10:30 11:15 Coffee in the main hall

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1 Beyond Europe Politics and Change in Global and Regional Affairs Programme* Day 1 (24/10/17) 10:00 Registration for participants opens All scholars attending at the conference are asked to proceed to registration point which will be located at the main hall of the faculty building. If you find any difficulties one of volunteers will be happy to provide guidance. 10:30 11:15 Coffee in the main hall 11:30-14:30 Grand opening and Ambassadors Session Chair: prof. Radosław Fiedler During this time authorities of the University are going to welcome all guests and conference will be launched. Between 11:30 and 14:30 invited ambassadors are going to give lectures about the contemporary political and economic affairs their countries are involved in. 1. His Excellency Tunç Üğdül, Ambassador of Turkey 2. Her Excellency Patricia Beatriz Salas, Ambassador of Argentina 3. His Excellency Peter F. Gontha, Ambassador of Indonesia 4. His Excellency Alberto Salas Barahona, Ambassador of Peru Each Ambassador has 30 minutes for lecture and additional time for Q&A session. 14:30 15:00 Opening of the exhibition: Iran in the footsteps of Polish Refugees in the main hall 15:00 16:00 Lunch (buffet meal) All ambassadors and keynote speakers are invited for dinner with host (Dean and His Magnificence Rector of the Adam Mickiewicz University) and their associates. 16:30 19:30 Plenary session and keynote speakers session. Chair: prof. Przemysław Osiewicz 1. Prof. Sang Chul Park from Graduate School of Knowledge based Technology and Energy, Korea Polytechnic US Protectionism and Trade Imbalance between USA and Northeast Asian Countries: Regional Stability or Conflict? 2. Prof. Ryszard Zięba from University of Warsaw, Poland The Ukraine crisis and its international implications: a realist perspective 3. Prof. Mattel Hsu from National Dong Hwa University in Taiwan China s influence on Taiwan's media and implication on Taiwanese politics. 4. Prof. Daniel Bach from Emile Durkheim Centre of University of Bordeaux, France Diversity matters: the world of (African) regionalisms. Znak sprawy page 1 of 8

2 19:30 Banquet All participants are invited to take part in banquet, during which there will be a short cultural programme presented. Banquet ends at 22:00. Day 2 (25/10/17) 09:45 11:15 and 11:30 13:00 Taiwan and East Asia: Regional Challenges in Global Scale Chair: prof. Mattel Hsu Jarosław Jańczak Construction and deconstruction of borders in East Asia: Spatial relations, maritime disputes and (de)boundarization Vance Kuang-Ta Lo National Chengchi University, Taiwan Asymmetric Responses of Charitable Giving under Business Cycle Ewa Trojnar Institute of Middle and Far East, Jagiellonian University in Cracow, Poland Women in Taiwan s Politics 11:15 11:30 coffee break Maciej Walkowski The EU-China Economic Relations: Where Cooperation is Broken and the Problems Begin Marta Tomczak Polish Academy of Sciences Evaluation of patrimonialization processes of cultural heritage on Taiwan as a reflection of changing international situation Tomasz R. Szymczyński Hermeneutics of multilinguisticality as an art of interpretation within the field of humanities and social science methodology. 13:30-14:30 Lunch (buffet meal in main hall) Znak sprawy page 2 of 8

3 09:45 11:15 and 11:30 13:00 Iran and the Middle East: Between Cooperation and Rivalry Chair: prof. Wojciech Nowiak Muzaffer Kural Ankara University, Turkey Origins Of Conflicts In The Middle East Rafał Ożarowski University of Business and Administration in Gdynia, Poland Iranian Policy in Syria Radosław Fiedler Domestic sources of Iranian foreign policy. Continuity and variables 11:15 11:30 coffee break Nir Barkan Nagar Adam Mickiewicz University, Faculty of Political Science and Journalism. Poland World War III Is Being Waged against Global Terror and It Is the Clash between Civilizations Piotr Baranowski Feasibility of Cybernetics and System Theory and conflicts in the Middle East 13:30-14:30 Lunch (buffet meal in main hall) Znak sprawy page 3 of 8

