9:00
Welcome and Introductory Remarks
Nenad Sebek (CDRSEE, Thessaloniki)
9:30-13:30
Panel 1: Past and Present: Historical Experiences
Chair: Branka Prpa (Historical Archive of Belgrade)
Contributions:
Lustration and Democratisation in East Central Europe
Natalia Letki (Nuffield College, University of Oxford)
The case of Czechoslovakia and the Czech Republic
Pavel Zacek (Institute of Contemporary History, Academy of Sciences, Prague)
The case of Romania
Marius Oprea (The Romanian Institute for Recent History, Bucharest )
The case of Bulgaria
Emil Tsenkov (Center for the Study of Democracy, Sofia)
15:30-19:30
Panel 2: Public Debates on the Past: The Experiences in the Western Balkans
Chair: Magarditsch Hatschikjan (CDRSEE, Thessaloniki)
Contributions:
The experience in Yugoslavia and in Serbia and Montenegro
Jovica Trkulja (Professor, Centre for Advanced Legal Studies, Belgrade)
The experience in Croatia
Ivo Goldstein (Faculty of Philosophy, University of Zagreb)
The experience in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Jakob Finci (Director, Association for Truth and Reconciliation, Sarajevo)
The experience in The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
Iso Rusi (Lobi, Skopje)
The experience in Albania
Kathleen Imholz (Adviser to the Council of Ministers of Albania)
9:00-13:00
Panel 3: Public Debates on the Past: Effects on Democratic Structures
Chair: Ivan Jankovic (Center for Antiwar Action, Belgrade)
Contributions:
Lessons from the case of Yugoslavia and Serbia and Montenegro
Vojin Dimitrijevic (Center for Human Rights, Belgrade)
Lessons from the case of Croatia
Zarko Puhovski (Faculty of Philosophy, University of Zagreb)
Lessons from the case of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Dino Abazovic (Faculty of Political Science, University of Sarajevo)
Lessons from the case of The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
Biljana Vankovska (Faculty of Philosophy, University of Skopje)
Lessons from the case of Albania
Ben Andoni (Korrieri, Tirana)
