>Subject: [STOPNATO] Int Conf on YU - final draft of conference speakers and >workshops >Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2000 00:13:49 +0000 >X-Mailer: KMail [version 1.0.28] >MIME-Version: 1.0 >Status: > >STOP NATO: NO PASARAN! - HTTP://WWW.STOPNATO.HOME-PAGE.ORG > >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: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >Conference Organiser (Yugoslavia) > >Svetlana Djuric >New Balkan Initiatives, Belgrade >Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >Conference Floor Manager > >Richard Johnson >Tel: +44 (0)1484 863726 Mobile: +44 (0)7944 253405 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > >Private Accommodation Manager > >Rachel Sweeting >WYCPB >Tel: +44 (0)1484 842428 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > > >-- >Bob Jiggins > >For the international conference on Yugoslavia see >http://www.brad.ac.uk/acad/rusees/conference.html > >Announcement mailing list send blank message to: >[EMAIL PROTECTED] > >Tel: +44(0)7050 615511 >Fax: +44(0)7050 644569 >Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > >______________________________________________________________________ >To unsubscribe, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Start Your Own FREE Email List at http://www.listbot.com/links/joinlb > __________________________________ KOMINFORM P.O. 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