И. Юшков примет участие в работе круглого стола «Relations between Russia and the Visegrad countries in Media Images and in Reality» в Будапеште (Венгрия) 6 июля 2017 г.

Международный круглый стол «Relations between Russia and the Visegrad countries in Media Images and in Reality» организован Центральноевропейским институтом международных отношений (Венгрия) при участии Фонда поддержки публичной дипломатии им. А.М. Горчакова (Россия).

Заседание круглого стола состоитс в Будапеште 6 июля 2017 г.

Программа мероприятия: 

10.00 – 11.15 Round-table on the current state of relations between Russia and Central Europe followed by the presentation of the latest publications.

Chair: Prof. Attila Pók, deputy director of the Institute for historic sciences HAS

Speakers:

Dr. Rafal Lisiakewics, Ph.D., Chair of Political Science of Krakow Economic University;

Prof. Lyubov Shishelina, on behalf of RAS Institute of Europe. 

11.15-11.30 Coffee break 

11.30 – 13.30 Round-table «Relations between Russia and the Visegrad Countries

in Media Images and in Reality».

Chair: Prof. Lyubov Shishelina

Invited speakers: 

Michail Vedernikov, Ph.D., Visegrad Studies Center of the RAS Institute of Europe: the coming 100th Anniversaries in Russia and Central Europe – a possible prologue for new phase of intellectual cooperation. 

Michal Vit, Ph.D. EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy, research fellow:

Confrontation versus cooperation of the EU and Russia on Western Balkan.

Karolina Kotuliewics-Wisyinska, Ph.D., Chair of Political Science Krakow Economic

University: Eastern Partnership in the Relations between Russia and Central Europe 

Igor Jushkov, Foundation for National Energy Security: Competition at the European gaz market: political and economic instruments. 

Dr. Csaba Weiner, Ph.D. HAS Institute of World Economy: Hungarian experience in managing energy security: Questions and answers concerning Russia. 

Anatoliy Bazhan, Head of Economic Research Department RAS Institute of Europe: Central Europe in the Economic Relations between Russia and the EU 

Prof. Robert Jakimovics, Head of the Chair of Political Science of Krakow Economic University: Russia, Central Europe and the New Silk Road 

Some more questions for discussion: 

- New evaluation of historic events, the role of political science.

- The level of our contemporary knowledge about each other and is there an interest towards it?

- Myths and reality about Europe and Eurasia.

- Russian capital in Europe/ European capital in Russia.

- Policy of EU Eastern Partnership – Russian- Western neighbourhood: what went wrong and what might be the solution?