CONFERENCE AGENDA The 4 th International Academic Conference on Human Security (#IC4HS) Human Security and New Technologies

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1 08:30 09:00 CONFERENCE AGENDA The 4 th International Academic Conference on Human Security (#IC4HS) Human Security and New Technologies Last updated: 31 st October 2018 Please note that the Agenda is updated daily. An online final version may not correspond to the printed one. 2 nd November 2018 D A Y 1 Registration of Participants (University of Belgrade Rectorate building, 1 Studentski trg St.) OFFICIAL OPENING CEREMONY 09:00 09:45 Mr Petar Bulat, University of Belgrade, Vice-Rector Mr Vladimir Cvetković, Faculty of Security Studies, Dean H.E. Mr Andrea Orizio, Head of the OSCE Mission to the Republic of Serbia Mr Goran Matić, The Office of the National Security Council and Classified Information Protection, Director 09:45 10:15 Press Corner/Coffee Break 10:15 10:45 10:45 11:15 11:15 12:00 Discussion 12:00 12:30 12:30 13:00 13:00 13:30 Discussion 13:30 14:30 Lunch Break INTRODUCTORY KEYNOTE LECTURES Moderators: Mladen Milošević, Aleksandra Ilić (Faculty of Security Studies) Mr Rastko Močnik, Visiting Professor, Faculty of Media and Communications, Singidunum University, Belgrade Lecture: Some Remarks on the Theory and Practice in Human Security Studies Mr Nathaniel Raymond, Yale University's Jackson Institute of Global Affairs, USA Lecture: Reconceptualising Human Security for the Digital Age Mr Bülent Sarper Ağır, Adnan Menderes University, International Relations, Turkey Lecture: Technology-Human Security Nexus: Challenges and Opportunities Mr Aleksej Tarasjev, Evolutionary Biologist (IBISS University of Belgrade), Biosafety expert (UN agencies) Lecture: Biosafety: International Framework and Policy Issues in Serbia

2 14:30 16:00 PANEL 1 Moderators: Đorđe Krivokapić (Faculty of Organisational Sciences, University of Belgrade), Milan Miljković (The Office of the National Security Council and Classified Information Protection) 1. Jan Dirk Roggenkamp, Interception of Encrypted Telecommunication and the So-Called Online Search of IT Systems for the Purpose of Criminal Prosecution 2. Tomas Stremy, Nathalia Hangačova, Technologies and Development in View of Tax Criminal Offences 3. Milenko Markov, Nenad Putnik, Mladen Milošević, Usage of Modern Wireless Technologies for Children s Presence and Location Analytics at Educational Institutions - Technical, Security and Law Dilemmas 4. Milan Gligorijević, Radoslav Popović, Aleksandar Maksimović, Impact Analysis of the Application of the GDPR Regulation on the Functioning of the Information and Communication System of the MoI of the Republic of Serbia 5. Luka Glušac, International Intelligence Sharing: Key Preconditions for an Effective Oversight 6. Bojan Perkov, Danilo Krivokapić, Andrej Petrovski, Mass Surveillance through Retained Metadata: An Overview 7. Savvas E. Chrysoulidis, Phaedon Kyriakidis, Personalised Security: A Step Towards Applied Human Security Discussion 16:00 16:15 Coffee Break PANEL 2 16:15 17:30 Moderators: Zoran Jeftić, Goran J. Mandić (Faculty of Security Studies) 1. Konstantin Lobanov, Problems of Human Security in the Context of Hybrid Aggression 2. Nenad Putnik, A Historical Overview of the Relation Between Technological Development and the Ability to Manage the Perception during Armed Conflicts 3. Nada Sekulić, Open Data and Available Research on Depleted Uranium Weapons Reasons for Controversy (Yugoslavia Case Study) 4. Ivica Đorđević, Ozren Džigurski, How Human Security Could be a Beneficiary of Information and Communications Technology 5. Adelina Tumbarska, Non-Lethal Weapons in Domestic Law Enforcement: Some Legal and Ethical Aspects (Poster presentation) 6. Nevena Šekarić, Filip Stojanović, Social Media as an Emergency Management Tool in the Context of Human Security 19:00 21:00 Discussion Group visit to the Belgrade City Library (56 Knez Mihailova St., Belgrade)

3 09:00 10:45 10:45 11:00 Coffee Break 3 rd November 2018 D A Y 2 PANEL 3 Moderators: Vesela Radović (Institute for Multidisciplinary Research, University of Belgrade), Marijana Sumpor (The Institute of Economics, Zagreb) 1. Oesten Baller, Permission to Kill? The Disregard of the Legal Regulations on the Use of Firearms by the (Berlin) Police and the Illegal Police Shooting Training 2. Venelin Terziev, Vesela Radović, Ekaterina Arabska, Local Governments Engagement in Integrating Emergency and ICT Policymaking 3. Irena Đokić, Jozo Milićević, Marijana Sumpor, Evaluation of Urban Security Strategies in the Context of Smart Cities 4. Ana Paraušić, Smart City ICT Solutions for Enhancing Human Security 5. Miloš Tomić, Sandra Tošić, Increase in Climate Change and Its Impact on the Vulnerability of Social Community 6. Boris Rajčić, Gvozden Tasić, Vladimir Karić, Bojan Radak, Dubravka Milovanović, Contemporary CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear) Threats and Adequate Response: Real Situation Training 7. Mirjana Laban, Slobodan Šupić, Suzana Draganić, Sanja Milanko, Evacuation Calculation and Modelling: The Need for Improving Human Lives Safety in Case of Fire 8. Aleksandra Đukić, Milica Ristović, Branislav Antonić, The Local Perception of Urban Safety in Open Public Spaces as a Parameter for Tourist Attractiveness in the Historic Core of Smederevo, Serbia PANEL 4 Moderators: Jasmina Gačić (Faculty of Security Studies), Srđan Korać (Institute of International Politics and Economics, Belgrade) 1. Božidar Banović, Višnja Ranđelović, Juveniles Inside the Terrorist Groups 2. Aleksandra Ilić, The Role of Media in Violence Prevention 3. Tanja Milošević, Adopting the Islamic State s Internet Propaganda Method: The Case of Boko Haram 4. Fatima Ramazanova, Sociocultural Component in Pattern of Cross-European Migrant Integration Policies 11:00 12:30 5. Zorica Mršević, Svetlana Janković, Disaster Risk Reduction: Gender Aspects 6. Ksenija Đurić Atanasievski, Brankica Potkonjak Lukić, Impact of the Gender Digital Divide on Security and Women s Human Rights 7. Marija Đorić, The Propaganda of the Right-Wing Extremism on the Internet 8. Kamrul Hossain, The Evolving Information-based Society and its Influence on Traditional Culture: Human Security of the Sámi in the European High North 9. Zoran Keković, Jelena Dinić, Flood Risk Reduction as a Criterion for Validating Technological Innovation Strategies with Respect to Human Security 12:30 13:00 Discussion and Concluding Remarks 13:00 13:30 Coffee Break

