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- SEMINAR
COE - Strasbourg,
7-8
October 1999
| PROGRAMME Thursday 7 October 1999 8h30 - 9h30 Arrival of participants and registration 9h30 - 10h00 OPENING SESSION Chair: Ms Violeta NEUBAUER (Slovenia), Vice-Chair of the Steering Committee for Equality between Women and Men (CDEG) Opening address by Mr Pierre-Henri IMBERT, Director of Human Rights Introduction by Ms Caroline MECHIN (France), Chair of the Steering Committee for Equality between Women and Men (CDEG) 10h00 – 13h00 WORKING SESSION I "METHODOLOGICAL AND ETHICAL ISSUES" Chair: Ms Elizabeth STANKO, Brunel University, United Kingdom Moderator: Ms Renée ROMKENS, Utrecht University, Netherlands Presentation and discussion of the following reports: Comparing methodologies used to study violence against women by Ms Sylvia WALBY, University of Leeds, United Kingdom Representations of intimate male violence in the United States and Poland by Ms Renate KLEIN, University of Maine, USA and Ms Anna KWIATKOWSKA, University of Bialystok, Poland Gendering research on men's violence to known women by Ms Jalna HANMER, Leeds Metropolitan University, United Kingdom and Mr Jeff HEARN, Tampere University, Finland and Manchester University, United Kingdom 11h30 – 11h45 Coffee break DISCUSSION 13h00 – 14h30 Lunch break 14h30 – 18h00 WORKING SESSION II "VIOLENCE IN THE FORMATION OF GENDERED MALE IDENTITIES" Chair: Ms Margit EPSTEIN, University of Osnabrück, Germany Moderator: Ms Marianne HESTER, University of Sunderland, United Kingdom Presentation and discussion of the following reports: Explaining the inclination to use violence by Ms Carol HAGEMANN-WHITE and Ms Christiane MICUS, University of Osnabrück, Germany Explanations for male violence, psychoanalysis, feminist theory and the new men's movement by Ms Ursula MÜLLER, University of Bielefeld, Germany Growing up in the proximity of violence: Teenagers' stories of violence in the home by Ms Katarina WEINEHALL, University of Umeå, Sweden Teenage boys as violent actors in today's Romanian communities by Ms Anca DUMITRESCU and Ms Elena PENTELEICIUC, University of Bucharest, Romania Socio-Economic Roots for Cases of Male Violence against Women in Russia by Ms Vera GRACHEVA, Russian Federation DISCUSSION 16h00-16h15 Coffee break DISCUSSION 18h00 Vin d'honneur - Blue Room of the Council of Europe Friday 8 October 1999 09h30 – 13h00 WORKING SESSION III "TRANSITIONS IN ADULTHOOD AND MEN'S VIOLENCE"[1] Chair: Ms Barbara KAVEMANN, WiBIG, Germany Moderator: Ms Linda REGAN, University of North London, United Kingdom Presentation and discussion of the following reports: The contribution of the military and military discourse to the construction of masculinity in society by Ms Uta KLEIN, University of Münster, Germany Men's violence against women and children in situations of armed conflict by Ms Dubrovka KOCIJAN HERCIGONJA, Zagreb, Croatia The approach of the World Health Organisation Regional Office for Europe to the issue of gender-based violence by Ms Kirsten Staehr JOHANSEN, WHO-EURO, Denmark Older men and elder abuse by Ms Bridget PENHALE, University of Hull, United Kingdom 11h15-11h30 Coffee break DISCUSSION 13h00-14h30 Lunch break 14h30-16h30 WORKING SESSION IV "CROSS-CUTTING THEMES: MEDIA DEBATES, COSTS OF VIOLENCE, IMPLEMENTATION" Chair: Ms Dominique FOUGEYROLLAS, Université de Paris 9, France Moderator: Ms Liz KELLY, University of North London, United Kingdom Presentation and discussion of the following reports: Male violence: the economic costs by Mr Alberto GODENZI and Ms Carrie YODANIS, University of Fribourg, Switzerland But where are the men? Central State public policies to combat violence against women in post-authoritarian Spain (1975-1999) by Ms Celia VALIENTE, University of Madrid, Spain Police methods to counteract violence against women by Ms Helene GÖRTZEN, Stockholm County Police Authority, Sweden Assumptions and implications: Notes on Greenlander men "in transition" by Mr Bo WAGNER SØRENSEN, University of Copenhagen, Denmark 16h30-17h00 Coffee break 17h00-18h00 CLOSING SESSION Chair: Ms Caroline MECHIN, Chair of the Steering Committee for Equality between Women and Men (CDEG) Conclusions of the Seminar presented by the General Rapporteur, Ms Renate KLEIN Close of the Seminar [1] This session will put special focus on violence in military service and violence against women and children in armed conflicts. |
Contents
- SEMINAR
COE - Strasbourg,
7-8
October 1999