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Europe Meets Latin America: A Forum for Young Leaders
por ICDAcademy 2010-08-20, 7:05 am
Europe Meets Latin America: A Forum for Young Leaders:"Emphasizing Commonalities or Differences: New Perspectives on European-Latin American Relations" (Berlin, 12th – 17th September 2010)
The strong cultural and historical links between Europe and Latin America play an important role in determining the nature of contemporary relations between the two regions, and between individual countries within the regions. Recently, however, scholars and key stakeholders have emphasised the importance of treating the two regions as distinct entities, and highlighting the differences between the two. Doing so, it is argued, allows for a more pragmatic, forward thinking approach to foreign policies and regional agreements. In addition to looking at this history and development of cultural diplomacy and its application in bi-regional relations, the forthcoming EMLA Weeklong Seminar will consider these two approaches and the extent to which they might offer different perspectives on the future of European-Latin American relations.
The seminar is open to applications from academics, diplomatic and political representatives, civil society practitioners, journalists, young professionals and students and other individuals with an interest in European Latin American relations, cultural studies, and global politics.
Confirmed speakers for the Forum include:
Prof. Manfred Nitsch- Professor of LateinAmerika Institute in FU Berlin. Topic of speech: European look at the european economies and economics.
Prof. Uli Brückner- EU Jean Monnet Professor at Stanford. Topic of speech: "European Idea" according to Latin America.
Prof. Michaela Balke- member of Oikocredit. Topic of speech: Microcredits in latin america
Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs in Panamá. Topic of speech: Eu-summist and achievement in Central America, case study
To get further information on or apply to the program, please visit: http://www.culturaldiplomacy.org/youngleadersforums/index.php?en_forums_emla_aboutç
Traducción:
The strong cultural and historical links between Europe and Latin America play an important role in determining the nature of contemporary relations between the two regions, and between individual countries within the regions. Recently, however, scholars and key stakeholders have emphasised the importance of treating the two regions as distinct entities, and highlighting the differences between the two. Doing so, it is argued, allows for a more pragmatic, forward thinking approach to foreign policies and regional agreements. In addition to looking at this history and development of cultural diplomacy and its application in bi-regional relations, the forthcoming EMLA Weeklong Seminar will consider these two approaches and the extent to which they might offer different perspectives on the future of European-Latin American relations.
The seminar is open to applications from academics, diplomatic and political representatives, civil society practitioners, journalists, young professionals and students and other individuals with an interest in European Latin American relations, cultural studies, and global politics.
Confirmed speakers for the Forum include:
Prof. Manfred Nitsch- Professor of LateinAmerika Institute in FU Berlin. Topic of speech: European look at the european economies and economics.
Prof. Uli Brückner- EU Jean Monnet Professor at Stanford. Topic of speech: "European Idea" according to Latin America.
Prof. Michaela Balke- member of Oikocredit. Topic of speech: Microcredits in latin america
Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs in Panamá. Topic of speech: Eu-summist and achievement in Central America, case study
To get further information on or apply to the program, please visit: http://www.culturaldiplomacy.org/youngleadersforums/index.php?en_forums_emla_aboutç
Traducción:
Europa se reúne en América Latina: Un Foro para Jóvenes Líderes: "Haciendo hincapié en elementos comunes o diferencias: nuevas perspectivas de Relaciones Europeo-Latinoamericanas" (Berlín, 12 - 17 de septiembre 2010)
Los fuertes vínculos culturales e históricos entre Europa y América Latina desempeñan un papel importante para determinar la naturaleza de las relaciones contemporáneas entre las dos regiones, y entre los distintos países dentro de las regiones. Recientemente, sin embargo, los estudiosos y los principales interesados han hecho hincapié en la importancia de tratar las dos regiones como entidades distintas, y poner de relieve las diferencias entre los dos. Si lo hace, se argumenta, permite un enfoque más pragmático, con visión de futuro de la política exterior y los acuerdos regionales. Además de mirar esta historia y el desarrollo de la diplomacia cultural y su aplicación en las relaciones bi-regionales, la próxima EMLA una semana de duración Seminario tendrá en cuenta estos dos enfoques y el grado en que éstas pueden ofrecer diferentes perspectivas sobre el futuro de las relaciones europeo-latinoamericanas .
El seminario está abierto a las solicitudes de los académicos, representantes diplomáticos y políticos, los profesionales de la sociedad civil, periodistas, jóvenes profesionales y estudiantes y otras personas con interés en Europa relaciones entre América Latina, los estudios culturales y la política mundial.
Se han confirmado para el Foro son:
Prof. Manfred Nitsch, profesor del Instituto Libre de Berlín en Lateinamerika. Tema del discurso: mirada europea en las economías europea y la economía.
Prof. Uli Jean Monnet de la UE-Brückner profesor en Stanford. Tema del discurso: "la idea europea", de acuerdo a América Latina.
Prof. Michaela Balke-miembro de Oikocredit. Tema del discurso: microcrédito en América Latina
Viceministro de Relaciones Exteriores de Panamá. Tema del discurso: Eu-summist y los logros en Centroamérica, estudio de caso
Para obtener más información sobre o aplicar al programa, por favor visite: http://www.culturaldiplomacy.org/youngleadersforums/index.php?en_forums_emla_about
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