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International conference
Western Balkans and the European Union. Lessons from past enlargements, challenges to further integrations
Sofia, October 8, 2014
University of National and World Economy
Studentski grad, Hristo Botev Str.
9:30-‐10:00 Registration (Conference Hall 1)
10:00-‐10:30 Official Opening (Conference Hall 1)
H. E. Xavier LAPEYRE DE CABANES, Ambassador of France in Bulgaria, (to be confirmed)
Prof. Stati Statev, Rector of the University of National and World Economy
Prof. Mitko Dimitrov, Director, Institute of Economics, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Sofia
Prof. Xavier Richet, Project Coordinator, University Sorbonne Nouvelle
Prof. Nikolay Nenovsky, University of Picardie (France) & University of National and World Economy
10:30-‐10:40 Coffee break
10:45-‐ 12:30 Key note speakers
Assoc. prof. Daniela Bobeva, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Former Vice prime-‐minister (to be
confirmed)
Dr Karoly Attila Soos, Former Secretary of State, Ministry of Indsutry, Hungary, former member of
the EBRD Executive Board, London, Senior researcher, Institute of Economics, Hungarian Academy of
Sciences, Budapest
General discussion
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12:30-‐ 14:00 Lunch (Restaurant Bilyana, Studentski grad, 9 Boris Stefanov Str.)
14:00-‐16:00 Parallel sessions
Panel 1 Economy, Governance (Conference Hall 1)
Moderator: Prof. Nikolay Nenovsky
Eric Magnin, Ladyss, University Paris Diderot, France: Dependent Capitalism in Central and
Eastern Europe : Growth Path or Dead End for the Balkans ?
Nikolay Nenovsky, University de Picardie, Gergana MIHAILOVA, UNWE: State and Economy
at the Balkans. Long term trends (1990 – 2013)
Mariana Amova, Petia Koleva, Université Paris Diderot, France: La place de l’entreprise
sociale dans les Balkans et en Pologne: vers une convergence des approches?
Gildas Bondi, Universite de Picardie, France: L'Europe face à la crise économique: quels
enseignements pour les pays des Balkans?
Srdjan Redzepagic, Université Nice Sophia Antipolis, France, Boban Stojanovic, University of
Nis, Serbia, Vinko Kandzija, University of Rijeka, Croatia Jean Monnet Chair: Economies and
perspectives for Balkan Countries in the EU
Panel 2 Macroeconomic performance, Institutional Environment (Conference Hall 2)
Moderator:
Alessia Amighi, University East Piemont, Italy, Giovanni Balcet, University of Torino , Italy
Xavier Richet , University Sorbonne nouvelle, Paris, Jean Monnet Chair: Trade, FDI and multinational
networks in the Balkan Region: the case of the automotive industry
Xavier Galiegue, University of Orleans, France: Economic Catch Up and the Middle-‐Income
trap: Some Lessons for Western Balkans Economies from the Emerging countries experience
Iskra Christova-‐Balkanska, ERI at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Sofia: FDI in the West
Balkan's countries and in Bulgaria and Romania in the post crisis period
Altin Adrizi, University of Elbasan “Aleksandër Xhuvani”, Albania: The macroeconomic factors
that influence the quality of the loan portfolio in Albania, an economic analysis
Silvia Trifonova, Atanas Atanasov, University of National and World Economy, Sofia:
Comparative Study of FDI flows in Bulgaria and Romania before and after the crisis
Panel 3 Geopolitics and strategies (Conference Hall 3) Moderator: Prof. Jean-‐Paul Guichard
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Ruxandra Ivan, University of Bucharest, Romania: Minorities in the Balkans, minorities in the
former Soviet space: is there a common pattern of conflict resolution?
Maria Bakalova, University of National and World Economy, Bulgaria: Balkan nationalism on
the way in and within EU: The taming of the shrew (im)possible (insights from the Croatian
experience)
Elisabeth Yoneva, University of National and World Economy, Bulgaria: The Changing
Geopolitics of Energy in South East Europe: Implications of the Ukraine Crisis for Regional Energy
Security
András István Türke, Université Paris III, France: Enjeux géopolitiques des premières
missions de l’UE dans les Balkans occidentaux
Jean Paul Guichard, Université Nice Sophia Antipolis, France: Les Balkans, la Russie et les
politiques d'élargissement et de voisinage de l'UE
16:00 – 16:15 Coffee break
16:15-‐17:45 Parallel sessions Panel 1 Economy, Governance (Conference Hall 1) Moderator : Prof. Boban Stojanovic Yorgos Rizopoulos, Université Denis Diderot, Paris, France: Channel for corporate influence
on government
Sinica Zaric, Faculty of Economics, Belgrade, Serbia: Protection of property rights and
accession to EU: comparative analyses of EU members and candidate countries
Vesselin Mintchev, ERI, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Venelin Boshnakov, UNWE,
Bulgaria: Bulgarian migration: some effects of the EU accession
Tsvetelina Marinova, New Bulgarian University, Bulgaria: Socio economic development of
Bulgaria, Romania and Croatia in a global crisis' context: trends and perspectives to social economy
Panel 2 Macroeconomic performance, Institutional Environment (Conference Hall 2) Moderator : Ljubomir Kekenovski, University of Skopje, Macedonia: The socio economic cost of the
Macedonian Limbo position a propos EU and NATO Integrations-‐Who Benefit?
Nikolay Nenovsky, University de Picardie, Kiril TOCHKOV USA/Texas Christian University:
Transition, Integration, and Catching Up: Income Convergence between Central and Eastern
Europe and the EU
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Gergana Mihailova, University of National and World Economy, Bulgaria: Bank efficiency and
economic growth in Bulgaria
Nikolay Nenovsky, Université de Picardie; Kiril Tochkov, Texas Christian University:
Convergence of Government Bond Yields in the EU: Evidence from Central and Eastern Europe
Panel 3 Geopolitics and strategies (Conference Hall 3) Moderator: Prof. Boban Stojanovic Plamen Ralchev, University of National and World Economy, Bulgaria: TURKEY’S SOFT POWER IN
THE BALKANS: NEXT MOVE
Antonina Habova, University of National and World Economy, Bulgaria China: The new
geopolitical actor on the Balkans?
Anna Krasteva, New Bulgarian University, Bulgaria: Les Balkans mobiles: des migrations
forcées aux migration de travail
Valentin Railean , recteur IMI-‐NOVA, Chishinau, Moldova: Le parcours européen de la
Moldavie -‐ encore incertain,
Falma Fshazi, Cetobac-‐EHESS, Paris, France: L’Europe et la géopolitique de tous les jours. Les
cas d’Albanie et du Kosovo
17:45-‐18:30 General conclusions 19:00 Dinner (Dinner Hall, University of National and World Economy)