SDD 2018 - Program

APRIL 26


LOCATION: Rettorato, Piazza Tancredi

 

8.00 - Registration

 

9.15 - Welcoming speech

Rector

Major of Lecce

Head of Department of Legal Sciences

 

9.30 - Introduction to the Conference (Italian/English)

Professor Susanna Cafaro - Supranational Politics: the Time Has Come

 

LOCATION: Seminario, Piazza Duomo (English, with translation to Italian)

 

10.30 - SESSION I

EVOLUTIONARY PERSPECTIVES ON DEMOCRACY. FROM THE LOCAL TO THE GLOBAL DIMENSION

Chair: Ferdinando Boero - University of Salento

Nick Duffell - Psychotherapist and Psychohistorian, London, UK

The Identity Block. Why initiatives Towards Supranational Democracy and Governance Must Incorporate a Depth-psychological Perspective if They Are to Succeed

Myra Jackson - UN Permanent Representative and Focal Point on Climate Change, Diplomat of the Biosphere, Washington DC, USA

Earth Renaissance: Perturbations of a Changing Planet

Sarah Hautzinger - Professor, Anthropology Department, Colorado College, USA

Mobilizing for Resiliency in the Face of Climate Change: The Global in Local Dialogue

Fabio Marcelli - Research Director, Institute for International Legal Studies, CNR, Italy

Participatory Democracy: Myth or Reality?

Planned interventions

Stefano Grasso - MSc in Plant and Animal Biotechnology, University of Udine, Italy

Educated Democracy: Creating the Tools for an Aware Democratic System

Open Debate

 

12.00 - SESSION II

GLOBAL INSTITUTIONS: WHERE ARE WE? WHICH WAY FORWARD?

Round Table I (co-hosted by UNHRD and UNGSC): Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, the contribution of UNHRD and UNGSC

Marta Laurienzo - UNHRD Brindisi Manager & Deputy Network Coordinator WFP-UNHRD

How UNHRD Anticipated the Key Role of Partnership for the Goals

Jacqueline Amoko - Chief Environmental Unit, UNGSC

The Environmental Strategy for the Peacekeeping Missions

 

13.30 - Light Lunch

 

LOCATION: Seminario, Piazza Duomo (English, with translation to Italian)

 

15.00 - Keynote Speech

Chair: Susanna Cafaro - University of Salento

Joe McCannon - Co-founder, The Billions Institute, Shared Nations, Boston, USA

Shared Nation: An Experiment in Global Democracy

 

15.30 - Round Table II: New Paths for Global Interaction

Chair: Giuseppe Gioffredi - University of Salento

Giammichele De Maio - Senior Food Security Officer - CFS Secretariat, Rome, Italy

The Committee on World Food Security (CFS): an Inclusive Platform to Tackle Global Complexities

Joseph Robertson - Global Strategy Director, Citizens Climate Lobby, USA

The Talanoa Dialogue as a First Step in Supranational Democracy

Daniel Goldman - Senior Advisor and Senior Counsel, Syntax LLC, USA; Gabriella Capone - JD/MBA Candidate, Yale University; The Governance Lab at New York University, USA; and Diana McKeage - MBA Candidate, Columbia Business School; BlocPower, PASSNYC, Khan Foundation, USA

Data-driven Distributed Governance: an Ecosystems Approach

Open Debate

 

16.40 - Coffee break 

 

17.00 - Round Table III: Suggestions for a Reform

Chair: Saverio Di Benedetto - University of Salento

Chris Hamer - Secretary, World Citizens Association and Honorary Associate Professor, School of Physics, University of New South Wales, Australia

A World Community of Democratic Nations

Oded Gilad - Director, One World, Movement for Global Democracy, Israel

The Climate Imperative for World Federalism

John Bunzl - Businessman, co-author, “The SIMPOL Solution”, UK

Why global Agreements Are More Likely to Solve Global Challenges than Global Democracy

Open Debate

 

LOCATION: Officine Culturali Ergot, Piazzetta Falconieri (Italian only)

 

19.00 - Tavola rotonda organizzata dalla fondazione “Lavoro per la persona”

Lavoro e Cultura come Strumento di Democrazia: Pratiche di Inclusione

Coordina: Avvocato Mauro Spedicati

Con la partecipazione di: Antonella Agnoli, Luciana Delle Donne, Giorgio Tintino, Materahub

 

21.00 - Gala Dinner

 

