Tuesday, 3 June 2014

Hrvatski Iseljenicki Kongres - Program - 23-26 lipnja - Zagreb


HRVATSKI ISELJENIČKI KONGRES
23. - 26. lipnja 2014., ZAGREB


I. dan: ponedjeljak, 23. lipnja

STAROGRADSKA VIJEĆNICA
Ulica sv. Ćirila i Metoda 5 (Gornji grad)
DVORANA A

8.30

Pripremne radnje

Registracija sudionika
Akreditacija, promidžbena građa
Obavijesti, knjiga sažetaka

9.00

Otvorenje Kongresa

Voditeljica: Ozana Ramljak

Pozdravni govornici:
Predsjednik Odbora za iseljeništvo Sabora Republike Hrvatske
Kardinal Josip Bozanić, nadbiskup zagrebački
mons. Edward Robinson Wijesinghe, ravnatelj Ureda pri Vijeću za pastoral selilaca i izbjeglica pri Svetoj Stolici
Milan Bandić, gradonačelnik Grada Zagreba
Davor Stier, hrvatski zastupnik u Europskom parlamentu
Ruža Tomašić, hrvatska zastupnica u Europskom parlamentu
Toni Krstičević, zastupnik u Australskom parlamentu
Susan Cox, veleposlanica Australije u Hrvatskoj
German Ibarra, veleposlanik Republike Čilea u Hrvatskoj
Louise LaRocque, veleposlanica Kanade u Hrvatskoj
Maciej Szymański, veleposlanik Republike Poljske u Hrvatskoj
Marin Sopta, predsjednik Organizacijskog odbora Hrvatskog iseljeničkog kongresa


10.30

Radni dio Kongresa


HRVATSKO ISELJENIŠTVO – SAD I OVDJE
Moderatori: Marin Sopta i Branko Salaj


LUKA BUDAK: Hrvatsko iseljeništvo i hrvatski identitet 1945. – 1990.

BRANKO SALAJ: Organizacijsko okupljanje dijaspore

ADELA POPRZENOVIC: Remittances in Croatia

ŠIMUN ŠITO ĆORIĆ: Današnje stanje izvandomovinstva i potrebe za zdravom cjelovitošću hrvatskoga korpusa

DARIJA KRSTIČEVIĆ: Strateška osnova rada Ureda Vlade Republike Hrvatske za Hrvate izvan Hrvatske

ANTUN BABIĆ: Institucionalni odnos Republike Hrvatske prema hrvatskom iseljeništvu

MARIN SOPTA: Prema odgovornoj politici povratništva


STANKA 11.30 – 11.45

JOSIP BEBIĆ: Integrativna uloga i djelovanje Hrvatske inozemne pastve u hrvatskom iseljeništvu

VLADO ŠAKIĆ: Globalna umreženost hrvatske dijaspore i izgrađivanje kapaciteta za razvitak

JOSIP JURČEVIĆ: Hrvatsko iseljeništvo u uspostavi i obrani Republike Hrvatske

ANĐELKO AKRAP: Dva jaka iseljenička vala iz Hrvatske u drugoj polovici 20. stoljeća

MARICA KARAKAŠ OBRADOV: Nastojanja jugoslavenskih komunističkih vlasti oko povratka emigranata s jugoslavenskoga područja

Rasprava

RUČAK 13.30 – 14.30


ZNANOST U DIJASPORI: PERSPEKTIVE SURADNJE
Moderatori: Frances Šeparović i Marino Manin

DRAGAN PRIMORAC: Hrvatska – društvo znanja: mit ili realnost

VAL COLIC-PEISKER: Internalisation of Croatian higher education: it is time for a comprehensive coordinated strategy

IVAN MARUŠIĆ: The diaspora and advancing science and innovation in Croatia

CAROLINE HORNSTEIN-TOMIĆ: Skilled mobility and the return of scientists from abroad – policies and practices in Croatia


STANKA 15.45 – 16.00

JOHN PETER KRALJIĆ: Hrvatska Akademija Amerike i hrvatski intelektualci u iseljeništvu

BORIS MARTINEC: Possibilities for cooperation between the Republic of Croatia and Croatian scientific diaspora in Australia

DAVOR LAUC: Projekt Croatotopica

DANIJEL DŽINO: Aktivnosti Zaklade hrvatskih studija u Australiji na potpori i promicanju istraživačkih djelatnosti povezanih s Hrvatskom i Hrvatima (1984. – 2014.)

