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BISMUN JOBfest - Targ de job-uri A NEW PROJECT FOR BISMUN ASSOCIATION:


    After the success with the main project BISMUN Conference 2010, the members of BISMUN Association announce the organization of another large-scale project: 1st Late Summer Seminar on International Relations and International Law.
   This seminar brings to public attention the eternal problem of climate change. With the help of professors from University of Bucharest, but also with the support of the University of Bucharest, of Faculty of Law (University of Bucharest) and of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the project will present the concepts, tools and especially the procceses of negotiating climate change, its causes and possible solutions.
   Therefore, the project is expected to be large-scale, organized with the support of the press in Romania, some very important institutions, but also of NGOs that focus on climate, nature and sustainable development.

BISMUN JOBfest - Targ de job-uriLSS-CC Academic Program in now online
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LSS-CC Academic Program

30 August 2010
14:00-17:00: Registration of Participants
17:00-18:00: Opening Ceremony
19:00-22:00: Welcoming Dinner

31 August 2010
09:30-11:30: Social Program        
12:00-13:30: Lecture 1 “A bird’s eye view on international relations and multilateral negotiations”
13:30-14:45: Coffee Break
14:45-15:15: Lecture 1 “Those fascinating treaties”
15:15-16:15: Lunch 
16:15-17:45: Lecture 2 “Those fascinating treaties”
17:45-18:00: Coffee Break
18:00-19:30: Lecture 2 “How do multilateral conferences work?”
21:30-: Social Program

1 September 2010
10:00-11:30: Lecture 1 “Science and Climate Change”
11:30-11:45: Coffee Break
11:45-13:15: Lecture 1 “Science and Climate Change”
13:15-14:15: Lunch 
14:15-15:45: Lecture 2 “Science and Climate Change”
15:45-16:00: Coffee Break
16:00-17:30: Lecture 2 “State of Environment”
18:00-20:00: Social Program

2 September 2010
10:00-11:30: Lecture 1 “The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCC), the   Kyoto Protocol and the Climate Change aquis”
11:30-11:45: Coffee Break
11:45-13:15: Lecture 1 “The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCC), the   Kyoto Protocol and the Climate Change aquis”
13:15-14:15: Lunch 
14:15-15:45: Lecture 2 “Energy Efficiency in Buildings, Fuel Poverty and Climate Change”
16:00-20:00: Social Program


3 September 2010
10:00-11:30: Lecture 1 “Making money of hot air – rewards for protecting the environment?”
11:30-11:45: Coffee Break
11:45-13:15: Lecture 1 “Making money of hot air – rewards for protecting the environment?”
13:15-14:15: Lunch 
14:15-15:45: Lecture 2 “EU+CC = ECCP (European Climate Change Programme)”
15:45-16:00: Coffee Break
16:00-17:30: Lecture 2 “EU+CC = ECCP (European Climate Change Programme)”
17:30-20:30: Free Time 
20:30- : Social Program

4 September 2010
10:00-11:30: Lecture 1 “Negotiating at Copenhagen. An insider’s view.”
11:30-11:45: Coffee Break
11:45-13:15: Lecture 1 “Negotiating at Copenhagen. An insider’s view.”
13:15-14:15: Lunch 
14:15-15:45: Lecture 2 “Where to? Beyond the Kyoto Protocol”
15:45-16:00: Coffee Break
16:00-17:30: Lecture 2 “Where to? Beyond the Kyoto Protocol”
17:30-20:30: Free Time 
20:30- : Social Program

5 September 2010
10:30-13:30: Social Program
14:30-15:30: Closing Ceremony
15:45-16:45: Lunch 

Climate change has become one of the most important issues of today’s world. From an international relations and international law perspective, climate change makes the object of the most complex negotiations ever undertaken by states and peoples of the world. The outcome of these negotiations affects and shall affect all states of the world, regardless of their size, all businesses regardless of their field of activity and all people, wherever they live. Understanding the negotiations that are currently going on is crucial in realizing the dynamics of the current state of play in international relations. Such an understanding also provides for an insight into what the future may bring to humanity in terms of international cooperation.
The purpose of this seminar is twofold. While it intends to provide a platform for discussing the evolution and latest developments of the climate change issues in an international relations context, it will also try to describe the mechanisms involved in the most complex process of negotiations ever seen.

Venue & Programme:
LSS-CC will take place at the Faculty of Law of University of Bucharest, Stoicescu Hall, during 30 August – 5 September 2010. The 7 days full programme will be posted on the 10 August 2010 and will be subject to any changes until the 25 August 2010. The social programme will be posted on the 5 August 2010 and will be subject to any changes until the 25 August 2010.

The Lectures of the Seminar:

  • “A bird’s eye view on international relations and multilateral negotiations”
  • “Those fascinating treaties”
  • “How do multilateral conferences work?”
  • “Science and Climate Change”
  • “State of Environment”
  • “The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCC), the   Kyoto Protocol and the Climate Change aquis”
  • “Energy Efficiency in Buildings, Fuel Poverty and Climate Change”
  • “Making money of hot air – rewards for protecting the environment?”
  • “EU+CC = ECCP (European Climate Change Programme)”
  • “Negotiating at Copenhagen. An insider’s view.”
  • “Where to? Beyond the Kyoto Protocol”

 

The Speakers of the Seminar:;

  • Prof. Dr. Mircea Dutu, professor at the Faculty of Law, Ecological University of Bucharest;
  • Assistant Prof. Dr. Nicoleta Ionac, professor at the Faculty of Geography, University of Bucharest;
  • Lector Dr. Bogdan Aurescu, professor at the Faculty of Law, University of Bucharest;
  • Mr. Felix Zaharia, associated professor at the Faculty of Law, University of Bucharest;
  • Mr. Cosmin Boiangiu, director of UN and Specialized Institutions Direction, Romanian MFA;
  • Experts of UNDP Romania;
  • Experts of Romanian Ministry of Environment;
  • Experts of the National Agency for Environmental Protection;
  • Experts of the Municipality of Bucharest;


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