CONF. PROG.- Globalisation and Eurasia, JNU, New Delhi, Nov. 9
Posted by: Ajay Patnaik <patnaik.ajay@gmail.com>
Programme
International Seminar
on
Globalisation and Eurasia
Centre for Russian & Central Asian Studies,
School of International Studies, JNU
9 November 2008
Inauguration
10.30 - 11.30
Chief Guest:
Dr. Karan Singh
President Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR)
Key Note Address:
Prof. S. K. Thorat, Chairman University Grants Commission of India (UGC)
Tea Break - 11.30-12.00
Round Table on Civil Society: Uzbek and Indian Experience
Session I (12.00 - 13.30)
Chair: Prof. A. K. Ramkrishnan and Dr. Djamaliddin Khakimov
Marufjon Usmanov - Director of the Institute for the Study of Civil
Society (ISCS)
Conceptual issues of formation of the civil society in Uzbekistan
Mirhamdam Abdullaev - Chief of International Relations Department of ISCS
Globalization and role of government in the forming of the civil society
Nivedita Menon - Professor, School of International Studies, JNU
Civil Society and Media in India
Asha Sarangi - Associate Professor, Centre for Political Studies,
School of Social Sciences, JNU
Nehru and the Communicative public sphere: Making of Civil Society in
Post-Colonial India
Djamaliddin Khakimov - Director of Public Fund for Support and
Development Independent Printed Press and News Agencies of Uzbekistan
Role of Mass-media in the forming of civil and informational society
in Uzbekistan
Dynamics of societal responses to environmental change in Jammu and Kashmir
Nirmal Kumar Azad - Private Secretary, Minister of State, Ministry of
Human Resource Development, Govt of India.
Indian Policing and the Role of Civil Society
Lunch Break (1.30-14.30)
Round Table on Civil Society: Uzbek and Indian Experience
Session II (14.30 - 16.30)
Chair: Prof. Nivedita Menon and Dr. Marufjon Usmanov
Dilafruz Buranova - Leading research fellow of ISCS
Youth of Uzbekistan in conditions of Globalization
A. K. Ramkrishnan - Professor and Director, Department of West Asian
Studies, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi
Civil society and contemporary social movements in India
Sally Daultrey, Programme Manager, Cambridge Centre for Energy Studies
& Central Asia Forum, University of Cambridge
Dynamics of societal responses to environmental change in Jammu and Kashmir
Doel Mukherjee - formerly with UNDP and other International Organisations
Civil Society in India: A Partner for democracy
Vikas Jha - Project Coordinator, NGO PRIA
Panchayati Raj System in India and the Role of Civil Society
Shobha Sharma - Coordinator, Commonwealth Human Rigths Initiative
Policing and Human Rights in India
Dinner (8.00 pm): Hosted by Vice-Chancellor, JNU
10 November 2008
Academic Session I (9.30 - 11.00)
Globalistation: Political, Economic and Strategic Dimensions
Chair: Prof. Devendra Kaushik and Prof. Viachaslau Ivanovich Menkouski
Peter Rutland
Post-socialist states and the evolution of a new development model
M. Bhadrakumar,
Globalisation as it impacts on geopolitics of Eurasia
R. R. Sharma
Globalisation and conflict in Eurasia
P. L. Dash
Russia in the process of globalization
Anita Sengupta
Globalization and Eurasian geopolitical discourses
Tea Break (11.00-11.30)
Academic Session II (12.00-13.30)
Sustainable development, Social Welfare and Human Resources
Chair: Dr. Najam Abbas and Dr. Raju Thadikkaran
R. G. Gidadhubli
Russia's economy: Development and challenges
Tahir Asghar
Environment and sustainable development in Central Asia
Abel Polese
'Surviving welfare state reforms' in Ukraine: Illegal practices as a
way to survive and ineffective transition towards a welfare economy
Bhavna Dave
Transnational Migration Patterns in Eurasia and the Challenges of Regulation
Arun Mohanty
Russia's economic development strategy and globalisation
