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Global Dialogues 2019 Concluding Conference: Citizens Against the State Wolff Conference Room, Room D1103, Albert and Vera List Academic Center GENERAL PUBLIC The Global Dialogues Fellowship is a semester-long study program organized by the Transregional Center for Democratic Studies for alumni of our Democracy & Diversity Institutes. The fellowship affords civic-minded but politically vulnerable scholars from Eurasia — young curators of democracy in that region – an opportunity to join The New School for Social Research for one semester, where they address critical concerns of democratic culture and governance through joint work with four NSSR students. This year's Final Conference, Citizen's Against the State: Emergent Alternative Imaginaries, will offer both critiques of the state's incursion on democratic rights as well as highlight grassroots democratic mobilization and active citizenship lending to alternative political imaginaries. ***This event will be followed by a reception. Presented by the The New School for Social Research and Transregional Center for Democratic Studies Additional Details Program 11.00 am – 11.30 am — Coffee & Pastries 11.30 am – 02.00 pm — GLOBAL DIALOGUE I Democracy, De-Democratization and the State Moderator: Hubertus Buchstein, Theodor Heuss Professor, NSSR Theo Almeida, NSSR, Brazil Anger, Fear, Violence and the Shaping of an Authoritarian Democracy in Brazil Ihor Andriichuk, Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, Ukraine The Half-life of Communism: The Communist Party of Ukraine after the Dissolution of the Soviet Union Kirti Varma, NSSR, India Understanding Institutional Changes in Present-day India Ahad Ali, NSSR, Pakistan What do We Know: News, Political Discourse, and the Networked Public 02.00 pm – 03.00 pm — Lunch Break 03.00 pm – 05.30 pm — GLOBAL DIALOGUE II Local Counter-Hegemonies and their Actors Moderator: Claire Potter, Professor of History and Executive Editor of Public Seminar, NSSR Julian Gomez Delgado, NSSR, Colombia Contesting (Dis)order: Territorial Sovereignties in the Colombian Protracted Conflict Selbi Durdiyeva, Ulster Univeristy, Kazakhstan “Civility” of Russian Civil Society: A Monument of Stalin in Siberia and Memorialization of the Soviet Past Irina Shirobokova, Center for Independent Social Research, Russia Women Beyond the Arctic Circle: Strategies to Resist Double Peripheralization of Women in the Post-Soviet Industrial North Vita Zelenska, European University at Saint-Petersburg, Russia Musical assemblages of Refugee Accommodation Space “City Plaza” (Athens): Possibilities for Political Agency 05.30 pm – 06.00 pm — Wine & Cheese 06.00 pm – 07.00 pm — Keynote Address by Aryeh Neier 07.00 pm – 09.00 pm — Dinner Reception| Period | 10 May 2019 |
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