This document outlines the program for a two-day conference discussing economic and political issues in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union. Day one includes sessions on Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and a roundtable on emergency programs for Ukraine. Day two covers deregulation and privatization, European integration, macroeconomic stabilization, and perspectives on political economy in transition countries. There are keynote speeches, panel discussions with multiple speakers, and moderator-led debates each session. The event concludes with a dinner and cocktail reception.
משחק רביעיות שהוציא קיבוץ גת לחג ה-71 להיווסדו (2013), במטרה להרחיב את הידע של חברי ותושבי הקיבוץ, מכל הגילים, עם תחומי חיים שונים בעבר, בהווה ובעתיד. הקלפים עוצבו ע"י הסטודיו של רוביגל, ומבוססים על חומרים מן הארכיון.ת
ROLLING BACK THE ROLLBACK
- Spaces & strategies for reviving democracy and open societies in Europe –
Date: Monday, April 7, 2014
Time: 8:45 AM – 6 PM
Venue: CEU, Budapest, Nador 9, Faculty Tower, Auditorium
Recent events and developments in a number of European countries give rise to serious concerns about the stability of democracy in parts of the continent. Constitutional and other legal changes, a cut-down on freedom of the press as well as the freedom of association, challenges to the independence of the judiciary, xenophobia, anti-EU attitudes, low voter turnout, erosion of trust in government, and corruption -- all pose growing challenges to the prospects of open societies in Europe. These trends are addressed in a series of events organized by the School of Public Policy at CEU in cooperation with the Hertie School of Governance.
Based on a prior analysis of anti-democratic trends in Europe, the “Rolling Back The Rollback” Forum will examine possible responses to the rollback of democracy and open societies. How can some of the anti-democratic processes be reversed and how can further erosion of the foundations of open societies be prevented?
The morning panels will analyze drivers and dimensions of democratic rollback and the role and credibility of the EU as a guardian of democracy. Featured speakers include Franziska Brantner, Heather Grabbe, Bela Greskovits, Andras Jakab, Kati Marton, Jan Werner Mueller, Kim Lane Scheppele and G. M. Tamás.
The afternoon program will break away from conventional conference format and provide interactive forum space for young actors to discuss and debate novel approaches, spaces and strategies for ‘rolling back the rollback’, with, among others, a special focus on opportunities and limitations of new digital forms of mobilization and participation.
The forum will lay the foundations for policy formulation and dissemination. Its interdisciplinary approach and policy focus will result in recommendations on potential strategies for governments, local and international civil society and EU institutions.
Ten digital billboards in a proposal format for advertisers in Atlanta. These billboards are 12 x 25 feet set up around the metro area and have an outstanding traffic appeal. Call me for specifics.
משחק רביעיות שהוציא קיבוץ גת לחג ה-71 להיווסדו (2013), במטרה להרחיב את הידע של חברי ותושבי הקיבוץ, מכל הגילים, עם תחומי חיים שונים בעבר, בהווה ובעתיד. הקלפים עוצבו ע"י הסטודיו של רוביגל, ומבוססים על חומרים מן הארכיון.ת
ROLLING BACK THE ROLLBACK
- Spaces & strategies for reviving democracy and open societies in Europe –
Date: Monday, April 7, 2014
Time: 8:45 AM – 6 PM
Venue: CEU, Budapest, Nador 9, Faculty Tower, Auditorium
Recent events and developments in a number of European countries give rise to serious concerns about the stability of democracy in parts of the continent. Constitutional and other legal changes, a cut-down on freedom of the press as well as the freedom of association, challenges to the independence of the judiciary, xenophobia, anti-EU attitudes, low voter turnout, erosion of trust in government, and corruption -- all pose growing challenges to the prospects of open societies in Europe. These trends are addressed in a series of events organized by the School of Public Policy at CEU in cooperation with the Hertie School of Governance.
Based on a prior analysis of anti-democratic trends in Europe, the “Rolling Back The Rollback” Forum will examine possible responses to the rollback of democracy and open societies. How can some of the anti-democratic processes be reversed and how can further erosion of the foundations of open societies be prevented?
The morning panels will analyze drivers and dimensions of democratic rollback and the role and credibility of the EU as a guardian of democracy. Featured speakers include Franziska Brantner, Heather Grabbe, Bela Greskovits, Andras Jakab, Kati Marton, Jan Werner Mueller, Kim Lane Scheppele and G. M. Tamás.
