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OPENING SESSION
Chair: Pascal Griset, Paris-Sorbonne University
Welcome adress by Professor Barthélémy Jobert, president of Paris-Sorbonne University.
Presentation of the LABEX EHNE project by Professor Eric Bussière, Paris Sorbonne-University
Keynote by Androulla Vassiliou, European Commissioner for Education, Culture, Multilingualism and Youth
Presentation of Making Europe book series and Inventing Europe digital museum by Ruth Oldenziel, Johan Schot, professors at Eindhoven University of Technology and Martin Kohlrausch, professor at KU Leuven
Handing over of first two volumes of Making Europe to European Commissioner by the vice-chairman of the Board of the Foundation for the History of Technology Martin Schuurmans
Reception (registred persons for the conference only)
Prospects for a future of Tensions of Europe - Plenary ToE 1
Latin Quarter

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Session 1F Foreign radio broadcasts in socialist spaces during the Cold War
Session 1C Contesting expertise between environment and life
Session 1A Consumers as actors on the stage of technical democracies
Session 1B Digital publics and participation
Session 1D Delivering European patents. Building a European market - and democracy?
Session 1E The digital panopticon?
Coffee break
Session 2E Regulating food and defining safety
Session 2F Radical innovation in the shadow of war
Session 2D The question of democracy in housing policies
Session 2C Energy sovereignty
Session 2A Technology challenging governance
Lunch
Reflections on future of Tensions of Europe - Plenary 2
Session 3F Invisible democracy? Women, radio and the mediation of domestic expertise
Session 3C Nuclear energy in Europe. On technologies and controversies
Session 3D Sharing the sky
Session 3E Unleashing technology as a legitimation machine. Failures and paradoxes in the mobility realm
Session 3B The internet and authoritarian regimes
Session 3A Technocracy and Socialist Utopia

Session 4E Tracks and wires: linking Europe with steel and copper
Session 4F Split Signals. Cold War broadcasting technologies as tools of power and subversive practices
Session 4C Establishing nuclear power plants: democratic fissions
Session 4B The internet and the European public sphere
Session 4D Building technologies, industrialized housing
Session 4A Designer values

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Tensions of Europe - Dialogue workshop and research collaboration sessions
Cosmopolitan Commons. Governing Resources and Infrastructures across Borders
Introduced by Nil Disco, University of Twente - Paul Edwards, University of Michigan - Arne Kaijser - Nina Wormbs, KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Disscussant: Erik van der Vleuten, Eindhoven University of Technology
Consumer, Tinkerers, Rebels: The People Who Shaped Europe
Introduced by Ruth Oldenziel, Eindhoven University of Technology and Mikael Hard, Darmstadt University of Technology
Commentator: Gabrielle Hecht, University of Michigan
Building Europe on Expertise: Innovators, Organizers, Networkers
Introduced by Martin Kohlrausch, KU Leuven and Helmuth Trischler, Deutsches Museum
Commentator: Arie Rip, University of Twente
Coffee break
Session 5C Interconnection and techno-politics: a European Janus? Technical democracy and the interconnection of power systems in Europe from the end of the 19th century to the 21st century
Session 5A The making of European tourism: regimes of integration and segregation
Session 5B User communities as technical and political stakeholders
Session 5F Experts as public personae. Media, politics and expertise since 1851
Session 5E Rethinking theoretical approaches to technology
Session 5D Struggles over urban space
Lunch
Session 6D Controversal mobilities: The user turn in transnational and long term perspective
Session 6E Groping ways into the future
Session 6C Shifting discourses on nuclear power

Session 7B Technology, communication and democracy
Session 7D Underground, underwater and over the sky: constructing surveillance, challenging democracy
Session 7F A difficult exercise in 'technical democracy'? Networks, municipalities and citizens
Session 7C Opening access to health?
Session 7E Responsible Research and Innovation
Session 7A National technologies in a global marketplace