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Session I: Feelings
of insecurity and changes in society - What future for social cohesion in
Europe? |
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Speaker(s) |
Title
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Language(s) available |
J.-L. Laville
CNRS,
Paris (France) |
Personal identity and labour: rethinking the links between labour and
social protection |
French |
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Karoly Lorant
Vice president of
the Hungarian Civil Society Council (Hungary) |
Privatisation and
public services:
how to ensure social rights for everyone, in particular
the most vulnerable? |
English |
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Franco Archibugi
National School of
Public Administration, Rome (Italy) |
The Multiple Crises
of the Social Welfare System. Which conditions could promote a reform of
the welfare state into a welfare society? |
English |
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Salvatore Palidda
University of Genoa
(Italy) |
The security
short-circuit following the “second great transformation” and the need
for negociated and democratic management of disorder |
French |
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Laurent Bonelli
Researcher in political
sciences within the Group of policy analysis of University of Paris X,
Nanterre and the the Centre for conflicts studies (France) |
Insecurity, and
social and political exclusion in French inner-city areas: opposition
and alternatives |
French |
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Session
II: Informing or alarming? The impact of the medias on collective feelings
of insecurity. |
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Speaker(s) |
Title
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Language(s) available |
Roberto Savio
Director of IPS - Inter
Press Service International Association, Rome (Italy)
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Insecurity, disinformation, and cohesion in
communication.
Challenges for world civil society in the face of
media globalisation |
Italian
English |
Luciana Castellina
Journalist, former MEP, President of the NoWarTv cooperative |
Alternative communication to combating insecurity –
The NoWarTV Project |
French |
Kathalijne Buitenweg
Member of European Parliament |
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English |
Philippe Robert
Director of the European Group of Research on Norms, Guyancourt (France) |
Feelings of insecurity and crime statistics. What data do the media use,
with what impact and where do their responsibilities lie? |
French |
Christoph Butterwegge
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The portrayal of migrants in the media and its influence on public
opinion in Germany |
German
English |
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Session
III: The right to live in security - What programmes and legal instruments
to combat collective insecurity? |
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Speaker(s) |
Title
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Language(s) available |
Peter Schieder
President of the Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly |
Speech |
French
English |
Manuele Braghero
Urban
Security Policies Department, General Directorate of the Tuscany Region
Presidency (Italy) |
Improving the quality of life as a response to calls for public security.
The Tuscany Region law two years after its introduction |
Italian
English |
Georges Lefevre
President of the inter-ministerial Committee for Social Action (CIAS),
Ministry of the Interior (France) |
The experience of Local Councils for security and
crime prevention |
French |
Monica Schümer-Strucksberg
Senate Department for Urban Development, Berlin (Germany) |
Combat urban marginalisation and broaden the concept of well-being to
the management of public sites: the case of Berlin with the project "Quartiersmanagement” |
German
English |
Ans Zwerver
Former member of Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly (Dutsh
delegation) |
Policies for security or for inclusion? Participation
of migrnts in local elections as a contribution to social cohesion |
English |
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Session
IV: The right to live in security - What policies to ensure confidence and
future social cohesion? |
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Speaker(s) |
Title
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Language(s) available |
Peter Mc Loone
Secretary General, IMPACT trade union, Dublin (Ireland) |
Sustaining progress through extending rights: New partnerships between
capital, the world of work, and the state to ensure a cohesive society |
English |
Jérôme Vignon
DG
Employment and Social Affairs, European Commission |
Maintaining the principal of universality in social
protection: new contracts between citizens and the state in a changing
world of work |
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Riccardo Bellofiore
Economist, University of Bergamo (Italy)
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Who pays for our rights?
Macroeconomic limits to the welfare system and
alternative economic policy perspectives |
English |
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