Boosting European Security Law and Policy – BeSEC. Online Final Conference
The conference will be open to students, civil society and the media and will actively promote input from and dialogue with the public. On the basis of the debate, the team members will prepare a manifesto outlining the key elements, best practices and points of convergence emerging from the conference, as well as concrete proposals for policy and legal action which will be submitted to the European Union and national political institutions.
It will consist in a three-day event. Each day will be devoted, on the one hand, to the aspects of security law and policy constituting the main focus of the present project, and, on the other hand, on further topics related to the multifarious dimensions of European security law and policy. During the final conference the photo exhibition “Shots on Security” will be presented and inaugurated. The theme of the photo exhibition will be the perception of fear linked to the phenomenon of immigration in Italy.
Scientific Committe: Marco Ventura, Alessandro Palmieri, Riccardo Pavoni
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The meeting will take place on the Google Meet platform.
Registration for the event is mandatory by 9.30 AM on Thursday 18 June 2020.
Subscribers will receive the link to access the webinar on June 18.
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Program
Thursday 18 June, h. 15-18,30
Marco Ventura, University of Siena and FBK Trento, BeSEC Coordinator
Introduction
I Session: Keynote Addresses
Chair: Riccardo Pavoni, University of Siena
Jan Wouters, KU Leuven, JM Chair EU and Global Governance
The EU Common Foreign and Security Policy: Past, Present and Future
Pavel Sturma, Charles University in Prague, Member of the ILC
Security Aspects of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights
h. 16,15-16,45: Break
Roberto Pardolesi, LUISS Guido Carli, Rome
The Right to Be Forgotten: Critical Issues
Federico Lenzerini, University of Siena
The Common European Asylum System: Recent Challenges and (Still) Unresolved Problems
DISCUSSION
Friday 19 June, h. 9,30-12,45
II Session: Flows of Migrants and Fundamental Human Rights
Chair: Valeria Piergigli, University of Siena
Ľubica Saktorová, Matej Bel University in Banská Bystrica
Sequence of Events Called for the End of the Migration Crises
Daniele Ferrari, Groupe Sociétés, Religions, Laïcités (GSRL), CNRS-EPHE, Paris
Migrants and Religious Freedom
h. 10,30-11: Break
Kateřina Kasalová, Masaryk University in Brno
Detention of a Child in the Light of EU Asylum and Migration Law
Giammaria Milani, University of Siena
Nationality and Security in the European Context
DISCUSSION
Friday 19 June, h. 15-18,30
III Session: Financial Flows and Movement of Capitals
Chair: Vittorio Santoro, University of Siena
Adoración Perez Troya, Universidad de Alcalá
New financial services and regulatory sandboxes in Europe: challenges and risks
Vicenç Ribas Ferrer, Universidad de Alcalá
Payment institutions’ prudential framework in open banking services
h. 16,15-16,45: Break
Marta Božina Beroš, Juraj Dobrila University of Pula
Privately vs. Sovereign Issued Digital Currencies
Maria Cecilia Cardarelli, Università del Salento
Technological Innovation and Security: The Open Banking
DISCUSSION
Saturday 20 June, h. 9,30-12,45
IV Session: Data Security and Protection of Privacy
Chair: Pasquale Annicchino, CIRIS Cambridge and FBK Trento
Paolo Cesarini, Head of Unit, DG Connect, EU Commission
Misinformation and the Digitalization of Media Ecosystem
Luz Martinez Velencoso, Universitat de València
Consent: Lawful Processing v. Data “in Payment” for a Service
h. 10,30-11: Break
Maria Casoria, Royal University for Women (RUW) in Riffa
Beyond Tradition: Rethinking the Concept of Abuse of Dominance Through the Lens of Personal Data Protection
Silvio Ranise, FBK Trento
Machine Learning Algorithms and Public Administration: the Need for Reconciling Transparency and Efficiency
Ljubica Djordjevic, European Centre for Minority Issues, Flensburg
Processing of Ethnic Data: Juggling between Data Protection and Diversity Management
DISCUSSION
Conclusions: Alessandro Palmieri and Riccardo Pavoni, University of Siena
Playlist video
Speakers
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Marco VenturaSpeakerUniversity of Siena and FBK Trento
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Riccardo PavoniSpeakerUniversity of Siena
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Jan WoutersSpeakerKU Leuven, JM Chair EU and Global Governance
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Pavel SturmaSpeakerCharles University in Prague, Member of the ILC
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Roberto PardolesiSpeakerLUISS Guido Carli, Rome
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Federico LenzeriniSpeakerUniversity of Siena
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Valeria PiergigliSpeakerUniversity of Siena
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Ľubica SaktorováSpeakerMatej Bel University in Banská Bystrica
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Daniele FerrariSpeakerGroupe Sociétés, Religions, Laïcités (GSRL), CNRS-EPHE, Paris
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Kateřina KasalováSpeakerMasaryk University in Brno
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Stefano PagliantiniSpeakerUniversity of Siena, Director of the Department of Law
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Vittorio SantoroSpeakerUniversity of Siena
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Adoración Perez TroyaSpeakerUniversidad de Alcalá
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Vicenç Ribas FerrerSpeakerUniversidad de Alcalá
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Marta Božina BerošSpeakerJuraj Dobrila University of Pula
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Maria Cecilia CardarelliSpeakerUniversità del Salento
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Pasquale AnnicchinoSpeakerCIRIS Cambridge and FBK Trento
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Paolo CesariniSpeakerHead of Unit, DG Connect, EU Commission
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Luz Martinez VelencosoSpeakerUniversitat de València
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Maria CasoriaSpeakerRoyal University for Women (RUW) in Riffa
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Silvio RaniseSpeakerFBK Trento
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Ljubica DjordjevicSpeakerEuropean Centre for Minority Issues, Flensburg
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Alessandro PalmieriSpeakerUniversity of Siena
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Riccardo PavoniSpeakerUniversity of Siena
Registration
Registration to this event is mandatory.
Registration closed on 18/06/2020.