Evropska četrt

O vprašanju manjšin od A do Ž. Kaj so manjšine, kako določamo avtohtone skupnosti, vprašanje matičnosti ali kdo je po mednarodnih normah primaren skrbnik manjšin, o raznolikosti med njimi in ustavno priznanih pravicah, upravljanju z manjšinami v mednarodni skupnosti, podeljevanju državljanstev, vprašanju ruskih manjšin v Ukrajini in popisu prebivalstva, nujni podlagi za oblikovanje politik.

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PROF. DR. PETRA ROTER – Profesorica mednarodnih odnosov na Univerzi v Ljubljani, Fakulteti za družbene vede. Magistrirala in doktorirala je na Univerzi v Cambridgeu, kjer je proučevala mednarodno upravljanje manjšinskih vprašanj.

Raziskovalno in pedagoško se ukvarja z mednarodnimi odnosi, zlasti na področju varstva človekovih pravic, vključno z manjšinskimi pravicami; proučuje tudi mednarodne institucije, norme in njihovo uresničevanje v praksi. Od 1. 6. 2022 je znova članica Svetovalnega odbora pri Okvirni konvenciji Sveta Evrope za varstvo narodnih manjšin. Kolegi neodvisni strokovnjaki so jo na prvem plenarnem zasedanju odbora oktobra lani znova izvolili za predsednico Svetovalnega odbora. Prof. Roter kot neodvisna strokovnjakinja redno sodeluje tudi z Visokim komisarjem za narodne manjšine pri OVSE in tudi s posebnim poročevalcem za manjšinska vprašanja pri OZN.

Evropska četrt – vse, kar vas bo zanimalo o Evropski uniji, pa niste vedeli, koga vprašati.

Podkast vodita Nataša Briški in Aljaž Pengov Bitenc. 

With Signe Bock Segaard, senior research fellow at the Institute for Social Research (Oslo, Norway), about the state of gender equality in Norwegian politics.

We discuss the regulation in place to deal with inequalities and systemic shortcomings, representation of female politicians in Norwegian national as well as local politics and political activation among young voters.

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SIGNE BOCK SEGAARD – Senior research fellow at the Institute for Social Research, Oslo, Norway. Her research interests include local democracy, elections, representation, and voter behavior. Currently, Segaard is project leader (together with Jo Saglie) for the Norwegian Local Election Studies, and she participates in the Norwegian National Election Studies as well.

Her publications include the articles ‘Why Norway has more female local councillors than Denmark: a crack in the Nordic gender equality model?’ (West European Politics, 2022); ‘A gender-generation gap in political representation? The contingent impact of preference voting in Norwegian municipal elections’ (Local Government Studies, 2021); and ‘When do consultative referendums improve democracy? Evidence from local referendums in Norway’ (International Political Science Review, 2021).

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European Quarter – everything you’ll be interested in about the European Union, however, you did not know who to ask.

The podcast is moderated by Nataša Briški and Aljaž Pengov Bitenc.

This podcast episode is supported by the Norwegian Embassy in Budapest and the EEA and Norway Grants. The opinions, findings expressed herein are those of the Authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the Norwegian Embassy in Budapest.

With prof. Elisabeth Eide of Oslo Metropolitan University about the gender equality in Norwegian media, share of female experts and sources in the media, women on top positions in Norwegian media and Nordic nations’ approach towards upholding press freedom.

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PROF. ELISABETH EIDE – Professor Emerita at Oslo Metropolitan University, Faculty of Social Sciences, Department of Journalism and Media Studies.

Research projects: Media and climate change, Media and marginalization (including gender), Afghanistan and media, Conflict- and peace journalism.

European Quarter – everything you’ll be interested in about the European Union, however, you did not know who to ask.

The podcast is moderated by Nataša Briški and Aljaž Pengov Bitenc.

This podcast episode is supported by the Norwegian Embassy in Budapest and the EEA and Norway Grants.