Rasprava



STAROGRADSKA VIJEĆNICA
DVORANA B

15.00

SURADNJA ISELJENE HRVATSKE I REPUBLIKE HRVATSKE: IZAZOVI I PERSPEKTIVE
Moderatori: Josip Jurčević i Božo Skoko


JURE VUJIĆ: Hrvatsko iseljeništvo: izazovi i perspektive geopolitičke integracije u multipolarnom svijetu

ANTE BELJO: Okvir i oblici dosadašnje suradnje Republike Hrvatske i hrvatskog iseljeništva

BOŽO SKOKO: Hrvatski iseljenici kao promotori Hrvatske u svijetu

IVO LOVRIĆ: Je li oblikovan jedinstven medijski prostor između javnih medija u Republici Hrvatskoj i medija u hrvatskim iseljeničkim zajednicama?


STANKA 16.15 – 16.30

WOLLFY KREŠIĆ: Geneza i modifikacije ideje o hrvatskom miru

TUGA TARLE: Muzej hrvatskoga iseljeništva

IVICA TOLIĆ / ANTE NAZOR: Značenje sudjelovanja hrvatskih iseljenika u Domovinskom ratu

PETAR ĆOSIĆ: Demokratska participacija hrvatskoga iseljeništva u demokratskim procesima na primjeru prosvjeda za generale

Rasprava


STAROGRADSKA VIJEĆNICA
DVORANA C

15.00

DVOJBE DRUGOG NARAŠTAJA
Moderatori: Luka Budak i Šimun Šito Ćorić


VICE JOHN BATARELO: Održavanje dijaspore – ljudski kapital za Hrvatsku

REBEKA MESARIĆ ŽABČIĆ: Republika Hrvatska u očima iseljenika: komparativni prikaz promišljanja, individualnih iskustava i stavova mlađe generacije hrvatskih iseljenika u Australiji i Sjedinjenim Američkim Državama

ILIJA ŠUTALO: Croatian Community in Australia: Contributions, identity and links with Croatia

TIHOMIR TELIŠMAN: Uloga istaknutih Hrvata u održavanju hrvatske zajednice u Zapadnoj Australiji

STANKA 16.15 – 16.30

STEPHEN NIKOLA BARTULICA: Hrvatska politička kultura nakon 20 godina tranzicije kao čimbenik odnosa spram hrvatske dijaspore

ANTE LUČIĆ: Dvosmjerna mobilnost i trendovi u obrazovanju i karijerama kao sredstvo jačanja veze s hrvatskim iseljeništvom

MARIJA DURAKOVIĆ: Strateška komunikacija i korištenje društvenih mreža i novih medija u povezivanju Domovine i iseljeništva

MARIJANA KÖPF:  Mogućnosti suradnje između medija u Republici Hrvatskoj i medija u hrvatskom iseljeništvu

Rasprava


STAROGRADSKA VIJEĆNICA
DVORANA D

15.00

UČITI HRVATSKI
Moderatori: Danijel Džino i Jasna Čapo


DIANA STOLAC: Je li moguće definirati identitet bez jezika?

VINKO GRUBIŠIĆ Uloga Hrvatske izvandomovinske škole Amerike i Kanade u učenju hrvatskoga jezika izvan Hrvatske

JADRANKA GVOZDANOVIĆ: Znanost o hrvatskom jeziku i kulturi na njemačkim sveučilištima

JIM HLAVAČ: Hrvatski jezik među pripadnicima druge generacije australsko-hrvatske zajednice

ALEKSANDRA ŠČUKANEC: Višejezičnost i identitet gradišćanskih Hrvata


STANKA 16.15 – 16.30


MARKO LUKENDA: Školstvo i hrvatski jezik – neriješeni hrvatski problemi u Republici Austriji

DAVOR PISKAČ / ANDREJA SRŠEN: Nacionalni identifikatori hrvatskih iseljenika u Torontu - Hrvatski jezik na University of Toronto

SANJA VULIĆ: Tragovi hrvatskoga jezika u jeziku bugarske manjine u Rumunjskoj

Rasprava

PALAČA DVERCE
Katarinski trg 6 (Gornji grad)

19.00

Domjenak s gradonačelnikom Grada Zagreba Milanom Bandićem




II. dan: utorak, 24. lipnja

NADBISKUPIJSKI PASTORALNI INSTITUT
 DVORANA VIJENAC, GLAVNA DVORANA
Kaptol 29 a

9.00

HRVATSKA INOZEMNA PASTVA U HRVATSKOJ DIJASPORI
Moderatori: Zvonimir Ancić i Adolf Polegubić

