Programme

16–18 May 2019 Montenegrin Academy of Sciences and Arts, Podgorica

International Conference

Approaching 20?? Year

WORLD ACADEMY OFART AND SCIENCE

THE GLOBALROUND TABLE

EUROPEAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES AND ARTS

MONTENEGRIN ACADEMYOF SCIENCES AND ARTS

Time-table

14/15 May, Tuesday/Wednesday Arrival of participants to Podgorica (local transfer provided) Accommodation at the Hotel “Ramada”,

address: Blv. Save Kovačevića 74, Podgorica, web-site: www.ramadapodgorica.me Hotel costs (full board) are covered by the Montenegrin

Academy of Sciences and Arts.10.00 BoT WAAS19.30 Welcome Cocktail / Hotel “Ramada”

16 May, Thursday08.40–08.45 Transfer from the Hotel to the Montenegrin Academy of

Sciences and Arts (MASA), address: Rista Stijovića 5, Podgorica08.45–09.00 Registration of participants09.00–09.30 Opening of the Conference09.30–10.00 Inviting speech 10.00–10.15 Coffee break10.15–12.45 Session I

(12.25–12.45 Discussion) 12.45 Transfer back to the Hotel / Lunch 14.45–15.00 Transfer to MASA 15.00–16.55 Session II (16.40–16.55 Discussion)16.55–17.10 Coffee break17.10–18.30 Session III

(18.15–18.30 Discussion)18.30 Transfer to Hotel19.40 Transfer from Hotel to Dinner venue20.00 Conference Dinner

17 May, Friday 08.30–08.45 Transfer to MASA 08.45–10.30 Session IV

(10.15–10.30 Discussion) 10.30–10.45 Coffee break10.45–12.45 Session V

(12.30–12.45 Discussion) 12.45–13.00 Transfer to Hotel / Lunch 14.45–15.00 Transfer to MASA 15.00–16.30 Session VI

(16.15–16.30 Discussion)16.30–16.45 Coffee break16.45–17.30 Closing session 17.30 Transfer to Hotel

18 May, Saturday9.00 Optional — Montenegro tour / whole day

(first come — first go, on the expense of MASA) Departure of participants

19 May, Sunday Departure of participants

Programme

15 May, Wednesday10.00 BoT WAAS19.30 Welcome Cocktail / Hotel “Ramada”

16 May, Thursday08.40–08.45 Transfer from the Hotel to the Montenegrin

Academy of Sciences and Arts (MASA), address: Rista Stijovića 5, Podgorica

08.45–09.00 Registration of participants

09.00–09.30 Opening of the Conference chair: Momir Đurović

■ Garry Jacobs Chief Executive Officer, World Academy of Art and Science (WAAS)

■ Felix Unger President, European Academy of Sciences and Arts (EASA)

■ Gilbert Fayl President, The Global Round Table (GRT)

■ Dragan K. VukčevićPresident, Montenegrin Academy of Sciences and Arts (MASA)

09.30–10.00 Inviting speech ■ Momir Đurović

Montenegrin Academy of Sciences and Arts, WAAS TrusteeThe History has no Future

10.00–10.15 Coffee break

10.15–12.45 Session I *chair: Tibor Tóth, Annibale Mottana

■ Miroslav Vesković, et al. DG Joint Research Centre, EC

Dealing with Uncertainty: Foresight for Policymaking

■ Garry Jacobs CEO, WAAS

Beyond the Nation-State: Failed Strategies and Future Possibilities for Global Governance and Human Wellbeing

■ Giuli AlasaniaWAAS, University of Georgia

Turning Points: In Search of a Post-Cold War Global Security Order

■ Nebojša Nešković*, Vesna Vučinić ** * WAAS, ** Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade

On the Transdisciplinary and Transideological Character of the New Paradigm of Human Development

■ Radislav JovovićMediterranean University, Podgorica

Future Risks and how to Avoid Next Crisis

■ Rodolfo A. FioriniWAAS, Politecnico di Milano University

Mastering what Transforms

■ Zhang Daogen, Xue AnweiShanghai Academy of Social Sciences

China’s Reform and Opening-up and Urbanization Progress

* Presentations of the papers — 12 minutes.

