conflicts in Hungary today: Ethnicity, folkish thinking and antisemitism The construction of ethnic identity of successful Gypsies/Travellers in England Discussion |
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Saturday 27 September 2008
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09:00 |
Session V: Conflicting Ethnic and Civic Identity Models Chair: Dénes Némedi, ELTE Reconstructing the significant other in the enlarged EU: Ethnic vs. civic contextualisation of European political identity Time for new patriotism? Between the ethnic and civic understanding of the concept Polish nationalism between ethnic and civic. The change of a symbolic image of the Polish nation and the role of the city in this process The European Union’s enlargement process and the collective identity formation in Turkey: The interplay of multiple identities |
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11:00 |
Coffee break |
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11:30 |
Session VI: Symbolic Construction of Identities in Media and Discourse Chair: Magdalena Góra, Jagiellonian University, Kraków The models of EU news domestication in Polish TV. The case of the Lisbon Treaty Conflicts and the fashion of symbolic ethnicity The Shaman and St Stephen’s Holy Crown European identity and public art Discusson |
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13:30 |
Lunch at ELTE |
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14:30 |
Session VII: Identity Policies on Institutional, National and EU Levels Chair: Zdzisław Mach, Jagiellonian University, Kraków Between national and European identity: The discourse about Polish foreign policy and security after EU Enlargement Roma nation-building and Roma organizations Interplay of European, national and regional identities: Nations between states along the new eastern borders of Europe Human rights as a European foreign policy tool |
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16:30 |
Coffee break |
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17:00 |
Session VIII: Ethnic Identity, Ethnic Conflict, Collective Memory II Chair: Frank Zsigó, Zsigmond Király College, Budapest Historical trajectories, narrative representations and national identities Trauma, identity, and memory: Long-term psychological effects of the Holocaust 'Chaos is order unperceived' (Antonioni: Blow Up) Fuzzy identity definitions: Towards the formation of a new Jewish generation. (Young Jewish associations in Budapest after 1990) Discusson |
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