4 METHOD WORKSHOP (Venue: Hall 16) 10:00 11:30 WORKSHOP I Nathaniel Raymond, Data as People: Information, Rights, and the Future of Freedom 11:30 12:00 Coffee Break (Workshop participants only) 12:00 13:30 WORKSHOP II Vinča Institute of Nuclear Sciences, University of Belgrade, The Use of Personal Protective Equipment in CBRN Training DISCUSSION AND CONCLUDING REMARKS 13:30 14:00 Prof. Svetlana Stanarević (University of Belgrade Faculty of Security Studies, Human Security Research Centre) 14:00 Conference Closure and Final Concluding Remarks

5 Keynote Rastko Močnik (born 27 August 1944) is a Slovenian sociologist, literary theorist, translator and political activist. Together with Slavoj Žižek and Mladen Dolar, he is considered one of the co-founders of the Ljubljana school of psychoanalysis. Močnik was among the first Slovene theorists who introduced structuralism and the theories of Marxist philosopher Louis Althusser in Slovenian academia. He has written on several subjects including theory of ideology, theoretical psychoanalysis, semiotics, linguistics and epistemology of humanities and social sciences. He has also translated works of Jacques Lacan, Émile Durkheim and Marcel Mauss into Slovene. Močnik is co-chair of the International Board of Directors of the Institute for Critical Social Studies, Sofia and Plovdiv, and has written extensively for numerous international journals, including, among others: Diskurs, Eurozine, Filozofija i drushtvo, Kritika i humanizam, Migrations Société, Rue Descartes, Sociologicheski problemi, Transeuropéennes, transversal, and Vestnik Permskogo universiteta. Filosofija, psihologija, sociologija. He has also contributed to many edited anthologies, including: (Mis)readings of Marx in Continental Philosophy (2014); Encountering Althusser: Politics and Materialism in Contemporary Radical Thought (2012); Post-Fordism and Its Discontents (2010); and Conflict, Power, and the Landscape of Constitutionalism (2008). Močnik lives in Ljubljana and works in Belgrade (Faculty of Media and Communication, Singidunum University). Nathaniel A. Raymond is a Lecturer at the Jackson Institute for Global Affairs. His research interests have focused on the human rights and human security implications of information communication technologies (ICTs) for vulnerable populations, particularly in the context of armed conflict. Previously, he was the founding Director of the Signal Program on Human Security and Technology at the Harvard Humanitarian Initiative (HHI) of the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health from From 2010 to 2012, he was Director of Operations for the George Clooney-founded Satellite Sentinel Project at HHI, which utilized high resolution satellite imagery to detect and document attacks on civilians in Sudan and South Sudan. Raymond was Director of the Campaign Against Torture at Physicians for Human Rights from , leading investigations into the role of US health professionals in the Bush Administration s enhanced interrogation program. He previously was a humanitarian aid worker with Oxfam America, serving in the field in Ethiopia, Afghanistan, Sri Lanka, and the US Gulf Coast in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. Raymond has conducted joint research with multiple United Nations agencies into the role of ICTs and digital data, including remote sensing, in improving the protection of civilian populations and the delivery of humanitarian assistance. He served as a consultant in early warning of mass atrocities to the UN Department of Peacekeeping Operations in South Sudan in Raymond was a 2013 Poptech Social Innovation Fellow, a 2010 Rockwood Leadership Human Rights and National Security Reform Fellow, and a co-recipient of the 2012 US Geospatial Intelligence Foundation Industry Intelligence Achievement Award. Aleksej Tarasjev, PhD is an evolutionary biologist from the Department of Evolutionary Biology in Institute for Biological Research Siniša Stanković, University of Belgrade, Serbia, where he works in the fields of ecological genetics and evolutionary ecology of plants. He is also interested in conceptual issues of evolutionary biology. Since 2004, he has been the Chair of the Serbian Expert Council for Biosafety (until 2009 National Biosafety Council). Aleksej Tarasjev has worked and is currently working for various UN agencies on biosafety and capacity building issues. Bülent Sarper Ağır is an Associate Professor of International Relations at Aydın Adnan Menderes University s Faculty of Economics. He received his Bachelor s and Master s degrees from Ege University, and his doctorate from Ankara University. Professor Ağır has taken a part in Central European University in Budapest/Hungary as a visiting scholar. His main areas of academic interest and expertise are Security Studies, theories of International Relations and the Balkan Studies. He has published many academic papers, articles and book chapters in internationally pre-viewed journals and books on those issues.