APRIL 27


LOCATION: Sala Consiliare della Provincia, Palazzo dei Celestini, Via Umberto I (English, with translation to Italian)

 

9.00 - SESSION III

MIGRATIONS AND FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS: NATIONAL, EUROPEAN AND GLOBAL APPROACHES

Chair: Luigi Nuzzo - University of Salento

Attilio Pisanò - Professor, University of Salento, Italy

Borders and Migrations: a Challenge for Human Rights

Eirikur Bergmann - Professor, Bifrost University, Iceland

Anti-immigrant Conspiracy Theories of Right-wing Nationalist Populists in Europe - and How to Respond to Them -

Izabela & Peter Schiffauer - Professors, WSB University in Wrocław, Poland, and Hagen University, Germany

Refugee Protection, Political Asylum and Economic Migration: Subject to Democratic Contingency?

Open Debate

11.00 - Coffee Break

Ioannis Papageorgiou - Professor, Department of Political Sciences, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece

Overcoming the ‘Refugee Crisis’ Debate - a single European Refugee Status

Planned Interventions

Alina Szabó - PhD Lecturer at Law Faculty, George Bacovia University of Bacau, Romania

National Security as a Ground to Refuse Asylum and Refugee Protection. The Romanian Experience

Anna Iermano - PhD University of Salerno, Italy, and Valeria Tevere - PhD Candidate, University of Salerno, Italy

Homosexual Asylum Seekers within the European Union

Open Debate

 

13.00 - Light Lunch

 

14.30 - SESSION IV

ADDRESSING INEQUALITIES IN A CHANGING WORLD: NEW MODELS, NEW TOOLS

Chair: Susanna Cafaro - University of Salento

Luigi Sammartino - PhD, University of Bologna, Italy

Participation of Civil Society in Sustainable Development and Fair Trade: A new Frontier for International Cooperation

Dena Freeman - Senior Visiting Fellow, Department of Anthropology, London School of Economics and Political Science, London, UK

The Regulation of Transnational Corporations: What Role for Supra-National Democracy?

Andrea Spedicati - Co-founder and CEO of AR Dream, Italy

The IV Industrial Revolution and its Technologies: a Global Challenge

Planned Interventions

Ignacio Tredici – Judicial Affairs Officer - Justice and Correction Standing Capacity, UN

Innovative approaches to the fight against impunity for the commission of international crimes in post-conflict contexts.

Maria Augusta Fioruzzi - CEO and founding partner of De Simone & Partners SpA, Rome, Italy;
Domenico Demarinis - Adjunct Professor of Fashion Law and Intellectual Property Law at UNINT, Rome, Italy, Lawyer at De Simone & Partners SpA, Rome, Italy;
and Sara Cavagnero - Humanitarian Diplomacy Office, Italian Red Cross, Rome, Italy

Behind the Label: Rethinking Sustainability in the Fashion Industry

Rosa Stella De Fazio - PhD, University of Naples, Italy

The International Protection of Human Rights in Transnational Businesses Activities

Open Debate

 

16.30 - Coffee Break

 

17.00 - SESSION V

EUROPE AS A LAB FOR SUPRANATIONAL DEMOCRATIC SOLUTIONS?

Chair: Daniele De Luca - University of Salento

Oleg Volgin - Professor, Department of State Governance and Law, Moscow Institute of International Relations, MGIMO University, Russia

The Supranational Democracy and the Public Will

Fabio Masini - Professor, Department of Political Sciences, University of Rome III, Italy

Imaging Multilevel Democratic Economic Governance?

Diletta De Cicco - Legal Consultant, Mayer Brown, Brussels, Belgium, and Mario Pagano - PhD Candidate, European University Institute, Florence, Italy

Public interest Litigation before European Courts: a Light at the End of the Tunnel?

Planned Interventions

Bernadette Greco – Eures, Provincia di Lecce

EU Solidarity Corps

Federico Bonomi - Student, IUSS and University of Pavia and Representative of RIASISSU, Association of Italian Excellence Schools, Italy

European Instruments for Environmental Policy and Resources for Supranational Democracy

Audric Alexandre - Chargé de mission chez PACE, France

PACE: a European Transnational Party

Open Debate

 

LOCATION: OFFICINE CANTELMO

 

20.00 - Apulian Wine and Food Excellence Party

Presentation of the conclusions: the Supranational Democracy Manifesto

Presentation of Unisalento

Music & Wine