м. Kyiv, Dobrovolchykh Battalioniv St. 10
OFFLINE
Lecture-discussion with Piotr Kulpa
The power of the sea and territory – a story about the state
The lecture-discussion offers to explore how geography is interwoven into the state model and determines the place of a person in it. We will learn how geography influences the formation of political ideas and behavioral patterns. We will also try to understand where the main lines of the meta-institutional war are and which way to choose: east or west. In addition, we will try to identify where the main fronts of the meta-institutional war are and how not to make a mistake when choosing to move east or west.
Under the mentorship of a recognized expert, participants will be able to draw a parallel between geography and political models and ideas to identify how statehood and spatial factors influence political behavior and the organization of society.
MENTOR
Piotr Kulpa
Mentor of the Department of Public Administration at the Kyiv School of Public Administration named after Serhiy Nyzhnyy (KSPA), former Director General of the Polish Public Health System (2009-2014), Chairman of the Government Committee on Health Insurance Reform, former Secretary of the Polish Delegation to the NATO Parliament, Legal Advisor to the Strategy Department of the Supreme Audit Institution of Poland, worked in many countries as an expert of the International Labor Organization, the World Health Organization, and the Council of Europe.
STRUCTURE
- Geography as a factor in the formation of political ideas
- Political regulation of ideas and behavioral patterns
- Meta-institutional warfare: concepts and main fronts
- Geopolitical strategy: moving east and west
- Modern human challenges in the state model: from geography to politics
QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION
- What factors influence the adjustment of political ideas and behavioral patterns?
- How do cultural and physical landscapes contribute to the development of certain types of state models?
THE COST OF PARTICIPATION IN THE DISCUSSION IS
м. Kyiv, Dobrovolchykh Battalioniv St. 10