Int Conf on YU - Bradford - detailed programme
Bob Jiggins
r.jiggins at BRADFORD.AC.UK
Wed Mar 22 00:20:47 UTC 2000
Apologies for the large cross-posting
Below is the final draft of the International Conference on Yugoslavia at
Bradford University this coming weekend.
Some seminars/workshops will surely change in minor ways - the broad programme
is fixed.
Registration at this stage is best performed at the door - prices are £20 waged
and £8 unwaged.
Other events are taking place over the weekend - including a film and vigil -
see next mail message.
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The Yugoslav Crisis: International Responses and the Way Forward
University of Bradford
25-26 March 2000
Draft Timetable
Saturday
0930 Registration and Coffee
1030 Plenary
Welcome speech: Deputy Lord Mayor of Bradford
Keynote Speakers: Father Sava, Decani Monastery, Kosovo; Paul Oestreicher, International Consultant, Coventry Cathedral, Stephen Henthorne, Defense Studies Foundation; Paul Watson, Los Angeles Times
1200 Seminars/Workshops
a) Strategic and International Issues: The Road to Kosovo
Chair: Tom Gallagher, Department of Peace Studies, University of Bradford
Alex Bellamy
Department of International Politics, University of Aberystwyth
The Path(s) to Peace? Reassessing the Kosovo Settlements
John Allcock
Research Unit in South East European Studies, University of Bradford
Rural ressentiment and the break-up of Yugoslavia
Zoran Lakic
University of Montenegro, Yugoslavia
Breaking or Disintegration of Yugoslavia?
b) The Aid and NGO Response
Dragica Milinkovic
Centre for Advanced Legal Studies, Belgrade
Civil Society, Civil Disobedience and NGOs in Serbia
Sanja Cosic
Danas
The Yugoslav Independent Media: the impact of NATO bombing and survival
David Chandler
Leeds Metropolitan University
The Lessons of Bosnia
c) Challenging Nationalism 1
Chair: John Allcock, RUSEES, University of Bradford
Dennis Browne
Bates College, Lewiston, Maine, USA
Cultures of Deliberation and Expediency: an alternative to the nationalist paradigm
Ana Devic
Watson Institute for International Studies, Brown University, USA
The Multilayered Amnesia of Yugoslavia's Breakdown: Social Sciences Troubled Vision of Nationalism
1330 Lunch
1430 Seminars/Workshops
a) Strategic and International Issues 2: International Perspectives
Chair: Dr Phil Wright, University of Sheffield and Sheffield Committee for Peace in the Balkans
Dragan Simeunovic
Faculty of Political Science, University of Belgrade
Kosovo War in Yugoslavia: State and Perspective
Luca Ratti
Centre for European Studies, University of Southampton
NATO Enlargement to the Balkans: The View from Rome
Ekaterina Stepanova
Moscow Centre, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Russia in the Kosovo Crisis
b) Strategic and International Issues 3: Implications
Wim van Meurs
Centre for Applied Policy Research, University of Munich
The Stability Pact: European Ideals and Regional Realities
Chad Staddon
Faculty of the Built Environment, University of the West of England, Bristol
Militarism and Nature at the Millennium: the environmental consequences of the 1999 NATO campaign in FRY
Zoran Kusovac
Sentinel Regional Security Assessment, Janes
Disintegration, Division, Integration: Strategic Prospects for Balkans States and Sub-State Entities
c) Direct Aid and Community Development
Anya Hart
IVS/Balkan Sunflowers
Denis Rustovitz
Chairman, Edinburgh Direct Aid
Success and Failure in Rebuilding Shattered Communities in Bosnia and Kosovo
d) Peace Activism
Chair: Alan Brooke, West Yorkshire Committee for Peace in the Balkans
Dick Withecombe, Greater Manchester Committee for Peace in the Balkans
Dick Pitt, Sheffield Committee for Peace in the Balkans
Nigel Chamberlain, Press and Information Officer, CND National
Green Party representative
e) Challenging Nationalism 2: Media
Irena Ristic
University of Passau
Western media and NATO's Yugoslav War
Bob Jiggins
Research Unit in South East European Studies, University of Bradford
Truth and Reality: the Media War in the West
Sanja Pecujlic-Mastilovic
