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Announcement

The conference “Unknown Wars” is dedicated to the concept of global threats and phenomena directly bonded to them. The events of recent years have demonstrated that major changes are happening with more frequency. We live in the context of global threats: hybrid wars, epidemics, pandemics, political and economic crises, and military conflicts. On the other hand, global threats set a whole chain of subsequent transformations in motion, and this process does not stop. All this demands entirely new approaches in business/security/production/science and other sectors that satisfy the parameters of our current times.

An individual who finds himself in the context of a global threat becomes a consequence of this “unknown war.” In such circumstances, the “rules of the game” are unknown, there are no precise forecasts, and the main question becomes “what to do?” However, to find the answer, it is critical to understand what we are in fact dealing with.

For this purpose, the European Academy of Sciences of Ukraine organized an international interdisciplinary conference, “Unknown Wars,” which will address the problems of global threats on an academic level.

The European Academy of Sciences of Ukraine is a non-governmental institution, the main purpose of which is promoting and advancing science and scholarship in Ukraine and other countries around the world; the academy conducts academic research and unifies scientists, academics, and experts with the goal of developing and popularizing science. To implement these goals, the European Academy of Sciences of Ukraine conducts joint scientific research in order to develop scientific technologies (methodologies); regularly organizes and conducts academic conferences, seminars, symposiums, round tables, meetings and readings; cooperates with Ukrainian and foreign institutions, academies, scientists and any kind of scientific institution; organizes cooperation with American, European and other international media; promotes public awareness of research, development and new technologies; invests in science; creates, implements and promotes technologies in the field of public safety; creates and develops new technologies; carries out other kinds of activities aimed at popularizing and spreading science in Ukraine and in other countries uniting scientists, academicians, and experts to develop and popularize science.

Program

President

Jerome Krase

Murray Koppelman Professor, and Professor Emeritus, at Brooklyn College of The City University of New York. After graduating from the elite Brooklyn Technical High School in 1960, he went on to study at Indiana University’s Bloomington Campus. There, after a three-year enlistment in the U.S. Army, he earned a BA in Sociology, with minors in History and Philosophy, in 1967. In 1973, he received a Ph.D. in Sociology at New York University in 1973.

Vice-president

Emilio C. Viano

Professor, Ph.D. New York University, President of the International Society of Criminology and of the Bellagio Forum for World Security & Social Development. He is on the Harvard University list of National Security Professors. Editor in Chief of the International Annals of Criminology (Cambridge University Press). A member of the Board of Directors of the International Association of Penal Law (AIDP), of the International Society for Social Defense and of the International Forum on Crime and Criminal Law in the Global Era.

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