Polites – Cives – Citoyen Ein interdisziplinärer Dialog ... - Villa Vigoni

Polites – Cives – Citoyen
Ein interdisziplinärer Dialog über Bürgerrecht und Staatsangehörigkeit
VILLA VIGONI-GESPRÄCH IN DEN
GEISTES-UND SOZIALWISSENSCHAFTEN
im Rahmen der Vereinbarung mit der
Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft
Villa Vigoni, 11.–14.Oktober 2013
Friday, 11 October
13.30–14.30 Lunch
I Citizen & Status (Alexandra Eckert)
This section is concerned with the interrelation between citizenship and the individual. Contributions will look beyond the
political and explore how the possession or non-possession of citizenship can affect the – social, economic, cultural, educational –
status of people. And how is, on the other hand, the citizen – citoyen, polites, cives – modelled by social rules and standards?
14.30–14.45 Welcome, Introduction
14.45-15.30
Hans-Ulrich Thamer, Münster – Der Citoyen und die Ikonographie der Französischen Revolution.
15.30–16.15
Christoph Conrad, Genf – Integration durch Bürgerrechte (19.–20. Jahrhundert)
16.15–16.30 Break
16.30–17.15
Kostas Buraselis, Athen – Die Constitutio Antoniniana
17.15–18.00
Valerio Marotta, Pavia – Egizii, civitas Alexandrina e cittadinanza romana
18.00–19.00 Table ronde discussion

19.30–21.30 Dinner
Saturday, 12 October
09.00–09.45
Altay Coşkun, Waterloo – Perikles und der Entzug des Bürgerstatus im imperialistischen Athen, 445 v.Chr
09.45–10.15
Michael Sommer, Oldenburg – Bürgerrecht als Prestigeressource – antik und modern
10.45–11.00 Break
II Citizen & State (Volker Grieb)
Contributions investigate the interdependence between (concepts of) citizenship and states/governments across different periods
and geographic areas. They will primarily focus on individual political entities. In what ways is citizenship constituent to the
state? In what ways does citizenship imply political participation and access to institutions? Is there a distinction between subjects
and citizens? Is the state conceived as the totality of its citizens? How do different types of states – empires, nation states, city
states – shape citizenship?
11.30–12.15
Uwe Walter, Bielefeld – Bürger und Partizipation im antiken Hellas
12.15–13.00
Clemens Jürgenmeyer, Freiburg – Bürgersein und Bürgerrecht in Indien
13.00–14.30 Lunch
14.30–15.15
Thomas Lau, Fribourg – Unser lieben alten Eidgenossen? Der Konflikt um die Definition des Eidgenossenbegriffes in
der Schweiz des 17. Jahrhunderts
15.15–16.00
Tobias Nowak, Groningen – Bürgerrechte in der EU. Auf dem Weg zu einem Europa der Bürger?
16.00–16.15 Break
16.15–17.00
Tilman Lüdke, Freiburg – Staaten ohne Staatsbürger: Hindernisse für Bürgerlichkeit im Modernen
Nahen Osten
17.00–18.00 Table ronde discussion
19.30–21.30 Dinner

Sunday, 13 October
09.30–10.15 Guided tour of Villa Mylius Vigoni
III Citizen & Globalisation (Michael Sommer)
Exploring the scope for citizenship in supra- and inter-state environments, the final section opens a universal perspective on
citizenship. How does the concept work at the level of multinational political organisations (such as the EU) or religious
communities with a claim to universalism (such as the Christian church in Late Antiquity)? Is citizenship in an age of increasingly
powerless governments still a viable concept? How can participation be guaranteed when political decision making takes place at
a higher level and becomes more detached from people?
10.30–11.15
Volker Grieb, Hamburg – Bürger und Bürgerrechte in der globalisierten Welt des Hellenismus
11.15–11.45 Break
11.45–12.30
Rainer Bauböck, Firenze – Gestaltwandel des Demos: Die Einbeziehung von Emigranten und Immigranten in
Staatsbürgerschaft und Wahlrechte aus der Sicht der Demokratietheorie
12.30–14.30 Lunch
14.30–15.15
Laura Leonardi, Firenze – Cittadinanza sociale e globalizzazione
15.15–16.00
Hartmut Leppin, Frankfurt – Bürger, Untertan und Christ. Bürgerrecht im spätantiken Römischen Reich
16.00–16.30 Break
16.30–18.00 Table ronde discussion – concluding remarks
19.30–21.30 Dinner
Monday, 14 October 2013
Breakfast and Departure