POLITICS AND ECONOMICS OF PORTUGAL

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1 A D V A N C E D P R O G R A M ECONOMICS OF PORTUGAL The IEP is one of the liveliest places on the continent of Europe for serious debate on issues of political theory and practice. Timothy Garton Ash St. Antony's College, Oxford; Hoover Institution, Stanford STUDIES AND DEBATES IN ENGLISH AT THE IEP-UCP Political Thought and Culture of Portugal Economics and Challenges of Governance Diplomacy, Partnerships, and Strategies Portugal and Lusophone Countries Portugal and its International Engagement Portugal and Maritime Issues Media and Their Role in the Politics of Portugal Portugal and its Role in International Politics DIRECTOR Professor João Carlos Espada Executive coordinator Dace Vinovska (IEP-UCP) 1

2 ADVANCED PROGRAM ECONOMICS OF PORTUGAL Advanced PROGRAM 2016 OPENING SESSION Host: João Carlos Espada, Director of the IEP-UCP Speaker: José Manuel Durão Barroso*, Former President of the European Commission, Director of the Center for European Studies, IEP-UCP Introductory Session: I. Introduction to the advanced program «Politics and Economics of Portugal» Dace Vinovska, Executive coordinator II. Introduction to the MA program in Governance, Leadership and Democracy Studies William Hasselberger, Head of the MA program in GLDS, IEP-UCP MODULE 1 POLITICAL THOUGHT AND CULTURE OF PORTUGAL I. Portuguese political thought and its paradigms José Miguel Sardica, FCH-UCP and IEP- Radio Renascença II. Political culture of Portugal Rui Ramos*, ICS and UL III. Political regimes and democracy in Portugal Manuel Braga da Cruz, FCH-UCP and IEP-, Editorial Board, Nova Cidadania IV. Portuguese political parties Rita Seabra Brito, Program Director, EPF, IEP-UCP, MODULE 2 ECONOMICS AND CHALLENGES OF GOVERNANCE I. Economy of Portugal: its geopolitical context and international challenges Miguel Morgado, MP and Vice-President of Parliamentary Group of PPD/PSD, IEP- II. Driving forces of the Portuguese economy João César das Neves, President of Scientific Council of School of Business & Economics, III. Portuguese economic history and entrepreneurial culture João Salgueiro*, Former Minister of Finance and SC, IEP- IV. Portuguese fiscal policy challenges in the context of the eurozone André Azevedo Alves, Dean for Research, IEP-UCP,, Observador, 2

3 MODULE 3 DIPLOMACY, PARTNERSHIPS AND STRATEGIES I. Portugal s role in international affairs Carlos Gaspar*, IPRI-UNL and IEP- II. Portugal in international peace missions Mónica Dias, Dean for Academic Programs, IEP-UCP, III. Portuguese diplomacy and its strategies Lívia Franco, IEP- IV.The new outlooks for Portuguese foreign policy Round table debate: Host: António Fontes Ramos, Lieutenant-General, IEP- Speakers: Nuno Severiano Texeira*, Vice-Rector, UNL Laura Ferreira Pereira, UM, Braga MODULE 4 PORTUGAL: THE FIRST GLOBAL VILLAGE I. Portugal and Lusophone countries Francisco Proença Garcia, IEP- II. Portugal and Brazil João Pereira Coutinho, IEP-, Folha de S.Paulo, Brazil III. Portugal and Africa Gabriel Mithá Ribeiro, Researcher, CIEP-UCP IV. The Portuguese diasporas and their formative elements José de Freitas Ferraz*, Ambassador, Director of the Diplomatic Institute, MODULE 5 PORTUGAL AND ITS INTERNATIONAL ENGAGEMENT MODULE 6 PORTUGAL AND MARITIME ISSUES I. Portugal, its role and involvement in international organizations Paulo de Almeida Sande, Presidency of the Presidency Republic II. Portugal: Europe s bridge to America and Africa Paulo Neves, MP, President, IPDAL, III. Portugal and its political and economic agenda in the European Union Henrique Burnay, EUPPORTUNITY, Brussels, IEP-UCP, IV. Portugal a founding member state of NATO: past and present Luís Almeida de Sampaio*, Ambassador of Portugal, NATO, Brussels I. The Maritime sector in Portugal: opportunities and challenges Sónia Ribeiro, IEP- II. Defense and security issues of the maritime sector Nuno Vieira Matias, Admiral, Strategic Commission of Oceans, IEP- III. Portugal between the Mediterranean and the Atlantic Fonseca Ribeiro*, Director of the General Politics on Sea of the Ministry of Sea and Agriculture IV. The future of the maritime economy António Rebelo Duarte, Vice admiral, Academy of Sea, IEP- 3

4 MODULE 7 MEDIA AND THEIR ROLE IN 2 Sessions: THE POLITICS OF PORTUGAL I. Media: Their role and relations in Portuguese politics and economics Pedro Norton, Former CEO, Impresa, President, Strategic Council, IEP- II. Media - The force of collision or collusion in the contemporary political scene of Portugal Round-table debate: Host: Hugo Chelo, Dean for Faculty, IEP- Speakers: Henrique Monteiro*, Expresso,, SIC Notícias and Rádio Renascença, José Manuel Fernandes, Publisher, Observador, João Miguel Tavares, Publico, Graça Franco*, Radio Renascença, 2 Sessions: CLOSING SESSIONS MODULE 8 PORTUGAL AND ITS ROLE IN INTERNATIONAL POLITICS I. Portugal and its future challenges and perspectives Jaime Gama*, Former President of the Assembly of the Republic II. Portugal Now and its role in international politics Round-table debate: Host: Carlos Carreiras*, Mayor, Cascais Chair: Manuel Braga da Cruz, FCH-UCP and IEP-UCP,, Editorial Board, Nova Cidadania Speakers: Ambassadors residing in Portugal * To be Confirmed 4

5 CALENDAR ADVANCED PR OGRAM ECONOMICS OF PORTUGAL WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS, STARTING FROM THE 12 TH OF OCTOBER UNTIL THE 30 TH OF NOVEMBER 2016 OCTOBER Wednesday Opening Session Introductory Session Module 1 II V Module 2 II V Friday Module 1 I Module 2 I Module 3 I NOVEMBER Time/Day Wednesday Module 3 II V Module 4 II V Module 5 II V Module 6 II V Closing Sessions Module 8 I - Debate Friday Module 4 I Module 5 I Module 6 I Module 7 I -Debate Instituto de Estudos Políticos Universidade Católica Portuguesa Palma de Cima Lisboa Tel.: maiep@iep.lisboa.ucp.pt 5