Vienna Process 2020: From Culture for Peace to Culture of Peace
Vienna Process 2020: From Culture for Peace to Culture of Peace
Author(s): Anastasiia Pachina
Subject(s): Politics, International relations/trade, Sociology of Politics, Peace and Conflict Studies
Published by: IFIMES Mednarodni inštitut za bližnjevzhodne in balkanske študije
Keywords: Vienna Process; 2020; culture; peace; foreign policy;
Summary/Abstract: A conference whose theme was “From the Victory Day to Corona Disarray: 75 years of Europe’s Collective Security and Human Rights System (Legacy of antifascism for the common pan-European future)” was held on July 1 at the Diplomatic Academy in Vienna. One of the very few real events organized in Europe in past 6 months, this one-day conference brought together leading speakers from different continents and spectrums grouped in three panels. This highly anticipated international event thoroughly discussed on WWII legacy and antifascism, multilateralism and cross-continental affairs, but also about culture, science, arts and sports. On a first glance, one may wonder what the panel on culture, sports and arts have to do with topics on politics and diplomacy. An Austrian top diplomat, historian and current Diplomatic Academy director, Emil Brix – who welcomed participants on behalf of the organizers – listed three essential questions under discussion. The first is legacy and security that remains relevant even 75 years after the end of World War II.
Series: IFIMES Research Papers
- Page Count: 4
- Publication Year: 2020
- Language: English
- Content File-PDF
