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Knowledges at Risk Winter School 2018 Program and Speakers Spaces and Times of February 19 - 9.30-18.00 Opening session Globalization Francesca Gambarotto (University of Padova) Gilda Rota (University of Padova) Sixth Edition Jan Aart Scholte (University of Gothenburg) Lynn Mario Menezes de Souza (University of San Paolo) 15.00 – 18.00 Knowledges of Group work February 20 - 9.30-12.30 Human capital, skills, competences and the future. professionalization: wot of education? Jan Masschelein (University of Leuven) Professions of the future. Lynn Mario Menezes de Souza (University of San Paolo) Living in precarious times Asli Vatansever (SAR scholar, University of Padova) 14.30 – 18.00 Workshop at the University Botanical Garden Aula 19th – 23th February 2018 Emiciclo: Sharing Ignorances Telmo Pievani (University of Padova) c/o SPGI Department February 21 - 9.30-12.30 Innovation, technologies, post-human: clashing via del Santo 28 narratives? Luca De Biase (Il Sole 24 Ore) Padova Paolo Magaudda (University of Padova) Maria Sangiuliano (University of Venice) organized by David Burigana (University of Padova) Next Generation Global Studies Adriana Barsotti (professional journalist, Brazil) 14.30 – 17.30 SPGI, in cooperation with FISPPA Interactive workshop and students’ University of Padova, Italy presentations February 22 - 9.00-12.30 Feminist knowledges: from practice to rUniversityesearch. And of Padua [email protected] back? February 18 | Aula Nievo SPEAKERS Annabelle Sreberny (SAOS, London) Organized by Maxime Forest (SciencePo, Paris) http://www.spgi.unipd.it/corsi/winter-school-2018 14.30 – 18.00 GIUSEPPE ACCONCIA - University of Padua, IT APC digital storytelling 9.30 – 10.15 Claudia Padovani (University of Padova) with Valentina Pelizzer (APC, from remote) Opening of Winter School 2019 MAHA BALI - American University in Cairo, EG Projeto #Colabora: Brazil's independenWintert media and School 2019 the new professional challenges in the digital context Greetings from University of Padova ALICE BARONI - University of Padua, IT Alice Baroni (University of Padova) with journalist Vice-Rector for International Relations Adriana Barsotti (video contrib.) ADAM BRAVER - Roger Williams University, USA Women's Protection Units (YPJ), the Kurdish Resistance in Rojava: Education, Media and Introduction to Winter School 2019: rationale, objectives, DAVID BURIGANA - University of Padua, IT Organization structure Giuseppe Acconcia (University of Padova) with CATHERINE CRONIN - Equity Unbound Commander Rangin (video contrib.) WS organizers LYNN MARIO DE SOUZA - Universidade de Sao Paulo, BZ February 23 Times- 9.30-12.30 and Spaces Translating knowledge into research and MARIT EGNER - University of Oslo, NO professional practice 10.30 – 12.30 A dialogue on contemporary challenges to academic freedom ESTER GALLO - University of Trento, IT of Globalization Session I ARNE HINTZ - Cardiff School of Journalism FISPPA This session addresses the many challenges to academic TERENCE KARRAN - University of Lincoln, UK and scientific knowledge, deriving from on-going geo- Seventh Edition political transformations across the world. It addresses issues KAREN-LISE KNUDSEN - University of Agder, SAR, NO concerning the different conditions that affect, constrain, MONICA JITAREANU - Central European University, HU endanger students, researchers and scholars, such as: the rise PAOLO MAGAUDDA - University of Padova in collaboration with of populism, internal conflicts, repressive regimes, shortage SINEAD O’GORMAN - SAR European Director of available resources, limits to freedom of expression. It also discusses the trans-national implications of such restrictions CATRIN SCHEIBER - University of Luzern, SAR, CH in relation to research, teaching and traveling and the SRETEN UGRICICH - University of Luzern, CH consequences for academic communities and for the broader ASLI VATANSEVER - Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, DE KNOWLEDGES development of public-relevant knowledge and knowledge MIA ZAMORA - Equity Unbound protecǎon advocacy learning networks; as well as the gendered implications of constrains and oppression on female and male researchers. Academics from different disciplinary areas, and different regions are AT RISK invited to contribute scientific reflections. Specific situations ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE and case studies will be presented. CHAIR: Ester Gallo GIUSEPPE ACCONCIA - University of Padua, IT ALICE BARONI - University of Padua, IT 18-22 February SPEAKERS MINO CONTE - University of Padua, IT Asli Vatansever | Intellectual responsibility and academic freedom in ‘interesting times’ MAURO FARNESI CAMELLONE - University of Padua, IT Terence Karran | Academic freedom in Italy: De jure ESTER GALLO - University