The German-Danish border regions: the best practice exam-ple for other European border regions?

The German-Danish border region: the best practice example for other European border regions?

Veranstalter
University of Southern Denmark, Centre for Border Region Studies (Centre for Border Region Studies)
Ausrichter
Centre for Border Region Studies
Veranstaltungsort
Sønderborg
Gefördert durch
European Commission
PLZ
6400
Ort
Sønderborg
Land
Denmark
Vom - Bis
18.11.2021 - 19.11.2021
Deadline
05.11.2021
Von
Katarzyna Stoklosa, Centre for Border Region Studies, Süddänische Universität

The conference will deal with the question whether the Danish-German border can be seen as a model for the development of a model for cross-border co-operation in Europe.

The German-Danish border region: the best practice example for other European border regions?

The conference is part of the EU project FRONTEM. The network seeks to facilitate a new reading of the role of the borders in European integration by considering that there is not only one model of perception and management of borders in and around the European Union, but that these also depend on the specificity of each border region concerned. The conference will deal with the question whether the Danish-German border can be seen as a model for the development of a model for cross-border co-operation in Europe.

Programm

17.11.2021: Arrival of the project participants

18.11.2021: Conference (part I): Scholars in dialog

9.00: Coffee and welcoming (Alsion)
9.10-9.20: Opening of the conference
9.20-9.30: A short introduction to FRONTEM: Birte Wassenberg (Strasbourg)
9.30 – 10.15: Introduction to the history of the German-Danish border: Steen Bo Frandsen (Sønderborg)
10.15 – 11.00: German-Danish border region as the best practice example? Martin Klatt (Sønderborg)
11.00 – 11.45: Discussion
11.30-12.30: Lunch and break (Alsion)

Panel I (Chair: Jaume Castan Pinos, Sønderborg)
12.30 – 13.00: Dorte Jagetic Andersen / Ingo Winkler (Sønderborg): ’Confessions of a Cross-border Commuter’
13.00 – 13.30: Katarzyna Stokłosa (Sønderborg): Polish migrants as a further element in the German-Danish Border Region

13.30-14.15: Discussion
14.15-14.30: Coffee and cake (Alsion)

Panel II (Chair: Thomas Wegener Friis, Director of Center for Cold War Studies, Odense)

14.30-15.00: Caroline Weber (Sønderborg): The Minority and the Hill: Düppel and Knivsberg and their Master Narratives (in the German-Danish Borderland)

15.00-15.30: Vello Pettai (ECMI Flensburg): Developing a three dimensional view of the German-Danish minority borderscape
15.30-16.00: Peter Thaler (Odense):
Prosperous Obscurity:
The German Minority in Denmark and the Limitations of the Schleswig Model

16.00-16.30: Rejhan Bosnjak (Flensburg): “Loved to Death?”: The Danish Minority and its Relationship with the German Majority – Consequences and Perspectives.

16.30-17.15: Discussion

19.00: Dinner

19.11.2021: Conference (part II): Practitioners in the German-Danish border region in dialog

9.00: Coffee at Alsion
9.30-11.30: Focus group interviews (part 1)

Thede Boysen Frisian minority, Desk officer at the Ministry of Economic Affairs SH
Katrine Hoop (Danish minority, activist, candidate for Linkspartei at the federal elections – perhaps MdB by then)
Rasmus Andresen (MEP Grüne) Participation online
Jeppe Kirkegaard (Jaruplund Højskole)
Mats Rosenbaum (Næstformand i SSW-U)

Moderation: Martin Klatt

11.30-12.30: Lunch at Alsion

12.30 – 16.30: Focus group interviews (part 2)

Käthe Nissen (Deutscher Schul- und Sprachverein für Nordschleswig)
Thore Naujeck (Koordinator BDN)
Gunvor Vestergaard (Grænseforeningen)
Christian Pletzing (Akademie Sankelmark)
Oskar Drastrup-Fjordbak

Moderation: Katarzyna Stokłosa

17.00 – 18.00: Book presentation:
Katarzyna Stokłosa / Birte Wassenberg (eds.), Studying in the Pandemic. University Students` Experiences in the German-Danish and German-Franco border regions
With participation of SDU students, authors of the essays.

20.11.2021
Departure

Kontakt

stoklosa@sam.sdu.dk

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