Pozdravni govor predsjednika HBK mons. dr. Želimira Puljića
Predstavljanje Hrvatskog katoličkog sveučilišta, rektor Željko Tanjić

EDWARD ROBINSON WIJESINGHE: Iskustva i inicijative Vijeća za pastoral selilalaca i izbjeglica pri Svetoj Stolici

MIROSLAV AKMADŽA: Odnos komunističkih vlasti u Jugoslaviji prema hrvatskom iseljeničkom katoličkom svećenstvu

MIRKO JURAJ MATAUŠIĆ / SUZANA VRHOVSKI PERAN: Hrvatska inozemna pastva u domovinskom katoličkom tisku
ALDO SINKOVIĆ: Crkva i iseljenici prema papinskim porukama za iseljenički dan




STANKA 10.15 – 10.30

ADOLF POLEGUBIĆ: Hrvatsko dušobrižništvo u Njemačkoj – stanje i perspektive

MATE BIŽACA: Dušobrižništvo među hrvatskim iseljenicima na zapadu Sjedinjenih Američkih Država

JOSIP A. KEŠINA: Neke crte iz problematike opstanka zajednica australskih Hrvata

DOMAGOJ TOMAS / LOREDANA FABIJANIĆ: Hrvatska iseljenička dušobrižnička služba 1962.-1966. godine
IVAN ŽAN: Liturgijska glazba u hrvatskim katoličkim zajednicama na njemačkom govornom području 
JOZO GRBEŠ: Dijaspora: stanje i problemi. Kratki pogled iz Amerike


Rasprava

RUČAK 13.00 – 14.00


HRVATSKA DIJASPORA I IDENTITET
Moderatori: Ozana Ramljak i Caroline Hornstein-Tomić

VESNA DRAPAČ: Croatian Identity Formation in South Australia 1945 – 1995: A model for the Future?

TONI KRSTIČEVIĆ: Hrvati u Zapadnoj Australiji

HELENA BURIĆ: Žene u iseljeništvu

VORI WALTER LALIĆ: Stranac ovdje – stranac ondje! Iseljeništvo i mit o povratku u suvremenom transnacionalnom prostoru

GOJKO BORIĆ: Hrvatska i Hrvati u njemačkim publikacijama

MAJA GROŠINIĆ: Hrvatske zajednice, organizacije i institucije iseljenih Hrvata: usporedba između Austrije i Australije

PETAR HINIĆ: Hrvatska i izvandomovinstvo u suvremenom svijetu

SENKA BOŽIĆ VRBANČIĆ: Stereotipiziranje iseljeništva: iskustva iz Australije i Novog Zelanda

MARINA PERIĆ KASELJ:  Identiteti hrvatskih dijasporskih zajednica Južne Amerike

IVA ČULINA:  Oblikovanje etničkih stereotipa i stvaranje konkurentnoga identiteta – austrijski primjer


STANKA 15.30 – 15.45

TOMISLAV SUNIĆ: Hrvatski identitet u globalnom svijetu

DOMAGOJ NOVOSEL: Svjedočanstvo jednog misionara o hrvatskim iseljenicima u Belgiji

RADOSLAV ZARADIĆ: Hrvati u Belgiji

RUŽA STUDER: Regionalna podjela Hrvata u Švicarskoj - imamo domovinu, ali nismo složni

VJEKOSLAV LASIĆ: Hrvati u Skandinaviji – uzorni čuvari nacionalnog i vjerskog identiteta

BOŽIDAR NAGY: Doprinos Hrvata iz Francuske Domovinskom ratu

TONI MATKOVIĆ: Uloga i važnost hrvatskih nogometnih klubova u Njemačkoj u očuvanju nacionalnoga identiteta

JOSIP PAVEŠIĆ: Počeci hrvatske diplomacije

BERISLAV JANDRIĆ / MARINO MANIN: Politička emigracija u Zapadnoj Njemačkoj i Argentini (1946. – 1950.)