BKCW Mental Health Trust, London
'Disposable Identities: A personal account of media formation of national identity'
1600 Coffee
1630 Plenary and Panel Discussion
Respondents
Alexsandar Lopasic, Stephen Henthorne
1730 Closing Remarks
2000 Theatre Production '...is normal!', Bradford Alhambra Studio Theatre
2200 Music and Dancing, Small Hall, Richmond Building
Sunday
1000 Plenary with Keynote Speakers
Felicity Arbuthnot, Journalistt; Bob Marshall Andrews MP QC; Larry Hollingsworth, former Head of UNHCR, Bosnia
1130 Seminars/Workshops
a) Economic Issues
Chair: Marko Milivojevic, RUSEES, University of Bradford
Boris Young
USA
An Emerging Political Crisis: Self-management and Market Reform in Yugoslavia During the Early 1980s
Margaret Cobble
University of Plymouth, UK
Bosnia: neo-liberal development Strategies and Consequences for Economic and Human Development
Phil Wright
University of Sheffield
The Effects of Sanctions on Yugoslavia
b) Municipalities and Peace-Building
Chair: Ted Brown, Projects Manager, City of Bradford Council
Peter Redfern, External Liaison Manager, City of Bradford Council
Marija Caric
Association of Free Cities and Municipalities, Yugoslavia
Diana Beckley, Norfolk and Norwich Novi Sad Association
Gordana Ciric
University of Novi Sad
Universities in Serbia: Status during the Crisis and a View towards the Future
c) Environment 1: General Environmental Impacts of the War
Chair: Dr. Chad Staddon
Pekka Haavisto
UNEP, Geneva
The Joint UNEP/UNCHS(Habitat) Balkans Task Force
Richard Clarke, Marija Anteric
Birkbeck College and Kings College, University of London
Conflict and Environment in the Former Yugoslavia
Radoje Lausevic
Serbian Ecological Society, Belgrade, Yugoslavia
The Environmental Effect of NATO<?PC850(146)>s War
d) Conflict Prevention and Reconciliation
Chair: Dr. Andrew Rigby, University of Coventry
David Steele
Centre for Strategic & International Studies, Washington
Religious Communitites' Role in Conflict Prevention and Resolution
Svetlana Kijevcanin
Group MOST/Centre for Anti-War Action, Belgrade
1300 Lunch
1400 Seminars/Workshops
b) Refugees and Asylum Seekers
Dusan Ignatovic, YUCOM, Belgrade
Draft Evaders and Deserters
Beth Logan
c) Environment 2: Post-War Environmental Reconstruction
Chair: Dr. Chad Staddon
Jennifer Braswell
Regional Environmental Centre for Central and Eastern Europe, Hungary
The REC's Involvement in Balkan Reconstruction
Valentina Mileusnic Vucic
Belgrade, Yugoslavia
Environment Issues in the Context of Economic Sanctions Against Yugoslavia and War Destruction
Catherine Euler
CADU, UK
Depleted Uranium and the Kosovo War
d) Women and Peacework
Jane Gregory
Women's Aid to former Yugoslavia
Pat Sanchez
Women's Aid for Peace
e) War and Yugoslav Culture
Chair: Dr David Norris, Department of Slavonic Studies, University of Nottingham
prof. dr. Ljilijana Bogoeva
Faculty of Dramatic Arts, University of Belgrade
The Representation of the Yugoslav Crisis in Film and Drama
prof. dr. Ratomir Ristic
University of Nis
Witnessing the rise of nationalisms and the teaching of literature
Dragan Radovanovic
Sculptor, Novi Sad, Yugoslavia
Bojan Bem
Painter, Belgrade
Ray Brown
Broadcaster and Playwright
Leeds
1530 Coffee
1600 Plenary
Marija Caric, Association of Free Cities and Municipalities; Joan McQueenie Mitric, journalist, USA; prof . dr. Miroljub Radojkovic, Faculty of Political Science, University of Belgrade
Conference Organiser (UK)
Bob Jiggins
RUSEES, University of Bradford & West Yorkshire Committee for Peace in the Balkans
Tel: +44 (0)7050 615511 Fax: +44 (0)7050 644569 Email: r.jiggins at bradford.ac.uk
Conference Organiser (Yugoslavia)
Svetlana Djuric
New Balkan Initiatives, Belgrade
Email: lanadj at sezampro.yu
Conference Floor Manager
Richard Johnson
Tel: +44 (0)1484 863726 Mobile: +44 (0)7944 253405 Email: volp at tande.com
Private Accommodation Manager
Rachel Sweeting
WYCPB
Tel: +44 (0)1484 842428 Email: westview at dircon.co.uk
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Bob Jiggins
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