4 09:45 11:15 and 11:30 13:00 Internal and External Challenges in Central Asia and Beyond Chair: prof. Łukasz Donaj Karol Bieniek Pedagogical University of Cracow, Poland Turkey`s relations with Central Asian States New perspectives in the context of current Turkish Foreign Policy? Ewelina Morawska Jagiellonian University in Cracow, Poland Water issues in relations between China, Russia and Central Asian countries Baktybek Kainazarov National Democratic Institute Competition of world powers in Central Asia Tomasz Waśkiel Uniwersytet Wrocławski, Poland New Great Game, soft power of Russia and China in Central Asia. 11:15 11:30 coffee break Bartosz Hordecki Towards Europe or Asia? Problem of (re)orientation of the contemporary Russian culture Bohdan Cherkas The Institute of International Relations of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv International relations in North-East Africa: the influence of Darfur conflict in Sudan Aureliu Sindila, Anna Nagornova American University of Central Asia / University of Deusto, Kyrgyzstan Feasibility of University-Led Research Consortiums in the Case of Countries within the Eurasian Union: A Two Country Study- Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan 13:30-14:30 Lunch (buffet meal in main hall) Znak sprawy page 4 of 8

5 15:00 16:30 and 16:45 18:15 Strategic Overview: Questions About the Future Chair: prof. Anna Potyrała Radosław Fiedler, Piotr Baranowski Central Asia internal and external determinants and correlations of security Andrey Kinyakin Peoples` Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University), Russian Federation The "path dependence" of the integration processes in the post-soviet space: the Eurasian Economic Union case Przemyslaw Osiewicz The Iranian Foreign Policy Towards Central Asia After 2013: Continuity or Change? Łukasz Donaj and Maciej Magiera Strategic Review Of European States Safety Selected Problems 16:30 16:45 coffee break Jeroen Van den Bosch The State of fragile States, Insurrections and Border Wars in Africa in 2016 Magdalena Lisinska Jagiellonian University, Cracow, Poland The state of security in Latin America in 2016 Rafał Wiśniewski International security environment of East Asia - key determinants and future evolution Wojciech Szczerbowicz Uniwersytet Wrocławski, Wydział Nauk Społecznych, Instytut Studiów Międzynarodowych, Poland Arctic Five and competition in the circumpolar international relations Znak sprawy page 5 of 8

6 Brian, Jen Te-Pai National Cheng Chi University, Taiwan A Multi-objective Planning Model for Green TOD 15:00 16:30 and 16:45 18:15 Contemporary economic challenges Chair: prof. Sang Chul Park Marek Rewizorski University of Gdańsk, Poland BRICS contribution to Multilateral Development Banking: The New Development Bank reconsidered Incha Aliyeva University of Wroclaw, Poland Arctic Geopolitics and Climate Change 16:30 16:45 coffee break Joanna Skrzypczyńska European Union - China trade relations. Explaining EU member states interests Joanna Rak Empirical Effectiveness of Cultures of Political Violence: the Piqueteros in Times of Crisis Znak sprawy page 6 of 8

7 15:00 16:30 and 16:45 18:15 Changing Reality: Dynamics of the Old Continent? Chair: prof. Tomasz R. Szymczyński Beata Przybylska-Maszner The EU Global Strategy for a changing world - Eastern approach to the security interests Tomasz Brańka Autonomy and conflicts. Marcin Łukaszewski European Microstates on a Path to Liberal Democracy. Comparative analysis 16:30 16:45 coffee break Hannah Gill Polish Fulbright Commission English Teaching Assistant for Adam Mickiewicz University A Lead or a Red Herring?: A Comparative Analysis of Linguistic Features of News in Levels Artur Lipinski Populism, discourse and the other. Martyna Hoffman Nicolaus Copernicus University, Institute of Sociology, Poland Give democracy the thumbs up! Social media as a ballot box 18:30 19:00 Closing Plenary Session At this session entire event will be summarized with host s closing statements. Organisers will thank all the participants for coming and taking part in the event. Znak sprawy page 7 of 8

8 *Following programme can be changed at any time due to external circumstances Beyond Europe Adam Mickiewicz University Faculty of Political Science and Journalism ul. Umultowska 89a Poznań Znak sprawy page 8 of 8