World Philosophy Day – A Journal of Philosophical Economics celebration

World Philosophy Day – A Journal of Philosophical Economics celebration

We are pleased to present the poster and agenda of the Economists’ Philosophy Day – A Journal of Philosophical Economics celebration of philosophical reflection in the economic science.

The event is organized by Professor PhD Valentin Cojanu (ASE) and PhD Lecturer Oana Șerban (Faculty of Philosophy, University of Bucharest), and supported by The Journal of Philosophical Economics, The Research Center for the History and Circulation of Philosophical Ideas (Faculty of Philosophy, University of Bucharest), the UNESCO Chair in Interculturality, Good Governance and Sustainable Development (Faculty of Philosophy, University of Bucharest) and the Bordeaux UNESCO Chair of Education, Training and Research for Sustainable Development.

In October 2005, the UNESCO General Conference proclaimed the third Thursday of November every year “World Philosophy Day” recalling that “philosophy is a discipline that encourages critical and independent thought and is capable of working towards a better understanding of the world and promoting tolerance and peace.”

You can see information at the bottom of this message for joining the meeting. Please feel free to disseminate the announcement among your colleagues, students, and lovers of wisdom.

Zoom meeting information

When: Nov 17, 2022 / Time – see Agenda

Register in advance for this meeting:

https://ase.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZErcO-spjsiH9I8Usbqtvv3FFLy2sb9EnFC

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Open Call for S.T.O.R.Y. – YOUTH VISIONS ON A FUTURE COSMOPOLITAN SOCIETY AT THE BLACK SEA

Open Call for S.T.O.R.Y. – YOUTH VISIONS ON A FUTURE COSMOPOLITAN SOCIETY AT THE BLACK SEA

OPEN CALL for S.T.O.R.Y. – YOUTH VISIONS ON A FUTURE COSMOPOLITAN SOCIETY AT THE BLACK SEA

4-12 SEPTEMBER AT SULINA, ROMANIA

S.T.O.R.Y is an international workshop on institutional storytelling dedicated to young residents of Ukraine, Republic of Moldova, Romania and Turkey with ages between 18-30 years old and a background in Culture and the Arts, Humanities, Entertainment and Media, who wish to address systemic issues of social and cultural exclusion through the use of imagination and creative communication.

All traveling, accommodation and food expenses are covered by the organizers.

Apply with a short letter of intent and a CV by July 30th, 2022 at contact@euxine.org

Produced by the founder of the Utopian Society of Euxine, Carmen Casiuc.

Funded by ANPCDEFP through Erasmus+ and the European Commission.

Local partner organization: UNESCO Chair in Interculturality, Good Governance and Sustainable Development.Strategic partner organizations: The Oriental Studies Circle – KIEV, Ukraine; Arbor Institute for Culture – Chișinău, Republic of Moldova; Belen Kaymakamligi – Belen, Turkey.


People are storied beings and the narrative frameworks and narrative environments have a profound impact on the stories people can and do tell. Taking as a starting point one of the first European project for a modern cosmopolite society at the Black sea, The Utopian Society of Euxine invites youths from the realm of curatorial operators, art managers and cultural agencies to consider new frameworks that can support the development of a diverse cultural landscape at the shores of the Black Sea.

“Story Time of Real Youth” provides a framework of seven days for 25 participants who will explore the multicultural landscape that survived the transformation of Sulina throughout the 20th century from an exotic port at the junction of Eastern Europe and the Middle East into a ghost city.

Together with members of local ethnic communities, we will explore the imagination of the Black Sea, the history of migration movements and the international heritage present in Sulina through a variety of activities.

From city tours on bicycles to roleplay sessions, DIY reality hacks, intercultural nights and cooking demonstrations from invited community leaders, sailings on the Sulina Branch in the Danube Delta and Black Sea expeditions by boat, S.T.O.R.Y. is an immersive experience meant to help us imagine how a cosmopolitan future society could look like at the Black Sea.

For more information please visit the following link: http://euxine.org/#opencall