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Session 2: New Model of State Emerging from the Economic Crisis

Session 2: New Model of State Emerging from the Economic Crisis

Discussion topics:

  • To what extent are modern states influenced by the economic crisis? Critical issues: structure, functionality, effectiveness and democratic representation.
  • The severity of the current crisis in some countries has led to a political crisis in which the legitimacy of political institutions has been called into question. How is reconstruction going to take place?
  • How is the EU transforming and adapting to the new circumstances and responding to the economic challenges?
  • Are we facing a new phase of the Weberian state or neo-liberal governmentality?

Speakers:

Almut Möller‚ Head of Program, Alfred Von Oppenheim Center for European Policy Studies, German Council on Foreign Relations (DGAP)

Vladislav Inozemtsev‚ Chairman of the High Council, The Civilian Force

Piotr Świtalski‚ Ambassador, Director of the Directorate of Policy Planning, Council of Europe

William Bartlett‚ Senior Research Fellow in the Political Economy of Southeast Europe, LSE

Maja Bobić‚ Secretary General, European Movement in Serbia (Moderator)