IVAN BULIĆ: Utjecaj srbijanske propagande na hrvatsko iseljeništvo početkom 20. stoljeća

VERA GRAOVAC MATESSI / ANICA ČUKE: Iseljavanje iz Dalmacije u Sjedinjene Američke Države krajem 19. i početkom 20. stoljeća: podrijetlo i struktura iseljenih Hrvata

IVAN HRSTIĆ: Iseljavanje iz Dalmacije od 1921. do 1931. - primjer kotara Makarska

VORI WALTER LALIĆ: Užarena proslava Dana Australije 1934. među kopačima zlata u Kalgoorlieju

Rasprava

DVORANA VIJENAC – POBOČNA DVORANA

10.30


KAKO POBOLJŠATI GOSPODARSKU SURADNJU IZMEĐU HRVATSKE DIJASPORE I HRVATSKOGA GOSPODARSTVA
Moderatori: Stipe Hrkač i Predrag Haramija

SAŠA POLJANEC BORIĆ: Hrvatski gospodarski identitet i dijaspora: pogled na razvoj konkurentnosti hrvatskoga hotelijerstva

STIPE HRKAČ: Investicije dijaspore u Hrvatsku

MARIJANA BABIĆ: Uloga dijaspore u gospodarskom rastu Republike Hrvatske – ulaganja s mogućnosti korištenja fondova Europske unije

DON MARKUŠIĆ: Investicijske prilike u Hrvatskoj – dijaspora kao predvodnica stranih investitora u Hrvatskoj i čimbenik poboljšanja investicijske klime

MONIKA JUROVIĆ: Doprinos hrvatskoga iseljeništva hrvatskome gospodarstvu

KARLO STARČEVIĆ: Povratnici u hrvatskom gospodarstvu

JADRANKA MATEŠIĆ BELFRANIN: Prisutnost povratnica – poslovne žene u poslovanju u Hrvatskoj

BLAŽENKA ČVORAK: Turizam iz Australije kao čimbenik razvoja hrvatskoga gospodarstva

NIKOLA MIJATOVIĆ: Porez na mirovine povratnika - zašto otežavamo povratak naših iseljenika, a povratnike tjeramo u emigraciju?!

ZLATKO ZELJKO: Odsutnost pravne zaštite i ljudska prava u Republici Hrvatskoj

JAKOV ŽIŽIĆ: Mehanizmi za uključivanje Hrvata izvan Republike Hrvatske u hrvatski politički i društveni život: razvoj i perspektive

IVAN ŠIMEK: Borba nije bila uzaludna – Hrvatska unutar Europske unije

RUČAK 13.00 – 14.00


PREDRAG HARAMIJA / OLIVERA JURKOVIĆ MAJIĆ: Percepcija Hrvatske u svijetu - uloga iseljeništva u brendiranju Hrvatske

NATASHA LEVAK: ŽAR Mentoring Project: Supporting the Professional Development of Croatians in Croatia and the Diaspora

STJEPAN ŠTERC / MONIKA KOMUŠANAC: Hrvatska dijaspora kao strateška revitalizacijska populacija Hrvatske

CAROLINE SPIVAK: Iskustva i očekivanja hrvatskih iseljenika u Hrvatskoj

RATIMIR KVATERNIK / ZDRAVKO BELANČIĆ: Doprinos izgradnji strategije prema iseljenoj Hrvatskoj

NINOSLAV MOGOROVIĆ: „MOST POVRATKA“. Osvrt na suradnju i odnose hrvatskih iseljenika i Domovine

TOMISLAV ĐURASOVIĆ: Kratki osvrt na odnose Hrvata u domovini i izvandomovinstvu


PANEL
MOGUĆNOSTI I POTENCIJAL ZA INVESTICIJE U HRVATSKOJ
Moderator: Michael Prpić

Michael Prpić, Mark Lesić, Dan Markušić, Dan Maček, Caroline Spivak





NACIONALNA I SVEUČILIŠNA KNJIŽNICA
Hrvatske bratske zajednice 4

19.00

IZLOŽBA SERIJSKIH PUBLIKACIJA HRVATA IZVAN HRVATSKE
Moderatorica: Željka Lovrenčić

Ravnateljica NSK Dunja Seiter-Šverko
Janko Herak: Ugledni hrvatski znanstvenici u dijaspori

Koktel



III. dan: srijeda, 25. lipnja

Crkva sv. Marka

9.00

MISA U POVODU DANA DRŽAVNOSTI
Službu Božju predvodi kardinal Josip Bozanić


19.30

SVEČANI KONCERT ZA SUDIONIKE KONGRESA
Gradsko kazalište "Komedija", Kaptol 9

U programu sudjeluju:
OLIVER DRAGOJEVIĆ i ZBOR IZVOR
ANJA ŠOVAGOVIĆ, JOŠKO ŠEVO, TOMISLAV MARTIĆ
TAMBURAŠKI ORKESTAR "BOSILJAK" IZ ČUČERJA
VALENTINA FIJAČKO I NIKOLINA PINKO
 RENATA SABLJAK I STJEPAN FRANETOVIĆ
KLAPA JANJEVO


