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Conférenceannuelle du programme de recherche ChallengeChallenge Annual Conference Illiberal Practices of Liberal Regimes?Conference Programme Friday 9, June 2006Centre d’Etudes et de Recherches Internationales (CERI) 56 rue Jacob 75006 Paris 9h00 – 19h00Grande salle de conférence, Large conference room After the plenary session, workshops will be disseminated in three differentrooms to be announced on the conference day THANK YOU FOR FILLING IN THE REGISTRATION FORM AT THE END OF THIS DOCUMENTMORNINGAt the limits of the liberal state: security, sovereignty and libertyin the EU Plenary Session09:00 – 11:00 Location : Grande Salle de conférence. CERIWelcoming Remarks : - Gérard Grunberg (Sciences Po ScientificDirector) The roots of the liberal state and its relation to security, sovereignty andjustice Chair: Gérard Grunberg (Sciences Po Scientific Director)- R.B.J. Walker (Challenge Partner/WP1, University of Keele, United-Kingdom)Sovereignty, state law and international law - Elspeth Guild (Challenge Partner/WP14, Radboud University of Nijmegen, TheNetherlands) Justice and Sovereignty: in whose name ? - Vivienne Jabri (Challenge Partner/WP1, Kings College, London, United-Kingdom)Political agency and human rights in the context of the politics of securityDiscussants: Didier Bigo (Challenge Scientific Coordinator/WP2, CERI/SciencesPo, France) Jef Huysmans (Challenge Partner, Open University/WP1, London, United-Kingdom)Workshop Session – 13.00 Workshop 1 Media and public opinion. Fear, protection, populism.Chair: Guillaume Devin (Sciences Po, France) tbc Alessandro Dal Lago (Challenge Partner/WP8, University of Genoa, Italy) - Anastassia Tsoukala (Challenge Partner/WP2, University of Paris 11, France) “Communcating on terrorism. Afear-mongering strategy?” i- Michalis Lianos (Challenge Partner, University of Porthmouth/WP11,United-Kingdom) “Perceptual Proximity: The Foundations of Public Demand forSecurity&#34; - Thierry Balzacq (Challenge Partner/WP5, CEPS, Belgium) “Audience and theProblem of Legitimacy while securitising an issue” - Andrew Neal (Challenge Partner/WP1, Keele University, United-Kingdom) “War onterror or law on terror” Rapporteur: tba Workshop 2Policing abroad in the name of freedom Terrorism, Crime, War or to preventmigration? Chair: Vivienne Jabri (Challenge Partner, Kings College, London,United-Kingdom) - Peter Lock (Challenge Partner/WP4, EART, Germany) “Violence and economicregulation - charting a preliminary typology” - Felix Berenskoetter (Challenge Partner/WP2&#38;7, LSE, United-Kingdom) “TheESDP and the fight against international crime” - Andras Pap (Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Institute for Legal Studies,Hungary)“Contradictions of the regimes of the Security Council, the EU and HungarianGovernment on how to stop the financial transactions for terroristorganisations and undemocratic organs” - William Vlcek (Challenge Partner/WP2&#38;7, LSE, United-Kingdom) “The ECJ andActs to Combat the Financing of Terrorism by the European Community”- Diede-Jan Dieben (University Groningen, The Netherlands), Thom Dieben(University Maastricht, The Netherlands) “When does war become a crime? Aspectsof the criminal case against Eric O.” - Amandine Scherrer (Sciences Po, France) “The role of the ‘Groupe de Lyon’inside the G8” Rapporteur: Jacques Isnard (Journalist, Le Monde, France) tbc Workshop 3EU governance and regulation of market and people: Border control, and Visaspolicies Chair: Pierre Hassner (CERI/Sciences Po, France) - Nikos Scandamis (Challenge Partner/WP12, University of Athens) “Market andDemocracy in the EU governance system” - Angelina Tchorbadjiyska (Challenge Partner, European Instiute Sofia,Bulgaria) &#34;On visas and the freedom of movement - the price of visafree travel”- Agnieszka Weinar (Challenge Partner/WP7, Batory Foundation, Poland)&#34;Under the Old Europe's frownng eyes - the New Member States and theEuropean Borders&#34;- Anita Szymborska (Challenge Partner/WP9, Batory Foundation, Poland)&#34;Managing the visa polcy - the Schengen dilemma&#34;- Andras Kovats (Challenge Partner/WP7, University of Szeged/CIMRES, Hungary)“The possible role of the visa polcy in fomulating the Hungarian immigrationstrategy” Rapporteur: Rachel Nield (Open Society Justice Initiative) AFTERNOONLegitimacy of the use of force in time of danger Workshop Session – 16.00 Workshop 4 Islamophobia Chair: Astrid von Busekist (Sciences Po, France) - Jocelyne Cesari (Challenge Partner/WP10, Harvard University and CNRS, France)“Presentation of the research. Synthesis of the results” - Jose Maria Ortuño Aix (Challenge Partner/WP9, University of Barcelona, Spain)Anti-terrorism and Security Laws - Alexandre Caeiro (EHESS-Paris France and Institute for the Study of Islam inthe Muslim World, Leiden, The Netherlands) “Relations between the State andMuslims” - Marcel Maussen (University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands) “Legal status ofIslamic Religious Practices in Europe