■ Csaba TöröFaculty of Law, Karoli Gaspar University of the Reformed Church in Hungary, Budapest

The Increasing Relevance of (trans) Regional Response by Collective Security Arrangements to Accumulating and Aggravating Local Conflicts in the Coming Decades of Global Risks and Challenges

■ Samuel N. C. LieuPresident, International Union of Academies / Union Académique Internationale (IUA/UAI)

From Versailles (1919) to Brexit (2019) – A Century of Challenge for the Union Académique Internationale

12.25–12.45 Discussion12.45 Transfer back to the Hotel Lunch 14.45–15.00 Transfer to MASA

15.00–16.55 Session IIchair: Saulo Casali Bahia, Shen Kaiyan

■ Loucas G. ChristophorouAcademy of Athens

Energy and Society ■ Gill Ringland

WAAS, SAMI Consulting Emeritus Economy and Employment

■ Carlos Alvarez PereiraClub of Rome, Innaxis Foundation

From Blind Spots to the Emergence of a New Civilization: The Reframing of Science and Technology

■ Tomislav Pavlović, et al.Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics, University of Niš

The Presence and Perspectives of the Development of Renewable Energy Sources in Serbia

■ Sébastien BalibarAcadémie des Sciences, Paris

Facing the Climate Change, What Should We Do?

■ Dragoljub Mirjanić, et al.Academy of Sciences and Arts of Republic of Srpska, Banja Luka

Renewable Energy Sources and Society ■ Agnieszka Klucznik- Törő

Jesuit University Ignatianum, Krakow Climate-change-related Activities of the Central European Countries with the Examples Based on Acceleration Programmes

■ Patricia LustigAssociation of Professional Futurists Board Member

Energy and Society16.40–16.55 Discussion16.55–17.10 Coffee break

17.10–18.30 Session IIIchair: Erich Hoedl, Veselin Vukotić

■ Tibor TóthWAAS, Ambassador, Comprehensive Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty Organization PC

An Economic-Social-Security Super Bubble? The need for counter-cyclical tools and circuit-breakers

■ Vaso Antunović*, Uroš Babić** * Montenegrin Academy of Sciences and Arts, ** Clinical Center of Serbia, Belgrade

Health and Future ■ Donato Kiniger-Passigli

WAAS, United Nations Institute for Training and Research Preventive Action in Fragile Context

■ Dušan GálikSlovak Academy of Sciences

Research and responsibility. Aurel Stodola and his legacy to students

■ Katica ĆulavkovaMacedonian Academy of Sciences and Arts

Twitter and the rhetorics of tweets as a pop-elite genre ■ Vesna Baltezarević

EASA, Faculty of Culture and Media, Megatrend University, Belgrade

The Secret Game: Media and Power18.15–18.30 Discussion18.30 Transfer to Hotel 19.40 Transfer from Hotel to Dinner venue 20.00 Conference Dinner (Vine cellar „Šipčanik“)

17 May, Friday08.30–08.45 Transfer to MASA

08.45–10.30 Session IVchair: Garry Jacobs, Wang Jian

■ Elif ÇepniWAAS, Cyprus Health and Social Sciences University,

New Economic Theory and Political Philosophy ■ Lorenzo Gascon

Real Academia de Ciencias Economicas y Financieras, Barcelona Too many Cloudy Scenarios and few Statesmen

■ Ilze TrapenciereLatvian Academy of Sciences, University of Latvia

Gains and Losses of Economic Migration: Financial and Social Perspective for Family Members Left behind

■ Erich HoedlEASA, WAAS

Reintegration of Capitals and the Emerging Global Governance

■ Jüri EngelbrechtEstonian Academy of Sciences, WAAS

On Limits of Developments in Technology and Knowledge ■ Shen Kaiyan

Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences Analysis of Global E-commerce Development Situations and Trends

■ Veselin VukotićMontenegrin Academy of Sciences and Arts, University of Donja Gorica, Podgorica

Culture and Education and „the Belt and Road Initiative“ ■ Abdylmenaf Bexheti, et al.