Domjenak poslije koncerta,
Klovićevi dvori, Jezuitski trg 4

IV. dan: četvrtak, 26. lipnja

HRVATSKA MATICA ISELJENIKA
Trg Stjepana Radića 3

9.00

INSTITUCIJE I NJIHOVI PORTRETI
Moderatori: Luka Budak i Vesna Kukavica


MARIN KNEZOVIĆ: Hrvatska matica iseljenika

JOSIP BEBIĆ: Hrvatska inozemna pastva

LUKA BUDAK / DANIJEL DŽINO: Centar hrvatskih studija, Macquarie University, Sydney

HELENA BURIĆ: Katedra za hrvatski jezik i kulturu, University of Waterloo, Ontario



STANKA 10.45 – 11.00

VLADO ŠAKIĆ: Leksikon hrvatskog iseljeništva i manjina

ŠIMUN ŠITO ĆORIĆ: Hrvatski svjetski kongres

IVAN TEPEŠ: Hrvatska bratska zajednica

IVAN ČIZMIĆ: Hrvatsko narodno vijeće

MIJO KORADE: Hrvatski studiji



STANKA 12.30 – 12.45

12.45

Predstavljanje knjige Vesne Drapač: „Constructing Yugoslavia
Predstavljači: Danijel Đino, Mladen Ibler, Ivo Lučić, Mladen Ančić

Predstavljanje elektroničke inačice „Leksikona hrvatskog iseljeništva i manjina“
Predstavljači: Vlado Šakić i suradnici

RUČAK 14.30 – 15.30

15.30
IVAN OTT: Projekcija filma o Bleiburgu „Otroci sa Petricha“
IV. dan: četvrtak 26. lipnja

DRUŠTVO HRVATSKIH KNJIŽEVNIKA
Trg bana Josipa Jelačića 7/I

9.00

KULTURNE VEZE HRVATSKE I HRVATSKE DIJASPORE
Moderatori: Božidar Petrač i Željka Lovrenčić


ZDENKA WEBER: Važnost hrvatskih kulturnih projekata u inozemstvu

TAMARA TVRTKOVIĆ: Kada su Hrvati ušli u Europsku uniju?

MIJO KORADE: Hrvati u svijetu prije iseljenika: znanstveni, kulturni, društveni i vjerski aspekt

ŽELJKA LOVRENČIĆ: Hrvatsko-latinoameričke kulturne veze

DRAGO ŠARAVANJA: Književni svijet hrvatskih iseljenika u Australiji

ZINKA ŠARIĆ: La imagination y la creativided, los cuentos para ninos


STANKA 10.15 – 10.40

BOŽIDAR PETRAČ: Bogdan Radica – Hrvat, Europljanin, građanin svijeta

ALOJZ JEMBRIH: Strohalova književna zauzetost za hrvatske iseljenike

VESNA KUKAVICA: Literarni svijet Marice Bodrožić

KATICA IVANDA / OZANA RAMLJAK: Identitet u djelu hrvatsko – njemačke književnice Irene Vrkljan

MLADEN IBLER: Priče iz davnine, Ivana Brlić Mažuranić u Skandinaviji

VJEKOSLAV BOBAN: Nekolicina iseljeničkih pjesnika

MARIJAN KARABIN: Pjesma kao „svjedok svojega vremena“


RUČAK 12.30 – 13.30
KLUB DRUŠTVA HRVATSKIH KNJIŽEVNIKA


Moderatori: Zdenka Weber i Mijo Korade


VLADIMIR BUBRIN: Ivan Meštrović u Kanadi

NEVENKA NEKIĆ: Katarina Livljanić – promicateljica hrvatske književne i glazbene baštine

JUAN CARLOS RADOVICH: Antropološki radovi Ivana Benigara u Argentini

MIRJANA PISKULIĆ: Značenje kulturoloških aspekata angažmana u folklornim društvima u iseljeništvu

DRAGUTIN PAVLIČEVIĆ: O potrebi upoznavanja i afirmacije hrvatske povijesti i kulture u svijetu

IVNA ČIZMIĆ: Hrvatske katoličke misije u Njemačkoj u borbi za očuvanje vjerskog, kulturnog i nacionalnog identiteta


STANKA 14.30 – 14.45


MARICA ČUNČIĆ: Gaudeamus – hrvatski časopis na engleskom jeziku i Domovinski rat

STJEPAN ŠULEK: Hrvatski tisak u Njemačkoj s posebnim osvrtom na Kroatische Berichte

LIDIJA BENCETIĆ: Pregled pisanja lista Hrvatska volja: glasilo Hrvata na Orientu (1949.- 1952.)

