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Programme
(version
anglaise seulement)
Thursday, 2 September
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[Whole day]
Arrival and registration of participants |
Friday, 3 September
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Opening
Session of the Conference
[9:30-11:00]
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Place: the Auditorium of the National Museum
of Art of Romania,
Stirbei Voda Street, 1
(All
other Sessions of the Conference will be held at
UNESCO-CEPES, Kretzulescu Palace, Stirbei Voda 39)
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| Welcome
and introduction: |
Dr. Jan Sadlak,
Director of UNESCO-CEPES
Professor Henryk Ratajczak, Vice-President
of EAASH - Academia Europensis
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| Special Messages: |
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H.E.
Mr. Philippe Etienne, Ambassador of France
in Romania
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Professor
Alexandru Athanasiu, Minister of Education and Research of Romania,
President of the Romanian National Commission for UNESCO
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from
Mr. Koïchiro Matsuura, The Director-General of
UNESCO, presented by
Dr. Howard Moore, Director of the UNESCO
Regional Bureau for Science in Europe - ROSTE; Venice, Italy
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from
Professor Hans van Ginkel,
Rector of the United Nations University - UNU
in Tokyo, Japan, presented by Professor Andrei Marga,
Member of the UNU
Council
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from
Pope John Paul II, presented by H.E. Msgr. Jean-Claude Périsset, Apostolic
Nuncio to Romania
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Special Address: Mr. Ion Iliescu,
President of Romania
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First Session:
- [13:00-15:00]
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Ethical Dimension of “Culture of Peace” in
a Global and Reconfigured World - How to Transmit it to Students and Academics
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| Chairperson: |
Professor
Klaus
Hüfner, Chairperson of the Advisory Board
of UNESCO-CEPES; Berlin, Germany
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| Speakers: |
Professor Federico
Mayor, President, Foundation for a
Culture of Peace; Madrid, Spain
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| Responses from: |
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Professor Brenda M.
Gourley, Vice-Chancellor of The Open University, Milton Keyes,
United Kingdom
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Professor
Abdelwahab Hiba Hechiche, Department of Government and
International Affairs, University of South Florida, Tampa FL, USA
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Professor
Mircea Malitza, President of the Black Sea University
Foundation, Bucharest, Romania
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Second Session:
[15:30-17:00]
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Ethics “in”
and “for” Higher Education and Science
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Chairperson: |
Dr. David Ward,
President of the American Council on Education (ACE); Washington DC, USA
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| Speaker: |
Professor Peter Scott,
Vice-Chancellor of the Kingston University; Kingston upon Thames, United Kingdom
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| Responses from: |
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Professor Radu Damian,
Secretary of State at the Ministry of Education and Research; Dean of Faculty
of Civil Engineering at the Technical University of Civil Engineering; Bucharest,
Romania [in relation to engineering education]
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Ms. Julia Hasler Scott,
Deputy for Life Science Section, Division of Basic and Engineering
Sciences; UNESCO, Paris [in relation to life sciences]
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Mr.
Roger Manière, Director of the Bureau for Central and Eastern Europe
of l'Agence uiniversitaire de la Francophonie (AUF); Bucharest,
Romania
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| [17:30- 19:00]
Discussions
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Saturday, 4 September
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Third Session:
[9:00-10:30]
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Ethics “in” and “for”
Higher Education and Science (continuation)
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| Chairperson: |
Professor
John Finney, Honorary Vice-President of Euroscience,
University of Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA
[in relation to humanities]
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| Responses from:
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Professor
Eric
Gould, Professor,
Department of English, University of Denver;
Denver, Col., USA [in relation to humanities]
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Professor Andrzej
Koźmiński,
Rector, Leon Koźmiński Academy of
Entrepreneurship and Management (LKAEM); Warsaw,
Poland [in relation to management and business education]
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Professor
László Molnár, Associate Professor of
Environmental and Engineering Ethics,
Budapest University of Technology and
Economics; Budapest, Hungary [in relation
to environmental and engineering]
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Fourth Session:
[11:00-13:30]
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Ethical Framework of Governance of Higher
Education and Science
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| Chairperson: |
Professor
Eduardo Marçal Grilo, Principal
Administrator of the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation; Lisbon, Portugal
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| Speaker: |
Professor Jürgen Kohler,
Professor of Law, Greifswald University; Greifswald, Germany
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| Responses from: |
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Professor Mariano L.
Bianca, Dean, Department of
History-Social and Philosophical Studies, University of Siena, Arezzo,
Italy
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Mr.
Bernard Hugonnier, Deputy Director for
Education, Organization for Economic
Cooperation and Development (OECD); Paris,
France
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Fifth
Session:
[14:30-16:00]
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Ethics,
Moral and Context and justice - How They Affect
Modern Hiogher Education and Science
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| Chairperson:
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Professor Christian Byk,
President, l’Association Internationale Droit, Ethique et Science; Paris,
France
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| Speaker: |
Professor André Szostek,
Professor of Ethics and Philosophy, Catholic University of Lublin (KUL);
Lublin, Poland
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| Responses from: |
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Professor Andrei Marga, Professor of Contemporary Philosophy, Babes- Bolyai
University; Cluj-Napoca, Romania
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Professor Gvozden Flego, Professor of Philosophy, Zagreb University; Zagreb, Croatia
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Final
Session:
[16:15-18:00]
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Concluding Observations and
Adoption of the Recommendations of the
Conference - the Bucharest Declaration
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| Chairperson: |
Professor Ullica
Segerstråle,
Chairperson of the Department of Social
Sciences, Illinois Institute of Technology;
Chicago, USA; Member of the Finnish Society for
Sciences and Letters; Helsinki, Finland
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Presentation of the Draft Conclusions and of the Recommendations by:
Professor Peter Scott, Vice-Chancellor,
the Kingston University; Kingston upon Thames, United Kingdom (Rapporteur
of the Conference)
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Sunday, 5 September
| Departure of participants
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UNESCO-CEPES
Stirbei
Voda 39
010102-Bucarest
Roumanie
Tel:
40-21-3159956
Fax:
40-21-3123567 |
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