ESPACES ET TEMPS DE L’EUROPE2-3-4 September 2004Centro Studi CISLVia della Piazzola 71, Firenze

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ESPACES ET TEMPS DE L’EUROPE

2-3-4 September 2004 Centro Studi CISL Via della Piazzola 71, Firenze

Thursday 2 September 3 p.m.

Representations of the Mediterranean Region

Co-ordinator: Procopis Papastratis (Panteion University, Athens) 1 – Historians and Histories of the Mediterranean Region

(Salvatore Bono – Perugia University)

2 – Questions d’Espaces et de Sociétés au Nord, au Sud et à l’Est de la Méditerranée. La géographie en mouvement accéléré (René G. Maury – Università L’Orientale, Napoli) 3 - Geopolitics of the Mediterranean Region

(Rodolfo Ragionieri – Firenze University)

Break

4 - The Influence of the Great Ideas: Megala Idea, Mare Nostrum (Procopis Papastratis – Panteion University, Athens) 5 – Les Balkans et l’Europe mediterranée

(Petrit Nathanaili, Cergy - Pontoise University) 6 - How Europe sees the Mediterranean

(Christos Hatzijossif - Rethimno University)

Friday 3 September 9 a.m.

Common Features of the Mediterranean Region

Co-ordinator: Marta Petricioli (Firenze University) 1 – A Mediterranean Diaspora: Jews from Leghorn in the Second Half

of the Nineteenth Century (Lina Elda Funaro - Firenze)

2 - Italian Masonic Lodges around the Mediterranean Shores (Fulvio Conti - Firenze University)

3 - The Political Systems: Fascism vs. Democracy

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(Leonardo Morlino - Firenze University)

Break

4 - Mediterranean Fertility: Similarities and Differences between the two Shores (Letizia Mencarini - Firenze University)

5 – Not Only Olives and Citrus Fruits: the Language of Agriculture (Luigi Omodei Zorini - Firenze University)

6 – Employment and Unemployment in a Regional Perspective (Marcello Signorelli - Perugia University)

Friday 3 September 3 p.m.

Identity in Mediterranean Europe

Co-ordinator: Xosé Núñez Seixas (Santjago de Compostela University)

1. Regions, Ethnic Identities, States in Mediterranean Europe: A Comparative View (Xosé Núñez Seixas - Santjago de Compostela University)

2 – Hybridity and Identity in Sardinia and Sicily (Daniele Petrosino – Bari University)

3 – Landlocked Maritimity: The Mediterranean on the Map of Balkan Nationalism (Stefan Troebst – GWZO, Leipzig)

Break

4 – Shifting Frontier Identities in the European Mediterranean: Malta as a Paradigm of Continuity and Change

(Henry Frendo - Malta University)

5 - The Problem of Identities during the Second Half of the 20^th Century: Conflict or Conversion?

(Sia Anagnostopoulou - Panteion University, Athens)

Saturday 4 September 9 a.m.

External Relations of Mediterranean Europe

Co-ordinator: Luciano Tosi (Perugia University) 1 – Security Architectures in Mediterranean Europe

(Elena Calandri - Firenze University)

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2 – EU Policies towards the Western Balkans (Milica Uvalic- Perugia University) 3 – Western Cultural Policy in the Mediterranean

(Lorenzo Medici - Perugia University)

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4 - Energy Issues in the Economic Relations with the MENA Countries (Matteo Pizzigallo – Napoli University)

5 – “Keen but Row”: Mediterranean Europe Facing the New Challenges (Alberto Tonini - Firenze University)

6 - Communications and Mass Media

(Gioula Koutsopanagou - Panteion University, Athens)

Conclusions

(Gérard Bossuat – Université de Cergy-Pontoise)

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