after 9/11”- Chris Allen (University of Birmingham, United-Kingdom); Riem Spielhaus(Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany) “Anti-Islamic Discourses in Europe:Agents and Contents” Rapporteur: Ioannis Dimitrakopoulos (Head of Unit Research &#38; DataCollection, European Monitoring Centre on Racism and Xenophobia - EUMC) Workshop 5 Mapping the field of the professionals of security in the EU: recenttransformations and adaptations r t )tr ) tChair: Jef Huysmans (Challenge Partner/WP1, Open University, London,United-Kingdom) - Willy Bruggeman (Former Senior Deputy Director of Europol) “The Future ofEuropol” - Didier Bigo (Challenge Scientific Coordinator/WP2, CERI/Sciences Po, France)“A Boudieusian approach tohe professionals of (insecurity)” - Christian Olsson (Challenge Partner/WP2, CERI/Sciences Po, France); JulienJeandeboz (Challenge Partner/WP2, CERI/Sciences Po, France), StephanDavidshofer (Challenge Partner/WP2, Sciences Po, France), “Mapping aansnational field of European (insecurity insitutions”- Emmanuel-Pierre Guittet (Challenge Partner/WP2, C&#38;C, France) “Looking atthe involvement of the military inside, an example” Rapporteur: Colonel Cavalier (National Gendarmerie, Ecole de Formation deSaint-Astier) tbc Workshop 6 Controlling Social cohesion? Citizen and rights of foreignersChair: Anne de Tinguy (CERI/Sciences Po, France) - Sergio Carrera (Challenge Partner/WP5, CEPS, Belgium) “Integration ofImmigrants versus Socal Incusion: A Typology of Integration Programmes in theEU”- Cristina Fernandez (Challenge Partner/WP9, University of Barcelona, Spain)“Symbolic dimenson and real consequences of border polices&#34; - Federico Rahola (Challenge Partner/WP8, University of Genoa, Italy) “Thelogic of human excedent and the defintive transit zone” - Rutvica Andrijasevic (Challenge Partner/WP5, CEPS, Belgium) “How to balancerights and responsibilities on asylum at the EU’s southern border of Italy andLibya” - Judith Töth (Challenge Partner/WP7, University of Szeged/CIMRES, Hungary)“Borders, neighbourhood policy and enlargement” Rapporteur: Paolo Martino Cossu (Council of the European Union; GeneralSecretariat, DG H - Justice and Home Affairs; Directorate 1 - Asylumand Immigration; Unit 1-A - Asylum and Immigration) Coffee Break– 16.30 Workshop Session 3– 18.00 Workshop 7 Surveillance and control in the name of protection andsurvival (biometrics and data bases) Chair: Julian Reid (Challenge Partner/WP1, King’s College London,United-Kingdom) - Ola Tunander (Challenge Partner/WP3, PRIO, Norway) “The War on Terror and PaxAmericana” - Juliet Lodge (Challenge Partner/WP6, University of Leeds, United-Kingdom)“The Challenge of bomeric function creep - beyond the human bar code” i t- Bruno Fransen (Challenge Partner/WP6, University of Leeds, United-Kingdom)“Transparency in the Council: The road towards a more open EU?” - Philippe Bonditti (Challenge Partner/WP2, CERI/Sciences Po, France)“Governing Modern societies. What about Biometrics?” - William Keller (ISI Partner, Director, Ridway Center; University ofPittsburgh, USA) “Characteristics of Internal Security in the 21st Century” Rapporteur: François Thuillier (UCLAT, Coordination Unit for the Fight againstTerrorism, Ministry of Interior, France) Workshop 8 Foreign Policy: from enemy to neighbours? Chair : Judith Toth (Challenge Partner/WP7, University of Szeged/CIMRES, Hungary) - Alessandro Dal Lago (Challenge Partner/WP8, University of Genoa, Italy) “The transformation of the conceptof war and its impact on US and European foreign policy both externally andinternally” - Esther Barbé and Elisabeth Johansson-Nogués (Challenge Partner/WP2,Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain) &#34;Defusing conflict in the nearneighbourhood? The EU and the ENP&#34; - Karen Smith (Challenge Partner/WP2&#38;7, LSE, United-Kingdom) “Balancingbetween inclusion and exclusion: The EU's fight against irregular migration andhuman traficking from Ukraine, Moldova, and Russia” f- Victor Bojkov (Challenge Partner/WP2&#38;7, LSE, United-Kingdom) “Bulgariansecurity sector reform in the context of EU and NATO accession” - Gilles Favarel-Garrigues (CERI/Sciences Po, France), Anne Le Huérou (EHESS,France) “Antiterrorist polices in Russia” Rapporteur: François Campagnola (Chargé de Mission, Delegation for StrategicAffairs, Ministry of Defence, France) 18.00 – 19.00Plenary Session Danger and emergency. Rule of law and Human Rights: TheEuropean standardCo-chair: Angela Liberatore (European Commission; DG Research) Ghassan Salamé(Sciences Po; Senior Advisor to the UN Secretary General) Each Rapporteur will speak for 5 minutes to address from hs/her ownprofessional perspective the results of the workshop he/she has attended andhow they contribute to a better understanding of what has happened sinceSeptember 11, in respect of the main themes of the conference.Centre d’Etudes et de Recherches Internationales (CERI)Bureau Challenge56 rue Jacob75006 Parisor an email with the required information at : bonditti@ceri-sciences-po.org