South-East European University, Northern Macedonia Insufficient Impact of Public Debt on Economic Growth: Empirical Analyses for Western Balkan Countries

10.15–10.30 Discussion10.30–10.45 Coffee break

10.45–12.45 Session Vchair: Gilbert Fayl, Vlado Kambovski

■ Wang JianShanghai Academy of Social Sciences

China-Europe Cooperation in Anti-Terrorism: Challenges, Strategies and Methods

■ Ahmet Nuri YurdusevTurkish Academy of Sciences, WAAS, Middle East Technical Universi-ty, Ankara

World Order: Reelpolitik versus Culture

■ Vlado KambovskiMacedonian Academy of Sciences and Arts

Macedonia’s Friendship Agreements with Bulgaria and Greece: Anticipation of the overall Balkan Reconciliation and Integration

■ Irena IlievaBulgarian Academy of Sciences, Institute for the State and the Law

The Reform of the Dublin System and the Bulgarian Regulation of Migration

■ Zoran Lakić*, Miroslav Doderović**

* Montenegrin Academy of Sciences and Arts, ** Faculty of Philosop-hy, University of Montenegro

Emigration from Montenegro both in the past and present-day

■ Oksana SliusarenkoNational Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, WAAS

Posthumanism. A New Era of Humanity ■ Fetah I. Podvorica

Academy of Sciences and Arts of Kosovo Advanced Oxidation Processes for the Degradation of Persistent Organic Pollutants in Water

■ Annibale MottanaAccademia Nazionale dei Lincei, Rome

A Comparison between Montenegro and Southern Italy across the Adriatic Sea

12.30–12.45 Discussion12.45 Transfer to Hotel Lunch14.45–15.00 Transfer to MASA

15.00–16.30 Session VIchair: Dragoljub Mirjanić, Nebojša Nešković

■ Ivana LazarovskiWAAS

Rethinking the Notion of Security, Towards Successful Securitization of the Environmental threats̀

■ Saulo Casali BahiaWAAS, Federal Judge, Federal University of Bahia, Brazil

Restrictions on Artificial Intelligence ■ Igor Đurović

Montenegrin Academy of Sciences and ArtsArtificial Intelligence and Future of Wars

■ Petar BonchovskiBulgarian Academy of Sciences, Institute for the State and the Law

AI and Administration of Justice ■ Stevo Nikić

University Adriatik, Bar, Montenegro Globalization, Internet and the Crisis Meaning

■ Dan DungaciuRomanian Academy, Faculty of Sociology and Social Work, University of Bucharest

„The tail wagging the dog“. Frozen conflicts - the precursors of trouble to come. The cases of Ukraine and Republic of Moldova

■ Valeriy V. GoncharovCentre for System Analysis & Strategic Research, National Academy of Sciences of Belarus

Challenges, Risks and Opportunities of the Fourth Industrial Revolution

16.15–16.30 Discussion16.30–16.45 Coffee break

16.45–17.30 Closing sessionchair: Momir Đurović

■ Ilber OrtayliTurkish Academy of Sciences, Galatasaray University

Emigrants in Turkey ■ Nebojša Nakićenović

International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA)The World in 2050 and the Six Grand Transformations

17.30 Transfer to the Hotel Free evening

18 May, Saturday

Optional

9.00 Montenegro tour /whole day (first come — first go, on the expense of MASA)

Departure of participants

19 May, Sunday Departure of participants

Contact: Nikolina Čabarkapa Montenegrin Academy of Sciences and Arts Rista Stijovica, 5, 81000 Podgorica, Montenegro tel. +382 20 655 457 fax. +382 20 655 451 e-mail: nikolinac@canu.ac.me web-site: www.canu.me