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1, Place Museux
Reims, Champagne-Ardenne, 51100
France

Arnoldas Pranckevičius

Mr Arnoldas Pranckevičius served as diplomatic adviser to the President of the European Parliament Martin Schulz. He primarily advised the President on EU’s Eastern policy and enlargement strategy. His main focus includes relations with Russia, Eastern Partnership countries, Western Balkans and Asia.

Frédéric Monlouis-Félicité

General Delegate of l'Institut de l'Entreprise, a think tank bringing together more than a hundred members (from big enterprises to higher education institutions). Deeply rooted in economic reality, it focuses on the relationship between the company and its environment and aims at highlighting the role and value of the company in economic and social life.

Nikolas Stott

Nikolas Stott is a PhD student at Ecole polytechnique and works on verification techniques for dynamical systems. He is going to give a talk on the trust in software and its position in developing new technologies.

Paul Lenormand

Paul Lenormand is a historian, Ph.D student and teacher at Sciences Po and University Paris-Sorbonne. In his research, he focuses on Central and Eastern Europe, on Czechoslovakia in particular. In 2013 he was a teaching fellow at Yale University where he worked with Timothy Snyder and he also conducted research in Czech Republic and Slovakia. He is currently working on resistance, collaboration and the military in Czechoslovakia. Recent researches include the Displaced Persons in post-war Europe, exile during and after war and the reshaping of institutions after WWII.