Palazzo Vecchio
Morning sessions – Palazzo Vecchio, Salone dei Cinquecento
Sessions
Welcome address
The State of the Union Address
Women and Conflict
Europe and Russia: Partnership vs. Brinkmanship
Afternoon session I – Palazzo Vecchio, Salone dei Cinquecento
Sessions
Religion, Marginalisation and Radicalisation
Afternoon session II – Palazzo Vecchio, Salone dei Cinquecento
Sessions
Women in Leadership
From Rome to Lisbon and beyond: reassessing the fundamentals
Badia Fiesolana and Villa Schifanoia
Morning sessions – Badia Fiesolana, Refettorio
Sessions
Opening
The State of the Union: Women in Europe and the World
Parallel session I
Can the Refugee Crisis Make or Break Europe?
Parallel session VI
Populism in Europe
Morning sessions – Badia Fiesolana, Teatro
Sessions
Parallel session II
Governance of Transatlantic Economic Relations: What Role for the TTIP?
Parallel session V
Women in Leadership
Morning sessions – Badia Fiesolana, Max Weber Programme common room
Sessions
Parallel session III
Disorder, Transition and Women in the Middle East
Parallel session IV
Employment and Social Affairs
Morning sessions – Villa Schifanoia – Sala Europa
Sessions
Introduction
‘Bad banks’, state aids, and non-performing loans
Effects on banks of negative interest rates
Resolution – can the BRRD with bailins work?
Keynote speech
Afternoon sessions – Badia Fiesolana – Refettorio
Sessions
Parallel session VIII
Role of Women in Conflict and Peacemaking
Parallel session X
Women and Political Participation and Mobilization in the EU: Still a Gender Gap?
Afternoon sessions – Badia Fiesolana – Teatro
Sessions
Parallel session VII
Women as Leaders in the Migration Process
Parallel session XI
Sexual and Reproductive Politics
Afternoon sessions – Badia Fiesolana – Max Weber programme Common Room
Sessions
Parallel session IX
Violence Against Women in Europe
Parallel session XII
Showcasing the Gender Dimension in the Work of EUI Alumnae
Debate on the occasion of the Charlemagne Prize – Rome – Musei Capitolini
Debate on the occasion of the Charlemagne Prize in the framework of THE STATE OF THE UNION 2016 conference organised by the European University Institute.
Chair:
J.H.H. Weiler, President, European University Institute
Speakers:
Jean-Claude Juncker, President, European Commission
Martin Schulz, President, European Parliament
Donald Tusk, President, European Council