Description du projet
Programmes de formation sur le recul démocratique en Europe du Sud-Est
La prévalence croissante de l’illibéralisme, souvent accompagnée d’une rhétorique anti-européenne, représente une menace importante pour l’UE. Si la plupart des recherches se sont concentrées sur la Pologne et la Hongrie, elles ont négligé l’émergence de tendances illibérales en Slovénie, en Bosnie-Herzégovine, en Turquie et en Italie. Le projet SOS4democracy, financé par l’UE, vise à établir une alliance destinée à développer des programmes de formation efficaces pour étudier la récente montée en puissance des pratiques autoritaires en Europe du Sud-Est et au-delà. Ce projet créera une initiative de formation par la recherche pour les chercheurs, les journalistes et les activistes afin d’examiner l’impact des politiques illibérales. Le secteur universitaire offrira une formation aux méthodes de recherche et aux compétences pratiques, les organisations de médias d’information se concentreront sur des sujets liés aux médias et les ONG couvriront les mécanismes de surveillance civique, la défense des intérêts et l’utilisation des technologies.
Objectif
The turn to illiberalism, often combined with anti-European rhetoric, represents a serious threat to the European Union. With most of the research focused on Poland and Hungary, the emergence of illiberal trends in other countries, including Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Turkey, and Italy, has often been neglected. To fill this gap, the SOS4democracy project aims to create an alliance of research and higher-education institutions, civil society associations, and a private news media organization to develop effective training programs for enhancing research on the recent turn to authoritarian systems in South-Eastern Europe. In line with the working program, the project will pursue three major objectives. Firstly, the project will strengthen cooperation and improve research and innovation ecosystems in academic and non-academic organizations by developing a training-through-research program to equip researchers, journalists, and civil society activists with the conceptual and methodological tools needed to explore the impact of illiberal measures in the participating countries. The training-through-research program will be carried out during secondments involving 31 staff members. Secondly, to ensure the transfer of know-how between the academic and non-academic sectors, the project will develop the following training programs: the academic sector will provide training on advanced research methods and practical skills, the news media organization will provide media training, while non-governmental organizations will provide training on civic monitoring mechanisms, public advocacy, and the use of new technology in civil society organizing. The extensive transfer of know how will be carried out on secondments, in-person networking events, and webinars. Thirdly, to improve the overall R&I capacity of all participating organizations, the project will organize a training program on research management, knowledge brokering, data stewardship, and knowledge transfer.
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HORIZON-CSA - HORIZON Coordination and Support ActionsCoordinateur
1000 Ljubljana
Slovénie