SAPERE AUDE. Freedom and Responsibility. Stockholm, April, years of civic education

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1 25 years of civic education SAPERE AUDE Freedom and Responsibility Stockholm, April, 2018 Association of Schools of Political Studies of the Council of Europe Skogshem & Wijk Hustegavägen Lidingö, Sweden in collaboration with Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics (SITE)

2 We don t receive wisdom; we must discover it for ourselves after a journey that no one can take for us or spare us. MARCEL PROUST 2 / 3

3 Monday 23 April THE ECONOMY AND BEYOND Tuesday 24 April A GLOBAL WORLD Opening session Ambassador Fredrik Löjdquist Department for European Security Policy, Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Sweden Lena Nemirovskaya Founder, Moscow School of Civic Education Session: 25 Years of Economic Transition Torbjörn Becker Session: Rising Inequality: What We Know and How It Matters Jesper Roine Lunch Session: Anti Corruption in Post Communist Regions Tina Søreide Coffee break Session: What are Economic Facts and How to Work with Them Olga Kuvshinova Session: Big Power Rivalry: US, Russia, China and India Harinder Sekhon Talk with Carl Bildt Europe After the Fall of the Soviet Union Lunch Session: European Foreign Policy and Russia Kadri Liik Coffee break Session: Europa, Quo Vadis? Michael Sohlman Coffee break Round table: The Rule of Law: What Rule? What Law? Alexander Shmelev Dinner Dinner 4 / 5

4 Wednesday 25 April THE RULE OF LAW Thursday 26 April SOCIETY AND STATE Trial by Jury, Part I Sergei Pashin Trial by Jury, Part II Sergei Pashin Lunch Session: The Rule of Law and Human Rights Jon Wessel Aas Coffee break Session: Human Rights, Democracy and the Rule of Law: The Role of the European Institutions Daniel Tarschys Coffee break Round table: Civilisation and Culture Alexander Shmelev Session: The Welfare State and Globalisation: The Swedish Experience Gunnar Wetterberg Coffee break Session: Escape from Property: The Logic of Renationalisation Maxim Trudolyubov Lunch Session: The Gender Based Agenda in the Russian Mass Media Julia Taratuta Coffee break Session: The Kremlin and Society in Russia: Controlling the Narrative Mikhail Fishman Coffee break Session: Sophists, Socrates and Plato: In Search of a Better Life Andrey Zakharov, Vasily Zharkov Dinner 6 / 7

5 Friday 27 April 25 YEARS OF CIVIC EDUCATION: WE ARE ALL DIFFERENT, BUT WE ARE ALL CITIZENS Session: Engagement, Holdout, and Responsibility: Individual Civic Strategies in the Context of Hybridism and Post Truth Ekaterina Schulmann Session: What is a Russian Political Culture if there is One? Gleb Pavlovsky Lunch Session: The Freedom We Choose Leonid Gozman Coffee break Closing remarks Vytis Jurkonis Yury Senokosov Dinner Experts Torbjörn Becker (Sweden) Carl Bildt (Sweden) Mikhail Fishman Leonid Gozman Vytis Jurkonis (Lithuania) Olga Kuvshinova Kadri Liik (Estonia) Ambassador Fredrik Löjdquist (Sweden) Lena Nemirovskaya, OBE Sergei Pashin Gleb Pavlovsky Director, Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics Politician, Diplomat, Prime Minister ( ), Minister for Foreign Affairs ( ) Journalist, Author, Producer of the film The Man Who Was Too Free Political Scientist, President, Union of Right Forces all Russian public movement Lecturer, Institute of International Relations and Political Science, Vilnius University Economic Observer Senior Policy Fellow, European Council on Foreign Relations Department for European Security Policy, Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Sweden Founder, Moscow School of Civic Education Professor, National Research University Higher School of Economics; Member, Presidential Commission on Human Rights and Civil Society Political Scientist; President, Foundation for Effective Politics 8 / 9

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7 Enlightenment is man s emergence from his self imposed nonage. Nonage is the inability to use one s own understanding without another s guidance. This nonage is self imposed if its cause lies not in lack of understanding but in indecision and lack of courage to use one s own mind without another s guidance. Sapere aude! Have the courage to use your own understanding, is therefore the motto of the enlightenment. IMMANUEL KANT Answering the Question: What Is Enlightenment?