European Social Democracy: Roots and Prospects 

13-14 Marzo 2008

Hotel De la Minerve, Roma

Giovedì 13 Marzo 2008 

15.00  Welcome: Michael Braun, Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung

15.15  Opening remarks: Social Democracy as a European culture
Bo Stråth, University of Helinski 

15.30   Social Democracy after the Third Way
Chair: Enzo Bartocci, Fondazione Brodolini

Blair's Third Way: birth, values, limits and legacy
Eric Shaw, University of Stirling

Nordic Social Democracy: the Modernizers
Paolo Borioni, Fondazione Istituto Gramsci 

Continental Social Democracy
Detlev Albers, University of Bremen and member of the SPD Commission of the Fundamental Program 

Spain from Gonzales to Zapatero
Antonio Estella de Noriega, Fundacion Pablo Iglesias and University Carlos III, Madrid

16.30   Discussant: Giacomo Filibeck, Chairman, ECOSY 

17.00   Coffee break 

17.30   Welfare as an infrastructure for competition
Chair:   Giuseppe Vacca, President, Fondazione Istituto Gramsci

The contractual approach to Welfare State reform
Sergio Beraldo, University of Naples

Agenda 2010, Germany, Europe
Michael Dauderstädt, Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung 

The Lisbon process tomorrow
Stefan Collignon, Chairman of the Scientific Committee, Centro Europa Ricerche, Italy

18.30  Discussants: Federico Lucarini, University of Macerata, and Enzo Bartocci, Chairman, Fondazione Brodolini 

Venerdì 14 Marzo 2008

9.30    Social Democracy and participation
Chair: Luciano Vecchi, member of the PES Presidency 

Social democratic organisation as a sociological issue
Albrecht Konecny,  International Secretary, SPOE

Unions and Social Democracy yesterday and today
Pasquale Baccaro, MIT

Party Program as an instrument of grass root mobilization  
Benjamin Mikfeld, SPD 

Social Democracy in Eastern Europe
Sorina Soare, Université Libre de Bruxelles 

The PES as a European party and the EU
Carlos Carnero González, member of the European Parliament 

11.00  Discussant: Angelo Bolaffi, Director, Italian Culture Institute, Berlin 

11.30  Coffee Break 

12.00  Global governance, transatlantic relations, multiregionalism
Chair:  Roberto Gualtieri, Fondazione Istituto Gramsci  

The economic structure of multi-regionalism
Paolo Guerrieri, Vice President, Istituto Affari Internazionali 

The transatlantic relations and Social Democracy (Cold War, today, tomorrow)
Mario Del Pero, University of Bologna 

European and US Reformism
Will Marshall, President, Progressive Policy Institute 

European and Latin American reformism
Donato Di Santo, Undersecretary of State, Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs 

13.00  Discussant: Umberto Ranieri, Chairman, Foreign Affairs Committee, Chamber of Deputies, Italy 

13.30  Closing remarks: Giuliano Amato, Italian Minister of Interior, Chairman of the Scientific Committee, Fondazione Italianieuropei    

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