MIRJANA POLIĆ BOBIĆ: Kako uređivati Hrvatsku reviju danas, s obzirom na njezinu domovinsku i prognaničku prošlost?

SARA OCEPEK: Opstanak medija u hrvatskim zajednicama u Australiji



Rasprava



SVEČANA VEČERA ZA SUDIONIKE KONGRESA
19.30
RESTORAN ŠESTINSKI LAGVIĆ
Prilaz Kraljičinom zdencu 12




V. dan: petak, 27. lipnja

HRVATSKA MATICA ISELJENIKA

11.00
TISKOVNA KONFERENCIJA
Moderatorica: Ozana Ramljak

Govore:
MARIN SOPTA
MIJO KORADE
ODABRANI SUDIONICI KONGRESA










Croatian Diaspora Congress - Programme - 23-26 June 2014 - Zagreb




CROATIAN DIASPORA CONGRESS
23rd – 26th June 2014, ZAGREB


Day One: Monday 23rd June

THE OLD TOWN HALL
 5 St Cyril and Methodius Street  (Upper City)
Hall A

8.30 AM

Preparatory Actions

Registration of Participants
Accreditation, promotional material
Information, Book of abstracts

9.00 AM

Opening of the Congress

Chair: Ozana Ramljak

Opening Speakers:
President of the Parliamentary Committee for Diaspora, Republic of Croatia
Cardinal Josip Bozanić, Archbishop of Zagreb
Mons. Edward Robinson Wijesinghe, Director of the Council for Pastoral Care of Migrants and Refugees at the Holy See
Milan Bandić, Lord Mayor of Zagreb
Davor Stier, Croatian Representative in European Parliament
Ruža Tomašić, Croatian Representative in European Parliament
Toni Krstičević, Member of State Parliament, Western Australia
Susan Cox, Australia's Ambassador to Croatia  
German Ibarra, Chile's Ambassador to Croatia
Louise LaRocque, Canada's Ambassador to Croatia
Maciej Szymański, Poland's Ambassador to Croatia
Marin Sopta, President of the Organising Committee of the Croatian Diaspora Congress


10.30 AM

Congress Proceedings


CROATIAN DIASPORA – HERE AND NOW
Moderators: Marin Sopta and Branko Salaj


LUKA BUDAK: Croatian Diaspora and Croatian Identity 1945 - 1990

BRANKO SALAJ: Organisational Gathering of the Diaspora

ADELA POPRZENOVIC: Remittances in Croatia

ŠIMUN ŠITO ĆORIĆ: Current State of the Diaspora and the Need for Healthy Wholeness of the Croatian National Body

DARIJA KRSTIČEVIĆ: Strategic Working Basis of the State Office of the Republic of Croatia for Croats Abroad

ANTUN BABIĆ: Institutional Relationship of the Republic of Croatia Towards the Croatian Diaspora

MARIN SOPTA: Towards Responsible Policy of Migrants' Return


BREAK 11.30 – 11.45 AM

JOSIP BEBIĆ: Integrative Role and Actvities of Croatian Catholic Missions in the Croatian Diaspora

VLADO ŠAKIĆ: Global Networking of the Croatian Diaspora and Building of Capacities for the Development

JOSIP JURČEVIĆ: Croatian Diaspora in the Establishment and Defence of the Republic of Croatia

ANĐELKO AKRAP: Two Great Waves of Emigration from Croatia in the Second Half of 20th Century

MARICA KARAKAŠ OBRADOV: Endeavours of the Yugoslav Communist Authorities related to the Return of Migrants from the Yugoslav Territory

Discussion

LUNCH 1.30 – 2.30 PM
Klović's Palace, 4 Jezuits' Square


SCIENCE & SCHOLARSHIP IN THE DIASPORA: PERSPECTIVES FOR COLLABORATION
Moderators: Frances Šeparović and Marino Manin

DRAGAN PRIMORAC: Croatia – Society of Knowledge: Myth or Reality

VAL COLIC-PEISKER: Internalisation of Croatian Higher Education: It is Time for a Comprehensive Coordinated Strategy

IVAN MARUŠIĆ: The Diaspora and Advancing Science and Innovation in Croatia

CAROLINE HORNSTEIN-TOMIĆ: Skilled Mobility and the Return of Scientists from Abroad – Policies and Practices in Croatia


BREAK 3.45 – 4.00 PM

JOHN PETER KRALJIĆ: The Croatian Academy of America and Croatian Intellectuals in the Diaspora