Lunch Break (13.00 - 14.00)
Academic Session III (14.00 - 16.15)
Civil Society, Informal networks and Local governance
Chair: Dr. Bhavana Dave and Dr. Sally Daultrey
Marfua Tokhtakhodjaeva
Trafficking of Women. The Case of Uzbekistan
Najam Abbas
How Globalization Impacts Tajikistan's Youth: Exploring the Human Development
Aspect
Lessya Karatayeva
Articulation of Transnational Terrorism in the Information Space of Kazakhstan
Sofia Kasymova
Globalization of the Labor Market and the status of women in
post-Soviet Tajikistan
Nandini Bhattacharya
New challenges towards Nationalism in Central Asia with the advent of
Globalisation
Tea Break (16.15-16-30)
Academic Session IV (16.30 - 17.30)
Chair: P. L. Dash and Prof. Ashok Patnaik
State and Political system in Eurasia
Kuldip Singh
Political Constraints of Globalisation in Central Asia
Sanjay Pandey
Federalism in Russia
Phool Badan
State and democracy in Central Asia
Rajan Kumar
Putin's legacy and the state of democracy in Russia
Dinner (7.30 pm): Hosted by Ministry of External Affairs
11 November 2008
Academic Session V ((9.30-11.00)
Chair: Prof. R. R. Sharma and Dr. Peter Rutland
Eurasian Geopolitics
Devendra Kaushik
Russia and the geopolitics of Eurasia
Ajay Patnaik
Geopolitics of energy in Eurasia
Anuradha M. Chenoy
Foreign policy of Russia
Viachaslau Ivanovich Menkouski
Republic of Belarus between the West and the East in the Context of
Globalization
Alexey Dundich
Global Stability with 'American face': problem or solution for Central Asia?
Nursin A. Guney
Nuclear Crises in the Realm of Eurasian Security: What Brings the
Iranian Crises?
Sheel K. Asopa
Problems of Eurasian Security
Tea Break (11.30-12.00)
Academic session VI (12.00-13.30)
Social and Cultural Dimensions of Globalisation
Chair: Marfua Tokhtakhodjaeva and Dr. Premlata
Zaal Kikvidze
Gender and women's studies as by-products of globalization in Georgia
Rashmi Doraiswamy
Russian literature and culture in the era of globalization
Preeti Das
Globalisation: socio-cultural conflicts and implications for Russia
M. Kaw
Globalisation & Central Asian Culture
Sofia Kasymova
Globalization of the Labor Market and the status of women in
post-Soviet Tajikistan
K. B. Usha
Social impact of globalization on Baltic States
Lunch Break (13.30 - 14.30)
Academic Session VII (14.30-16.00)
Chair: Dr. Adil Kaukenov and Dr. Matadin Gupta
Eurasian Integration and Regional Organisations
Visne Korkmaz
The Nexus of Globalisation and Regionalism within the Eurasian
Security: Shanghai Cooperation Organisation
P. Stobdan
Evolving Security Architecture in Eurasia
Meena Singh Roy
Regional Organisations in Eurasia
Sattar F. Mazhitov
Eurasianism: Searching for Dzhamshid's Bowl
Bek-Ali Yerzhan
Central and South Asia in the globalized world
Tursunay Usubalieva-Oktai
International trade development of the Kyrgyz Republic within the
Central Asian Region
Tea Break (16.00-16.15)
Academic Session VIII (16.15 - 18.00)
Security interests and Diplomacy
Chair: Prof. Mansura Haidar and Prof. Nursin A. Guney
Enayatollah Yazdani
The Importance of Central Asia for the International Powers: A case
study of Iran-Central Asia relations
Selcuk Colakoglu
The Turkic Brotherhood Policy and Its Effects on Globalization Process
in Central Asia?
Adil Kaukenov
Specifics of Chinese Diplomacy in Central Asia
A. P. S. Chouhan
Turkey's interest in Central Asia
Sanjay Deshpande
Russia's geopolitical interest in the Caspian region
Archana Upadhyaya
Islamic factor in Russia's security perspective
Nalin Kumar Mahapatra
India's energy diplomacy in CIS
Dinner (8.00 pm): Hosted by ONGC Videsh
12 November 2008
Valedictory Session
11.00-13.00
Lunch (13.00 - 14.00)
Prof. Ajay Patnaik
Director
Russian and Central Asian Area Studies Programme
Jawaharlal Nehru Unviersity
New Delhi
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