of Trento, IT legalities and de facto realities FRANCESCA HELM - University of Padua, IT Monica Jitareanu | Who is afraid of gender studies? The CLAUDIA PADOVANI - University of Padua, IT 18-19 February | AULA Nievo state of academic freedom in Hungary Palazzo Bo via VIII Febbraio 2, Padova LUNCH BREAK 20-22 February | AULA Seminari 2, AULA Comune For further information write to SPGI Department via del Santo 28, Padova [email protected] 14.00 – 16.00 the area of supporting refugee students will also be presented. February 20 | Aula Seminari 2 SPEAKERS A dialogue on contemporary challenges to academic freedom An opportunity to learn from international experiences in view of Lynn Mario de Souza | Interculturality, mobility and Session II collaborations within the emerging SAR Italy section. access: learning for citizenship or learning for the 9.30 – 12.30 CHAIR: Claudia Padovani workplace CHAIR: Next Generation Global Studies Technologies at risk and the risks of technology Mia Zamora, Maha Bali, Catherine Cronin | Equity SPEAKERS The session deals with the pursuit of knowledge, ownership SPEAKERS Unbound of knowledge, dissemination of knowledge and utilization of Ester Gallo | Academic freedom and migration Karen-Lise Knudsen | An invitation to get involved knowledge in global and digitally mediatized contexts. By focusing Alice Baroni | Future teachers engage with difference Sreten Ugricich | Strategies and statuses for artists Marit Egner | Academic Refuge. European cooperation on the wagers as well as on the opportunities of harnessing the through virtual exchange promoting university values and welcoming refugee and intellectuals in exile, in inner emigration, in self- knowledge-potential of digital technologies, presentations will Giuseppe Acconcia | Bridging the gap between north and students and researchers at risk to campus censorship and under censorship touch upon controversial issues such as: Copyright or open south of the Mediterranean: video and discussions with Catrin Scheiber | Developing SAR activities at national access? Datafication or governing the commons? Are the virtual exchange participants 16.30 – 18.00 level: the Swiss section’s experience innovations in information and communication technologies @ SPGI department really implementing the emancipation of human beings? How 16.15 – 18.00 is knowledge changing inside this process? Are technological Winter School participants’ introductions and initial reflections Group work to prepare presentations on Friday morning on how academic freedom relates to research activities 12.00 – 13.00 transformations producing a post-human being? Official signing ceremony for the launch of Scholars at Risk CHAIR: Mauro Farnesi Camellone 18.00 – 19.00 18.30 – 19.30 Italian Section SPEAKERS Social drinks and polite conversations Welcome drinks and informal introductions Opening remarks by Paolo Magaudda | Knowledge Infrastructures: power, Rector of the University of Padova practices, data Rector of the University of Trento February 22 | Aula Comune February 19 | Aula Nievo European Director, Scholars at Risk David Burigana | Outer Space techno-sciences: a mission for all mankind? Signature of Terms of Reference for SAR Italy 9.15 – 10.15 Arne Hintz | Teaching and studying datafication 9.30 – 11.00 Quality assessment: knowledges (and freedoms) at risk? Experiencing knowledges at risk The last session is an opportunity to reflect on the different At-risk scholars, supported by SAR, are invited to share their LUNCH BREAK LUNCH BREAK lenses through which at-risk knowledges have been presented, experiences, personal and professional stories. An opportunity in due consideration of the fact that not only conflicts and for students and scholars, as well as for higher education authoritarian regimes put academic knowledge/s under threat institutions, to explore the meanings and implications of 15.00 – 17.30 | PARALLEL SESSIONS 14.00 – 16.00 but also global capitalism, and governing arrangements that researchers’ displacement for their life and work experience; @ Palazzo Bo Students present their research plans and activities adopt and reflect a managerial approach to education, may and to reflect on opportunities and challenges for receiving Italian SAR First Assembly: SAR Italy members working session transform and threaten forms of knowing and knowledge universities. to define priority goals of collaboration and future steps. 16.30 – 18.00 production. What does it mean to manage the contradictions Visit to Palazzo della Ragione CHAIR: Next Generation Global Studies @ SPGI department of the contemporary university as a place of knowledge Participants in WS 2019: THINKING TOGETHER sharing? How can the tension between market and academic SPEAKERS Group reflections on suggested questions. How to
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