BORIS MARTINEC: Possibilities for Cooperation Between the Republic of Croatia and Croatian Scientific Diaspora in Australia

DAVOR LAUC: Project Croatian Topics

DANIJEL DŽINO: The Activities of the Croatian Studies Foundation in Australia in the Promotion and Development of Research Activities Related to Croatia and Croatians (1984 – 2014)

Discussion


Day One

THE OLD TOWN HALL
HALL B

3.00 PM

COLLABORATION OF THE CROATIAN DIASPORA AND THE REPUBLIC OF CROATIA: CHALLENGES AND PERSPECTIVES
Moderators: Josip Jurčević and Božo Skoko


JURE VUJIĆ: Croatian Diaspora: Challenges and Perspectives of Geo-political Integration in Multipolar World

ANTE BELJO: Framework and Forms of Earlier Collaboration between the Republic of Croatia and the Croatian Diaspora

BOŽO SKOKO: Croatian Emigrants as Promoters of Croatia in the World

IVO LOVRIĆ: Has Unified Media Space been Formed between Public Media in the Republic of Croatia and Media in Croatian Emigrant Communities?


BREAK 4.15 – 4.30 PM

WOLLFY KREŠIĆ: Genesis and Modifications of the Idea about Croatian Peace

TUGA TARLE: The Museum of the Croatian Diaspora

IVICA TOLIĆ / ANTE NAZOR: The Significance of the Participation of Croatian Emigrants in the Homeland War

PETAR ĆOSIĆ: Democratic Partcipation of the Croatian Diaspora in Democratic Processes in the Example of the Demonstrations in Support for the Croatian Generals

Discussion


Day One

THE OLD TOWN HALL
HALL C

3.00 PM

DILEMMAS OF THE SECOND GENERATION
Moderators: Luka Budak and Šimun Šito Ćorić


VICE JOHN BATARELO: Maintenance of the Diaspora  – Human Capital for Croatia

REBEKA MESARIĆ ŽABČIĆ: The Republic of Croatia in the Eyes of Croatian Emigrants: Comparative Representation of the Reconsiderations, Indvidual Exepriences and Opinions of the Younger Generations of Croatian Descendants in Australia and the USA

ILIJA ŠUTALO: Croatian Community in Australia: Contributions, Identity and Links with Croatia

TIHOMIR TELIŠMAN: The Role of Prominent Croatians in the Maintenance of the Croatian Community in Western Australia

BREAK 4.15 – 4.30 PM

STEPHEN NIKOLA BARTULICA: Croatian Political Culture after 20 Years of Transition as a Factor of Relationship with the Croatian Diaspora

ANTE LUČIĆ: Two-way Mobility and Trends in Education and Careers as a Vehicle for Strengthening Relations with the Croatian Diaspora

MARIJA DURAKOVIĆ: Strategic Communication and Use of Social Networks and New Media in Connecting Croatia and the Diaspora

MARIJANA KÖPF:  Possibilites of Cooperation between Media in the Republic of Croatia and Media in the Croatian Diaspora

Discussion

Day One

THE OLD TOWN HALL
HALL D

3.00 PM

TO LEARN CROATIAN
Moderators: Danijel Džino and Ante Nazor

DIANA STOLAC: Is it Possible to Define Identities Without Language?

VINKO GRUBIŠIĆ: The Role of Croatian Schools Abroad in the USA and Canada in Teaching Croatian Outside Croatia

JADRANKA GVOZDANOVIĆ: The Scholarship About the Croatian Language and Culture at German Universities

JIM HLAVAČ: Croatian Language Amongst the Second Generation of the Australian-Croatian Community

ALEKSANDRA ŠČUKANEC: Multilinguality and Identity of the Burgenland Croatians


BREAK 4.15 – 4.30 PM


MARKO LUKENDA: Education and the Croatian Language – Unsolved Croatian Problems in Austria

DAVOR PISKAČ / ANDREJA SRŠEN: National Identifiers of Croatian Emigrants in Toronto – Croatian Language at the University of Toronto

SANJA VULIĆ: Traces of the Croatian Language in the Language of Bulgarian Minority in Romania

Discussion

PALACE DVERCE
6 Catherine's Square  (Upper Town)

7.00 PM

RECEPTION with the Mayor of the City of Zagreb, Milan Bandić


Day Two: Tuesday 24th June


ARCHDIOCESAN PASTORAL INSTITUTE
 HALL VIJENAC
Kaptol 29a

9.00 AM

CROATIAN CATHOLIC MISSIONS IN THE CROATIAN DIASPORA
Moderators: Zvonimir Ancić and Adolf Polegubić

