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    The document outlines the detailed agenda for the "Balkan in Transformation at Dogus Univesity" conference held on December 16-17. The first day consisted of three sessions focused on the use of history and religion in Balkan conflicts, economic perspectives in the Balkans and Eastern Mediterranean, and political perspectives in the new Europe. Speakers included professors and scholars from various universities and organizations. The second day featured a roundtable/plenary session on continuing discussions from the prior day.

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    Balkan in Transformation at Dogus Univesity

    DETAILED AGENDA OF THE CONFERENCE Friday, December 16 9:30-10:00 Registration/ Coffee & Tea 10:00 -10:30 Welcoming Words: Prof. Elif Cepni, Rector of Dogus University and Prof. Ertan Oktay, Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences 10:30-12:45 session "The Use of History and Religion in the Balkan Conflicts: Comparative Perspectives"

    Speakers: Prof. Ineta Dabasinskiene, Vytautas Magnus University, Dean of the Faculty of Humanities, Kaunas "Language and Nationalities Policies in the Post-Soviet Space with a Baltic Focus" Prof. Istar Gzaydin, Dogus University, Faculty of Law, "Regulating Religion in Turkey" Dr. Maximilian Hartmuth, independent scholar, "The Making (and Breaking) of the Modern Balkan Nations: "Cultural Heritage": a Catastrophic Success" Chair: Dr. Ana Devic, Dogus University, Department of International Relations

    13:00 -14:15 Lunch

    14:30 -15:45 session "Balkans in the New Europe: Economic Perspectives" Speakers: Dr. Renzo Daviddi, Deputy Head of the Delegation of the European Union to Bosnia-Herzegovina, Sarajevo "How to Improve Economic Policy-Making in Western Balkans? Lessons from the Global Economic Crisis" Commentator/ Discussant: Prof. Yusuf Ziya Irbe, Member of Turkish Parliament (Antalya) Chair: Prof. Ertan Oktay

    15:45-16:15 Coffee Break 16:15-18:00 session "Balkans and Eastern Mediterranean in the New Europe: Political Perspectives" Speakers: Prof. Stefano Bianchini, University of Bologna-Forli, Roberto Ruffilli School of Political Science "Challenging Nation-State's Politics and Identity: the Yugoslav Collapse, the EU crisis and the Prospect of Reconciliation in the Balkans" Prof. Stanislav Tkachenko, School of International Relations, Saint-Petersburg State University "The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus in Comparison with Other States with Limited Recognition: Russia's View?" Dr. Ana Devic, Dogus University, Department of International Relations "Possibilities and Obstacles for a Pan-Regional Peace-Building in the Post-Yugoslav Space" Chair: Prof. Ali Fuat Borovali, Head of Department of International Relations

    Saturday, December 17

    9:30-10:00 Coffee/ tea 10:00 -13:30 Roundtable/ Plenary session

    Chair: Prof. Besim Blent Bali, Dogus University, Department of Economics and Finance

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