The opinions, findings expressed herein are those of the Authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the Norwegian Embassy in Budapest.

Norway is a world leader in gender equality. In this episode we discuss the Norwegian model in closing the gender gap in business sector, the progress made so far, the utility of quotas in addressing systemic and historical inequalities, getting women on boards and what measures actually work.

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PROF. MORTEN HUSE – Professor emeritus at BI Norwegian Business School. He’s been working full time or part-time in more than 25 different universities/research institutions in 10 different countries.

Areas of his academic interes include gender issues like getting women on boards, the contribution of women on boards (business case), gender codes/feminism and women career advancements. He made about 150 presentations about women on boards – presented at seminars and conferences in more than 20 different countries, including for several parliaments or governmental bodies, Slovenia included.

European Quarter – everything you’ll be interested in about the European Union, however, you did not know who to ask. The podcast is moderated by Nataša Briški and Aljaž Pengov Bitenc.

This podcast episode is supported by the Norwegian Embassy in Budapest and the EEA and Norway Grants. The opinions, findings expressed herein are those of the Authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the Norwegian Embassy in Budapest.

On the politics of content, the spread of disinformation, Lie Detector project and the battle of narratives in the case of Brazilian president Bolsonaro and his factory of lies. We also talk about the importance and the dangers of being an investigative journalist and the Rappler in the Philippines.

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JULIA JAROSCHEWSKI – A reporter and founder of Buzzing Cities Lab, a think tank focusing on digital technology and security in informal settlements such as the Favelas in Rio. She works for Die WELT, Spiegel Online, fluter and WIRED, covering mainly foreign politics, organized crime, the war on drugs and security policy. She studied in Portugal, has an MA in political sciences from Berlin and has worked for the UN in New York and the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung in Mozambique.

European Quarter – everything you’ll be interested in about the European Union, however, you did not know who to ask. The podcast is moderated by Nataša Briški and Aljaž Pengov Bitenc.

The episode is a part of a series prepared in cooperation and with the support of the Bled Strategic Forum (BSF). The views, information, or opinions expressed during the podcast series are solely those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily represent those of the Bled Strategic Forum.

Bled Strategic Forum (BSF) is a leading conference in Central and South-Eastern Europe, which for the seventeenth year has been an inclusive platform where a diverse structure of people from the fields of diplomacy, politics, economy, private and public sector and academia come together to discuss key challenges in the 21st century. The purpose of the BSF is to encourage participating actors to discuss and exchange opinions and to find innovative solutions to regional and global challenges.

On the state of human rights today and challenges in the future, experiences of people fleeing the war in Ukraine and leading dangerous field operations vs. holding an office job.

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MICHAEL O’FLAHERTY – Director of the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights.

European Quarter – everything you’ll be interested in about the European Union, however, you did not know who to ask. The podcast is moderated by Nataša Briški and Aljaž Pengov Bitenc.

The episode is a part of a series prepared in cooperation and with the support of the Bled Strategic Forum (BSF). The views, information, or opinions expressed during the podcast series are solely those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily represent those of the Bled Strategic Forum.

Bled Strategic Forum (BSF) is a leading conference in Central and South-Eastern Europe, which for the seventeenth year has been an inclusive platform where a diverse structure of people from the fields of diplomacy, politics, economy, private and public sector and academia come together to discuss key challenges in the 21st century. The purpose of the BSF is to encourage participating actors to discuss and exchange opinions and to find innovative solutions to regional and global challenges.

We discuss the many futures for the European Union, the state of a relationship between the EU and the UK, is Macron a leader that the Europe needs and what should be a path forward for Western Balkans.

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CHARLES GRANT – Director of the Center for European Reform.

European Quarter – everything you’ll be interested in about the European Union, however, you did not know who to ask. The podcast is moderated by Nataša Briški and Aljaž Pengov Bitenc.

The episode is a part of a series prepared in cooperation and with the support of the Bled Strategic Forum (BSF). The views, information, or opinions expressed during the podcast series are solely those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily represent those of the Bled Strategic Forum.

