Eventos

Radicalization and Violence: Perspectives and Prevention Approaches

The German-Brazilian Dialogue 2019 is dedicated to understanding and preventing violence and radicalization of conflit that threat societies worldwide. The debates will focus on government policies - local, national and transnational - as well as on education and cultures of remembrance (Erinnerungskultur).

The core purpose of the Dialogue is to promote an exchange between Brazilian and German scientists in this highly relevant research field and to potentialize the creation of new collaborative research projects to be conducted among researchers of both countries.

The aim is to gather scholars and stakeholders from both countries, who are involved in differing professional fields, to discuss and share diagnoses and understandings of the intensification of violence in countries in the Global North and the Global South considering distinct approaches, from national and international perspectives.

Registration: click here

Program October, 30th

08:30 Registration
09:00 Opening Ceremony

Marco Antonio Zago, President (FAPESP – São Paulo Research Foundation)
Jochen Hellmann, Designated Director (DWIH São Paulo)
Axel Zeidler (German Consulate General in São Paulo)
09:30 Keynote Speakers

Presenter: Stefan Kroll (HSFK, Leibniz Peace Research Institute Frankfurt)

Julian Junk (HSFK, Leibniz Peace Research Institute Frankfurt)
Radicalization and Violence – Insights from Germany and Europe
Q&A

Alba Zaluar (UERJ, Rio de Janeiro State University)
Vicious circles in public security and the increase of crime in Brazil
Q&A
Panel 1: Understanding Radicalizations of Conflicts and Violence: Forms, Actors and Spaces
11:00 Moderator: Sérgio Adorno (USP, University of São Paulo)

Session 1.1: Forms and Actors of Violence and Radicalization of Conflicts


Omar Ribeiro Thomaz (Unicamp, University of Campinas)
Names of war, recent history and contemporary conflicts in Mozambique (and beyond)

Esther Solano (Unifesp, Federal University of São Paulo)
Understandig socio-political hate in Brazil

Discussion
12:05 Lunch Break
13:35 Session 1.2: State and Non-State Violence and Radicalization of Conflicts

Camila Nunes Dias (UFABC, Federal University ABC) Download
Prisons and police violence building criminal networks in Brazil

Markus-Michael Müller (Freie Universität Berlin) Download
Institutional Radicalization: How tough on crime policies can strengthen Latin American street gangs

Discussion
14:35 Session 1.3: Spaces and Technologies of Violence and Radicalization of Conflicts

Stefan Sieber (ZALF, Leibniz Centre for Agriculture Landscape Research, Müncheberg) Download
Strategies to improve Food Security in a globalized world: From challenging land use conflicts to resolving scientific methods

Daniela Osvald Ramos (USP, University of São Paulo) Download
Digital violence against journalists in Brazil in the fragmented public sphere

Discussion
15:35

Questions about Funding for Scientific Cooperation

Kathrin Winkler (DFG, German Research Foundation)
Paula Montero (FAPESP, São Paulo Research Foundation)
Francine Camelin (DAAD, German Academic Exchange Service)

16:05 Networking coffee
17:00 End of Day 1

Program October, 31st

09:00 Registration
Panel 2: Strategies for Prevention and Deradicalization of Violence: Governance, Education and Culture
09:30 Moderator: Vitor Blotta (USP, University of São Paulo)

Session 2.1: Governance and Regulation


Frederico de Almeida (Unicamp, University of Campinas) Download
Political spectrum and criminal policies: democratic convergences and authoritarian tensions in Brazil (1994-2018)

Brigitte Weiffen (USP, University of São Paulo) Download
International responses to political violence in democracies
10:30 Session 2.2: Education and Culture

Elizabeth Balbachevsky (USP, University of São Paulo)
The institutional design of education and its effects on social inequalities in Brazil

Hans-Christian Jasch (House of the Wannsee Conference) Download
The educational activities of the Memorial and Educational Site “House of the Wannsee Conference”

Discussion
11:30 Session 2.3: Science and Research

Andreas Armborst (NCCP, German National Center for Crime Prevention) Download
Evidence based prevention of violent extremism

Maria Fernanda Tourinho Peres (USP, University of São Paulo)
Download
What is not extreme and radical when it comes to violence? Notes on violence, radicalization and extremism in Brazil

Discussion
12:30 Lunch Break
14:00 Final Keynote Speakers

Presenter: Stefan Kroll (HSFK, Leibniz Peace Research Institute Frankfurt)

Thomas Fischer (KU, Catolic University Eichstätt-Ingolstadt) Download
Studies about violence, violence prevention and conflict resolution in Germany
Q&A

Lilia Schwarcz (USP, University of São Paulo)
Past and present: violence and authoritarianism in Brazil
Q&A
15:35

Questions about Individual Funding

Kathrin Winkler (DFG, German Research Foundation)
Euclides de Mesquita Neto (FAPESP, São Paulo Research Foundation)
Francine Camelin (DAAD, German Academic Exchange Service)
Heloísa Estellita (Alexander von Humboldt Foundation)

16:00 Closing Words

Euclides de Mesquita Neto (FAPESP, São Paulo Research Foundation)
Marcio Weichert (DWIH Representative)

End of Dialogue


Information: (11) 3838-4362 / eventos@fapesp.br

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