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SUMMARY:Cluny Training Seminar: Local democracy & European citizenship
DESCRIPTION:How to build a European grassroots democracy?\nIs the European Union irremediably riddled with the distrust of citizens and the rise of Euroscepticism? Although quite common\, this dire depiction is neither accurate nor a fatality. And what if a reinvigoration of the European project could come from the local level? \nThis seminar aims to discuss and brainstorm around this intuition that underlies the very purpose of the European College of Cluny. \nContent of the Training Seminar:\n\n\n\n• Lectures and discussion with researchers specialised in political science and the EU affairs\n• Brainstorming workshops and discussions with practitioners focused on concrete projects\, the exchange of good practices\, etc.. \nLearning Objectives:\n\n\n\n\n• Consolidating and enriching participants’ knowledge of the latest developments of the EU\n• Enhancing their understanding of the political dimension of the European integration process\, with an emphasis on issues related to the EU-citizens relationship\, i.e. the question of Democracy     and Legitimacy within the EU\n• Reflecting on the ways in which local authorities can contribute to the development of a“European grassroots democracy” and a genuine European citizenship\n• Enlarging participants’ network on the European scale \n\n\n\n\nAbout Sciences Po – The European campus in Dijon:\nThe European campus of Sciences Po Paris in Dijon hosts about 180 students coming from more than 30 different countries (mostly from France and from Central and Eastern Europe)\, who follow a multidisciplinary curriculum in social sciences and humanities\, with a focus on the EU and the specificities of Central and Eastern Europe. \nAbout the European College of Cluny:\nA higher education and research institution of excellence\, strongly European in its spirit\, oriented towards the training of future decision-makers who will work within or collaborate with local authorities.  It is oriented towards concrete and practical solutions\, emphasising the exchange of good practices\, vocational training\, and the network effect. \n  \nProgramme\nDownload programme here \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTuesday 27th of April\n9.00 am -10.15 am: Introductory World café \n10.45 am – 12.15 am: Lecture 1\nBruno Cautrès: State of public opinion in the European Union \n2.00 pm – 3 pm: Debate and exchange of good practices among participants \n\nCitizens’ attitude toward the European Union: handling citizens’ (mis)trust in the EU\, interacting with EU institutions\, implementing EU projects or policies\, etc.\n\n5.00 pm – 6.30 pm: Lecture 2\nChristian Lequesne: Main challenges of the post-Brexit European Union \nWednesday 28th of April\n9.00 am – 10.30 am : Lecture 3\nYves Bertoncini : Recent political developments in the European Union from the democratic legitimacy perspective \n11.00 am – 12.30 am: Discussion with practitioners \n\nPresentation of recent projects led in Europe aiming at involving citizens in the debate on the EU and its future.\n\n2.30 pm – 3.30 pm: Brainstorming among participants\nExchange of ideas on possible innovative projects led by local authorities aiming at raising awareness on European citizenship. \nThursday 29th of April\n11.00 am – 12.30 am: Discussion with practitioners 2 \n\nLocal and regional authorities’ representation in the EU\n\n14.30 pm – 16.00 pm: Closing World café \n\nWhat local agenda(s) for promoting European citizenship? How can the European College of Cluny help?\n\n\nRegistrations\nThe registration form should be filled out\, signed\, and returned to the organisers at your earliest convenience. \nThe fee for this online workshop is 200€. AER has 15 free passes for its members. Please contact AER Coordinator for Policy & Knowledge Transfer Johanna Pacevicius to get a free pass for this training seminar. \n\n  \n\nthe European College of Cluny is an initiative supported by the Region Bourgogne Franche Comté
URL:https://aer.eu/events/seminar-democracy-for-european-identity/
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