1) Slovak Philosophy Olympiad on the EU Issues
i) 2023/2024. In October our faculty welcomed 169 high-school students who attended the first round of the philosophy Olympiad. Winners of the first round were awarded during a ceremony in January 2024 and they attended the second qualifying round of the Olympiad. Two most successful students plan to attend the international round in Helsinki in May.
ii) 2024/2025. On December 3, 2024 our faculty welcomed 121 high-school students who attended the first round of the philosophy Olympiad. Winners of the first round will be awarded during a ceremony in March 2025 and they will attend the second qualifying round of the Olympiad. The most successful students plan to attend the international round in Bari.
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2) Public talks and/or discussions on Climate, Conflict and Migration from the European Perspective
i) National Parks with Marian Jasik and Daniel Dite. The first public discussion on an environmental topic was held on April 18, 2024. More information is on our faculty website and a recording is available on Youtube.
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3) Project website and media presence
The interview with David Palatinus about the EUPECCOM project.
4) Online materials
5) Research on the European Perspectives on Climate, Conflict and Migration
We plan to publish 3 scholarly papers on the topics of the project.
Useful links
Stefania Achella and David Levente Palatinus (eds.): Itinerari LIX – Perspectives in the Anthropocene: Beyond Nature and Culture? Collana: Itinerari, 2020. (A special issue of a journal edited by our project leader, also on the topics of our EUPECCOM project.) open access pdf
„In Conversation: Television and Governance by David Levente Palatinus and Elke Waissmann“ (A podcast that looks at the nexus between governance and media (television in particular). It offers a brief overview of the multiple approaches, and more specifically looks at algorithmic governance.)