The afternoon program will break away from conventional conference format and provide interactive forum space for young actors to discuss and debate novel approaches, spaces and strategies for ‘rolling back the rollback’, with, among others, a special focus on opportunities and limitations of new digital forms of mobilization and participation.
The forum will lay the foundations for policy formulation and dissemination. Its interdisciplinary approach and policy focus will result in recommendations on potential strategies for governments, local and international civil society and EU institutions.
Ten digital billboards in a proposal format for advertisers in Atlanta. These billboards are 12 x 25 feet set up around the metro area and have an outstanding traffic appeal. Call me for specifics.
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Knowledge and skills frameworks, generally called competency frameworks, for ELT teachers, trainers and managers have existed for a few years now. However, until I created one for my MA dissertation, there wasn’t one drawing together what we need to know and do to be able to effectively produce language learning materials.
This webinar will introduce you to my framework, highlighting the key competencies I identified from my research. It will also show how anybody involved in language teaching (any language, not just English!), teacher training, managing schools or developing language learning materials can benefit from using the framework.
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Transition in Perspective - Program
1. PROGRAM
Tuesday, May 6
09:00 – 09:30 Welcome by Anders Åslund, Wolfgang Reinicke, and Petr
Aven*
09:30 – 09:45 Keynote speech: Ukraine: Quo Vadis? *
Speaker: Pavlo Sheremeta
09:45 – 11:15 Session 1: Poland and Hungary*
Moderator: György Surányi
Speakers: Leszek Balcerowicz and Lajos Bokros
Discussants: Péter Mihályi and Stanisław Gomułka
11:15 – 11:30 Coffee Break
11:30 – 13:00 Session 2: The Czech Republic and Slovakia*
Moderator: Anne Krueger
Speakers: Václav Klaus and Ivan Mikloš
Discussants: Stefan Kawalec and István P. Székely
13:00 – 14:00 Lunch**
14:00 – 16:00 Session 3: Roundtable on an Emergency Program for
Ukraine and Lessons from Georgia*
Moderator: Leszek Balcerowicz
Speakers: Pavlo Sheremeta, Oleh Havrylyshyn, Kakha
Bendukidze, Anders Åslund, and Kálmán Mizsei
16:00 – 16:15 Coffee Break and Group Photo
16:15 – 18:00 Session 4: Russia and Bulgaria*
Moderator: Anatoly Chubais
Speakers: Anders Åslund and Simeon Djankov
Discussants: Pekka Sutela and Sergei Aleksashenko
19:00 – 19:15 Walk to the dinner venue
19:30 – 21:30 Conference Dinner / Four Seasons Hotel
Host: George Soros
Keynote Speaker: János Kornai
Moderator: Anders Åslund
*Venue: Regina Ballroom, Kempinski Hotel, First Floor
**Venue: ES Bistro, Kempinski Hotel, Ground Floor
2.
Wednesday, May 7
09:00 –
09:20
Keynote speech on Latvia’s 2009 Stabilization*
Speaker: Valdis Dombrovskis
09:20 –
10:30
Session 5: Deregulation and Privatization*
Moderator: Peter Boone
Speaker: Simeon Djankov
Discussant: Maxim Boycko, Stijn Claesessens, and Sergei
Guriev
10:30 - 11:00 Coffee Break
11:00 -12:30 Session 6: European Integration, Foreign Trade and
Foreign Investment*
Moderator: Vladimír Dlouhý
Speaker: Daniel Gros
Discussants: Simon Commander, Piroska Nagy, and
Cristina Corduneanu-Huci
12:30 –
13:30
Lunch**
13:30 –
15:00
Session 7: Macroeconomic Stabilization*
Moderator: Adam Posen
Speaker: Charles Wyplosz
Discussants: John Odling-Smee, László Halpern, and
Fabrizio Coricelli
15:00 –
15:30
Coffee Break
15:30 –
17:00
Session 8: Perspective on Transition and Political
Economy*
Moderator: Vladimir Mau
Speakers: Gerard Roland and Daniel Treisman
Discussants: Marek Dąbrowski, Johannes Linn, and Michael
Dorsch
17:00 –
17:30
End of Conference and Farewell Cocktails
3. *Venue: Regina Ballroom, Kempinski Hotel, First Floor
**Venue: ES Bistro, Kempinski Hotel, Ground Floor