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Chios Workshop Program, 2-3 October 2014Thursday, October 2Morning9:00-11:00 joint openingLabEx EHNE, ANR project Resendem and connection with Tensions of EuropeWelcome &#38; introductions of the young scholars workshop by:                                    Erik van der Vleuten on behalf of the management committee,                    Anna Åberg, Frank Schipper &#38; Elitsa Stoilova as organizers               Welcome and introduction of the book workshop by Pascal Griset, Paris-Sorbonne University and Léonard Laborie, CNRS11:30-13:00 continue in parallelBook workshopA. Responsible research and innovation (RRI), technical democracy: discourses and proceduresTechnical democracy: what for? , Barbin Adeline, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-SorbonneThe European Commission's discursive regime of participative governance and the corresponding status of techno-scientific expertise, Bertrand Emanuel, ESPCI ParisTechResponsible research and innovation: constructing technical democracy within the ERA?, De Saille Stevienna, University of SheffieldComments: Brice Laurent, Mines ParisTechYoung scholars workshopBrief introduction to the afternoon part of the program.Brief pitch presentations in which all participants introduce themselves and their personal research agendas (past, present &#38; future).Discussion of position papers on the future agenda as well as the pre-circulated input from the participants.Afternoon15:00-16:30Book workshopB. European "contre-démocratie techniqueCzechoslovakian technocratic thinking between liberal democracy and socialist dictatorship: was there any continuity?, Rakosnik Jakub, Charles University in PragueRetrofitting a large technological system with democracy? Breaking points in the European electricity network and the rise of opposition to power lines, Lagendijk Vincent, Maastricht UniversityDistrusted feasibilities: the rocket and the future in post-war Europe, Brandau Daniel, Freie Universität BerlinNuclear energy debate beyond borders. The rise and dynamic of counter-expertise in an entangled Europe, Rivat Emmanuel, Sciences Po BordeauxComments: Christophe Bouneau and Timothée Duverger, Bordeaux Montaigne UniversityYoung scholars workshop Break-up in small groups (three in total)Defining a new course for the Tensions of Europe network: which approaches, questions, themes we find important and want to be part of the future Tensions agenda, related to personal research agendas (past, present &#38; future) and concrete steps to be taken between now and the Stockholm conference, September 2015.Delivery: poster per group.17:00-18:30Book workshopC. Media subversions, technopolitical subversionsSubverting and praising a dictatorship: The case of shortwave broadcasts to Portugal during the Cold War, 1945-1974, Ribeiro Nelson, Universidade Católica PortuguesaPeer-to-peer: the evergreen qualities of a seasoned technology, Musiani Francesca, Mines ParisTech, Georgetown UniversityHackathons: laboratories of digital citizenship in contemporary Russia? , Ermoshina Ksenia, Mines ParisTechComments: Andreas Fickers, University of LuxembourgYoung scholars workshopPresentation of the postersJoint discussion on the outcomesFriday, October 39:00-10:30Book workshopD. Controversies and their regulation between criticism and governance of criticismTechnology, the orthodox and the catholic: stem cells between religious and secular institutions of the European South, Vlantoni Katerina, National and Kapodistrian University of AthensThe drive for democracy in the regulation of modern agricultural biotechnology, Petetin Ludivine, University of HullExpertise, technologies and the management of natural commons in energy battles in Greece, Arapostathis Stathis, University of AthensComments: Mathieu Flonneau,  Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne UniversityYoung scholars workshopThe challenges of being a young scholarDiscussing funding options &#38; explore cross-fertilization with Tensions.Deliverable: concrete list of actions to be taken between Chios workshop &#38; Stockholm, September 2015.11:00-13:00Book workshopChair: Christine Bouneau, Bordeaux Montaigne UniversityTargeting publicationYoung scholars workshopFrom posters to a joint manifesto.Reading, responding, feedback, rewriting.Deliverable: presentable version of the 'manifesto' on the future agenda of Tensions for the concluding session.Afternoon18:00-20:00All together concluding sessionChair: Aristotle Tympas, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens