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Secondly, it aims to elaborate new inclusive European #perspectives against the background of current contradictory EU integration and disintegration processes.\n\nAccording to the UNESCO definition, cultural heritage includes \u2013 apart from monuments and collections of objects \u2013 also traditions and living expressions such as performing arts, social practices or festive events, inherited from our ancestors and passed on to our descendants. In that sense, intangible cultural heritage embodies cultural #diversity within a geographical region that can, if understood as such, foster intercultural #dialogue. In the Danube region, intangible cultural heritage appears to be the wealth of knowledge and skills that is intergenerationally transmitted. The Danube region moreover seems to be a \u201cmus\u00e9e imaginaire\u201d, when referring to Andr\u00e9 Malraux, meaning that it is characterized by the heritage of Byzantinism, the competing Ottoman and Habsburg rule, imperialism, modernism, both World Wars, and finally the Iron Curtain, post-communism as well as the European integration.\n\nInternational Online Conference organized by the Institute for the Danube Region and Central Europe (IDM) in cooperation with the Vienna School of International Studies, the Hungarian Cultural Institute in Istanbul and others\n\nMore information on the conference can be found here:\nhttp:\/\/www.idm.at\/veranstaltungen\/aktuelle-veranstaltungen\/item\/learning-from-the-past-%E2%80%93-engaging-for-the-future-intercultural-dialogue-through-the-danube-waves-to-the-black-sea-region\n\n\n\n0:00 Ambassador Emil Brix: Welcome and introduction\n\n4:27 Dr. Erhard Busek: Introduction\n\n11:08 G\u00e1bor Fodor: Opening remarks\n\n16:19 Professor Attila P\u00f3k: The Elbe and the Danube\n\n35:38 Dean Prof. Dr. Christian Hanus: Danube Limes - our common heritage for our common future\n\n46:53 Prof. Jelena Todorovic: The Heritage of of Baroque Fluidity Today\n\n58:00 Dr. G\u00e1bor Zsigmond: Maritime Economic Relations Between the Ottoman Empire and Hungary\n\n1:09:17 Mus\u00e9e Imaginaire - Prof. Jelena Todorovic\n\n1:12:57 Meaning of Central Europe - Dr. G\u00e1bor Zsigmond\n\n1:20:03 Meaning of Connectivity - Prof. Jelena Todorovic\n\n1:25:00 Buliding Walls - Dean Prof. Dr. Christian Hanus\n\n1:30:20 Dr. G\u00e1bor Zsigmond - Summary\n\n1:32:11 Prof. Jelena Todorovic - Summary\n\n1:37:10 Dr. Erhard Busek - Concluding remarks for the first Panel\n\n\n\n\n1:39:11 Mag. Konrad Kramar: Introduction to the second Panel\n\n1:42:27 Dr. Ivan Vejvoda: The Enlightenment and the world today\n\n1:55:07 Prof. Dr. Stefanie W\u00f6hl: Diversity and the global pandemic\n\n2:06:17 Mag. Elif Kamisli: Istambul Biennials\n\n2:16:16 Eszter D\u00e1vida: Cutural Collaborations - Conclusions of DanurB Interreg Project\n\n2:26:18 Feeling European - Eszter D\u00e1vida\n\n2:30:32 The blurred ideas of Nationalism, Socialism and Liberalism - Dr. Ivan Vojvoda\n\n2:37:01 Simple Answers to Complex Questions, Populism - Prof. Dr. Stefanie W\u00f6hl\n\n2:40:41 Building Bridges with Art - Mag. 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In Serbia, where most of the immigrants to Austria come from, the last parliamentary election boycott illustrated a deep mistrust in and disappointment with the fa\u00e7ade democracy under Aleksandar Vu\u010di\u0107 that shows a clientilistic state capture, instead of a successful EU accession of this country. In Montenegro, for the first time during the Milo \u0110ukanovi\u0107 regime, a new party with a clear liberal-democratic and civil society approach - the United Reform Action under Dritan Abazovi\u0107 - passed the census and is now part of the Montenegrin parliament. Against the background of rising nepotism, stabilocracy and the _quote_eternal EU waiting room_quote_ without any clear EU accession perspective for the Western Balkans, this Montenigrin success story is discussed as a good example for the whole region.\n\nQuestions that arise are therefore to what extent have democratic participation and representation changed in the last 20 years? What has to be done to guarantee participation and representation, or to make non-voting voices heard? What can be expected for the future regarding liberal democracy in Austria, Montenegro and Serbia? What has to be done to strengthen participation and representation and, finally, the European inclusiveness?\n\nGuests of the panel discussion, chaired by Silvia Nadjivan (IDM), are:\n\nSnezana \u0110API\u0106, Project Manager, Bureau for Social Research (BIRODI), Belgrade\nDr. Monika MOKRE, Head of Research at the Austrian Academy of Science, Vienna\nMarko PEJOVI\u0106, Programme Manager, Centre for Democracy and Human Rights - CEDEM, Podgorica\n\nMore information on the #FIFUDEM Project led by IDM can be found here:\u00a0http:\/\/www.idm.at\/projekte\/laufende-projekte\/item\/fifudem","custom_imageurl":"","custom_title":"","custom_description":"","specialparams":"","lastupdate":"2020-10-25 02:04:49","allowupdates":"1","status":"200","isvideo":"1","link":"https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=LnmdFn95kWk","ordering":"10040","publisheddate":"2020-10-17 01:03:09","duration":"3387","rating_average":"0","rating_max":"0","rating_min":"0","rating_numRaters":"0","statistics_favoriteCount":"0","statistics_viewCount":"68","keywords":"IDM,Institute for the Danube Region and Central Europe,CEE,SEE,Central Europe,Eastern Europe,South Eastern Europe,Democracy,Liberal Democracy,Political Participation,Political Representation,Elections,Migration,Austria,Serbia,Montenegro,Western Balkans,FIFUDEM,BIRODI,CEDEM","startsecond":"0","endsecond":"0","likes":"3","dislikes":"0","commentcount":"0","channel_username":"","channel_title":"","channel_subscribers":"0","channel_subscribed":"0","channel_location":"","channel_commentcount":"0","channel_viewcount":"0","channel_videocount":"0","channel_description":"","channel_totaluploadviews":"0","alias":"idm-democracy-talks-session-i-participation-representation","rawdata":"","datalink":"https:\/\/www.googleapis.com\/youtube\/v3\/videos?id=LnmdFn95kWk&part=id,snippet,contentDetails,statistics&key=AIzaSyAuacZl-IRz0fqVbaL1InRHT5Wnuj9Z7dI"},{"id":"132","listid":"3","parentid":"60","videosource":"youtube","videoid":"4vP3aiu6fM0","imageurl":"https:\/\/i.ytimg.com\/vi\/4vP3aiu6fM0\/default.jpg,https:\/\/i.ytimg.com\/vi\/4vP3aiu6fM0\/mqdefault.jpg,https:\/\/i.ytimg.com\/vi\/4vP3aiu6fM0\/hqdefault.jpg,https:\/\/i.ytimg.com\/vi\/4vP3aiu6fM0\/sddefault.jpg,https:\/\/i.ytimg.com\/vi\/4vP3aiu6fM0\/maxresdefault.jpg","title":"Dr. Erhard Busek \u2013 Seit 25 Jahren am Steuer des IDM","description":"Am 15. 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Auch f\u00fcr die Integration der Donaustaaten und Mitteleuropas in die Europ\u00e4ische Union hat sich Dr. Busek stets eingesetzt und damit einen wegweisenden und einzigartigen Verdienst geleistet. Ebenso war und ist er ein entschiedener K\u00e4mpfer gegen Intoleranz, nationalistische Abschottung und Fremdenfeindlichkeit, mit der Bereitschaft, das Wort zu erheben, wo andere schweigen. Im Namen des gesamten IDM-Teams wollen wir hier noch einmal zum Ausdruck bringen: Vielen Dank und herzlichen Gl\u00fcckwunsch! Ex animo tibi gratulor!\n\n\n\n0:00 Sektionschef i.R. Dr. Othmar Huber\n1:03 Bundeskanzler a.D. Dr. Wolfgang Sch\u00fcssel\n2:52 Bundesminister Univ.-Prof. Dr. Heinz Fa\u00dfmann\n3:49 Sektioschefin Mag. Barbara Weitgruber\n4:25 Em. O. Univ.-Prof. Dr. Leopold M\u00e4rz\n4:53 Dr. Benita Ferrero-Waldner\n5:39 Mag. 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Online Conference: Learning from the Past – Engaging for the Future

As part of the EU project “Diversity in Unity: Intercultural Dialogue Through the Waves of Danube”, this conference aims to first reconstruct the dialogue among the material and intangible cultural heritage and thus foster intercultural understanding among EU-member and Non-EU-member states, including Turkey. Secondly, it aims to elaborate new inclusive