EU Mediterranean Challenges and Memories
21-22 October
I. The EU and the Mediterranean since the Barcelona process
II. Mediterranean or Southern European Memories? An overview
23 October
III. Europe, UE, and their histories. Theoretical frameworks and teaching practices
The conference will be on Youtube channel Cattedra Jean Monnet – Uniba and Zoom meeting.
To receive the link to the Zoom meeting, participants must fill in the form. 18/10/2021 is the last day to register.
The working language of the conference is Italian, but simultaneous translation in English will be provided for all sessions on 22nd October.
Per iscriversi alla conferenza compilare il modulo di iscrizione entro il 18/10/2021. La conferenza si svolgerà in italiano, con traduzione simultanea in inglese per gli ospiti internazionali.
Nota per il riconoscimento dei crediti liberi agli studenti.
CONFERENCE ON EU MEDITERRANEAN CHALLENGES AND MEMORIES
Jean Monnet Chair, Univ. Bari, 21-22-23 October 2021 – Aula Leogrande, Palazzo delle Poste, Piazza Cesare Battisti (Bari)
The proposed conference intends to open a frank debate on the way in which the EU and its Mediterranean countries in particular are shaping their relationship to their past, how historical memories are being used, reshaped, and reelaborated since 1992 and especially after the 2007-08 crisis.
Scientific Committee of the Conference: Filippo Focardi, Univ. Padua, Giuliana Laschi, Univ. Bologna, Lidia Santarelli, Univ. Princeton, Carlo Spagnolo, Univ. Bari; Claudia Villani, Univ. Bari
Scientific Secretariat and contacts: Lucia Boschetti, Univ. Bari; Antonio Bonatesta, Univ. Bari, cattedra.jeanmonnet.uniba@gmail.com
21 OCTOBER, afternoon
h. 15.00
I. The EU and the Mediterranean since the Barcelona process
Welcome: Stefano Bronzini, Rettore, Univ. of Bari; A. Delli Noci, Assessore regionale allo Sviluppo Economico, Regione Puglia; Valeria Di Comite, Europe Direct Puglia
Chair: G. Laschi, Univ. of Bologna
Rosamaria Gili, Capo divisione Maghreb, Segretariato generale affari politici dell’EEAS, Next Generation EU and the Mediterranean
Federica Bicchi, London School of Economics, UE Foreign Policy and the Mediterannean
Nicola Coniglio, Univ. of Bari, Commercio e catene del valore nel Mediterraneo
Costanza Spocci, journalist, Politiche mediterranee e Medio Oriente da Lisbona
Maurizio Raeli, CIHEAM, The twofold role of agriculture in the process of Euro-Mediterranean integration: a driver of development or an obstacle to dialogue?
Debate: Antonietta Damato, Univ. of Bari
22 OCTOBER h.9.00-13.00; 15.00-18.00
II. Mediterranean or Southern European Memories? An overview
Chair: Carlo Spagnolo, Univ. of Bari
9.00-11.00
Markus Prutsch, Univ. of Heidelberg/European Parliament, Politics of memory in the European Union
Cristoph Cornelissen, FBK Trient, Cultures of memory in Germany after the Eighties
Lutz Klinkhammer, DHI Rome, German memories’ shift after 1992 and the issue of Southern Europe
Discussant: Peter Lagrou, Univ. Libre de Bruxelles
11.30-13.00
Sébastien Ledoux, Univ. Paris 1, France politics of memory after 1992: between ‘human rights turn’ and national narrative
Filippo Focardi, Univ. of Padua, Politics of memory and cultures of remembrance in Italy. Conflicts and trasformations since the Nineties
Xosé M. Núñez Seixas, Univ. of Santiago de Compostela, Spain: the clash of memories
Antonio Costa Pinto, Univ. of Lisbona, Portugal: ‘Européisme’ with a huge South
Discussant: Patrizia Dogliani, Univ. of Bologna
15.00-18.00
Lidia Santarelli, Kostis Karpozilos, Univ. of Princeton and ASKI Athens, Trapped in History? Politics of Memory in Contemporary Greece
Stefano Petrungaro, Univ. of Venice, Digging in the Past. Mass graves and re-exhumations in the Balkans
Mila Orlic, Univ. of Rijeka, The shadow of the Croat indipendent State: memory wars between nationalist closures and European openings (1941-2021)
Artan Puto, Univ. of Tirana, The “European” identity of the Albanians: the public speech on Europe’s belonging
Discussant: Stefano Bottoni, Univ. of Florence
EUROPE, UE, AND THEIR HISTORIES. THEORETICAL FRAMEWORKS AND TEACHING PRACTICES
23 OCTOBER h. 9.00-13.00; 15.00-18.00
9.00-11.00
Teaching European Citizenship: The European Civic Calendar and Historical Culture in Schools
Claudia Villani, Univ. of Bari, “Youth and History” twenty years later: historical consciousness in the age of memory. First reflections on the HICOM questionnaire 2018-2021
Piero Colla, Univ. of Strasbourg, Educating for Democratic Citizenship: North-European curriculum revision and the coming of a transnational reform vulgate in the 1950’s and 1960’s
Andrea Di Michele, Univ. of Bozen, Teaching for the nation or for peaceful coexistence? One hundred years of history at school (and not only) in South Tyrol
Luigi Ambrosi, Margherita Angelini, Andrea Miccichè, The Italian Civil Calendar and Pupils: Schools Multiple Approaches in Teaching and Learning History
Paolo Ceccoli, Euroclio, Novecento.Org, Teaching citizenship via history: Euroclio Teachers Trainings, experiences and challenges Interventions Debate
11.00-13.00
Round Table
Questioning and Teaching Europe beyond presentism and Eurocentrism
Chair: Claudia Villani
Speakers: Tommaso Detti, Univ. Siena; Luigi Cajani, Università La Sapienza, Roma; Antonio Brusa, Università di Bari
Debate
15.00-16.30
Teaching EU History: European Narratives and Historical Thinking from Teachers’ Perspective
Lucia Boschetti, Univ. of Bari, Teaching EU History in a Wider Context: Challenges and Opportunities in Italian Schools
Alice Modena, Euroclio, Euroclio Teachers Trainings about EU History
Gaetano Pellecchia, Teaching the European Union in first cycle schools
Silvia Ditrani, Citizenship across Times: Early Modern History and Citizenship Education
Doriana Dettole, Rosaria Leonardi, Through borders: migration stories and European spaces
Comments: Raffaele De Leo, Antonella Fiorio Debate
17.00-18.00
EU and European Citizenship from Students’ Perspectives
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