Bled Strategic Forum (BSF) is a leading conference in Central and South-Eastern Europe, which for the seventeenth year has been an inclusive platform where a diverse structure of people from the fields of diplomacy, politics, economy, private and public sector and academia come together to discuss key challenges in the 21st century. The purpose of the BSF is to encourage participating actors to discuss and exchange opinions and to find innovative solutions to regional and global challenges.

We talk about the 17th edition of Bled Strategic Forum, importance of stability in Western Balkans for the future of EU, spread of harmful content online and Slovenia’s candidacy for non-permanent membership of the Security Council.

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TANJA FAJON – Slovenian Minister of Foreign Affairs, leader of Social Democrats.

European Quarter – everything you’ll be interested in about the European Union, however, you did not know who to ask. The podcast is moderated by Nataša Briški and Aljaž Pengov Bitenc.

The episode is a part of a series prepared in cooperation and with the support of the Bled Strategic Forum (BSF). The views, information, or opinions expressed during the podcast series are solely those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily represent those of the Bled Strategic Forum.

Bled Strategic Forum (BSF) is a leading conference in Central and South-Eastern Europe, which for the seventeenth year has been an inclusive platform where a diverse structure of people from the fields of diplomacy, politics, economy, private and public sector and academia come together to discuss key challenges in the 21st century. The purpose of the BSF is to encourage participating actors to discuss and exchange opinions and to find innovative solutions to regional and global challenges.

How fit is the EU to address the challenging times we live in and stay a power player? Who is to blame for democratic backsliding in Europe?

German politician Katarina Barley, Vice-President of the European Parliament, also answers questions about the future of the Western Balkan, disinformation wars and what it takes to be a feminist politician.

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KATARINA BARLEY – A Member of the European Parliament since 2019, serving as one of its Vice-Presidents.

European Quarter – everything you’ll be interested in about the European Union, however, you did not know who to ask. The podcast is moderated by Nataša Briški and Aljaž Pengov Bitenc.

The episode is a part of a series prepared in cooperation and with the support of the Bled Strategic Forum (BSF). The views, information, or opinions expressed during the podcast series are solely those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily represent those of the Bled Strategic Forum.

Bled Strategic Forum (BSF) is a leading conference in Central and South-Eastern Europe, which for the seventeenth year has been an inclusive platform where a diverse structure of people from the fields of diplomacy, politics, economy, private and public sector and academia come together to discuss key challenges in the 21st century. The purpose of the BSF is to encourage participating actors to discuss and exchange opinions and to find innovative solutions to regional and global challenges.

Peter Grk, Secretary-General at Bled Strategic Forum (BSF), and Katja Geršak, Executive Director at Centre for European Perspective, talk about challenges of organizing the BSF, a leading international conference in Central and South-Eastern Europe.

We discuss setting up the agenda, how did the war in Ukraine turn things upside down, who is coming, how much attention organizers pay to the diversity of guests, ambitions of Young BSF and how to follow the conference online.

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PETER GRK – Secretary-General at Bled Strategic Forum.

KATJA GERŠAK – Executive Director at Center for European Perspective.

European Quarter – everything you’ll be interested in about the European Union, however, you did not know who to ask. The podcast is moderated by Nataša Briški and Aljaž Pengov Bitenc.

The episode is a part of a series prepared in cooperation and with the support of the Bled Strategic Forum (BSF). The views, information, or opinions expressed during the podcast series are solely those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily represent those of the Bled Strategic Forum.

Bled Strategic Forum (BSF) is a leading conference in Central and South-Eastern Europe, which for the seventeenth year has been an inclusive platform where a diverse structure of people from the fields of diplomacy, politics, economy, private and public sector and academia come together to discuss key challenges in the 21st century. The purpose of the BSF is to encourage participating actors to discuss and exchange opinions and to find innovative solutions to regional and global challenges.