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The University of Public Administration for the State of North-Rhine Westphalia and the Bachelor of Arts in Global Governance of the University of Rome Tor Vergata organize the second edition of the Winter School in “Politics and Institutions in Germany and Italy: innovations and common trends”.

The aim of the venture is to foster cooperation among the students, knowledge of respective legal and economic institutions, mutual understanding of the main features of Italian, German and European legal orders and political institutions.

The Winter School will be held in Rome, from 6th to 8nd of March 2017 (Building B, Sala Scacchi Terzo Piano, School of Economics University of Rome Tor Vergata, via Columbia, 2)

Programme

Monday 6th March

10.00 Inaugural Address by the Director of the B.A. in Global Governance Prof. Gustavo Piga
10.15 Presentation of the Programme, Prof. Andrea Buratti and Prof. Joachim Pabst
10.30 First Panel - Political parties spectrum, populism and extremism: Presentations by Kathrin Deutscher, Alessandro Germani and Ramona Ullmann
11.45 Second Panel - The role of the Parliament in Germany, Italy and the EU: Presentations by Leandra Dahl, Luisa Falcone and Edoardo Pellegrini
13.00 Debate

Tuesday 7th March

09.30 Third Panel – The protection of Human Rights: Presentations by Janina Schuster, Izabela Inhatiuc, Alice Occhilupo and Juliana Peukert
10.45 Fourth Panel – Freedom of Religion: trends, legislation and jurisprudence: Presentations by Eric Kötter, Sonia Matera and Jana Ulrich
12.00 Debate
12.30 Lunch Break
14.00 Fifth Panel – Equal treatment of homosexuality: trends, legislation and jurisprudence Melina Schütte and Cristina Bottoni
14.45 Debate

Wednesday 8th March

10.00 Sixth Panel – Trends in Federalism and Regionalism: Presentations by Renee Blumenthal, Pascal Jonek and Lorenzo Fontanelli
11.15 Seventh Panel – The role of the Constitutional Court and the ECJ: Presentations by Astrid Stolz, Mariamawit Delegne Tegegne and Nicole Hoffmann
12.30 Debate
13.30 Conclusion