Welcomig Speech by  Mons. Dr Želimir Puljić,  President of Croatian Bishops' Conference
Introduction of the Croatian Catholic University, Rector, Željko Tanjić

EDWARD ROBINSON WIJESINGHE: The Experiences and Initiatives of the Council for Pastoral of Migrants and Refugees at the Holy See

MIROSLAV AKMADŽA: The Relation of the Communist Party in ex-Yugoslavia Towards Croatian Catholic Clergy in the Diaspora

MIRKO JURAJ MATAUŠIĆ / SUZANA VRHOVSKI PERAN: Croatian Catholic Missions Abroad in the Croatian Catholic Press in Croatia
ALDO SINKOVIĆ: The Church and Emigrants  as per Papal Messages for the Day of Emigrants



BREAK 10.15 – 10.30 AM

ADOLF POLEGUBIĆ: Croatian Pastoral Care in Germany – Current State and Perspectives

MATE BIŽACA: Pastoral Care Amongst Croatian Emigrants in the Western United States

JOSIP A. KEŠINA: Some Features from Problem-areas for the Survival of Australian Croatian Communities

DOMAGOJ TOMAS / LOREDANA FABIJANIĆ: Croatian Emigrant Pastoral Service 1962-1966

IVAN ŽAN: Liturgical Music  in Croatian Catholic Communities in German Speaking  Regions
JOZO GRBEŠ: Diaspora: State of Affairs and Problems. Short View from America


Discussion

LUNCH 1.00 – 2.00 PM

CROATIAN DIASPORA AND IDENTITY
Moderators: Ozana Ramljak and Caroline Hornstein-Tomić

VESNA DRAPAČ: Croatian Identity Formation in South Australia 1945 – 1995: A Model for the Future?

TONI KRSTIČEVIĆ: Croatians in Western Australia

HELENA BURIĆ: Women in the Diaspora

VORI WALTER LALIĆ: Foreigner Here – Foreigner There! The Diaspora and Myth of Return in Contemporary Transnational Space

GOJKO BORIĆ: Croatia and Croatians in the German Press

MAJA GROŠINIĆ: Croatian Communities, Organisations or Institutions of Emigrant Croats:  Comparison between Austria and Australia

PETAR HINIĆ: Croatia and Croatian Diaspora in the Contemporary World

SENKA BOŽIĆ VRBANČIĆ: Stereotyping of Migrants: The Experiences from Australia and New Zealand

MARINA PERIĆ KASELJ:  Identity of Croatian Diasporic Communities of South America

IVA ČULINA:  Forming of Ethnic Stereotypes and Creating Concurrent Identity – Austrian Example


BREAK 3.30 – 3.45 PM

TOMISLAV SUNIĆ: Croatian Identity in the Global World

DOMAGOJ NOVOSEL: A testimony of one missionary about Croatian emigrants in Belgium

RADOSLAV ZARADIĆ: Croatians in Belgium

RUŽA STUDER: Regional Division of the Croatians in Switzerland - We have a Homeland but We are not United

VJEKOSLAV LASIĆ: Croatians in Scandinavia – Model for Maintenance of National and Religious Identity

BOŽIDAR NAGY: The Contribution of Croatians from France to the Homeland War

TONI MATKOVIĆ: Role and Significance of Croatian Football Clubs in Germany in the Maintenance of National Identity

JOSIP PAVEŠIĆ: The Beginnings of Croatian Diplomacy

BERISLAV JANDRIĆ / MARINO MANIN: Political Emigration in West Germany and   Argentina (1946 – 1950)

IVAN BULIĆ: The Influence of Serbian Propaganda on the Croatian Diaspora in the Early 20th Century

VERA GRAOVAC MATASSI / ANICA ČUKA: Emigration from Dalmatia to the USA Towards the End of 19th and Beginning of the 20th Century: The Origins and Structure of Croatian Emigrants

IVAN HRSTIĆ: Emigration from Dalmatia from 1921 to 1931 - The Example of Makarska County

VORI WALTER LALIĆ: Heated Celebration of Australia Day in 1934 Amongst the Gold Diggers in Kalgoorlie

Discussion

HALL I

10.30 AM


HOW TO IMPROVE ECONOMIC COLLABORATION BETWEEN THE CROATIAN DIASPORA AND THE CROATIAN ECONOMY
Moderators: Stipe Hrkač and Predrag Haramija

SAŠA POLJANEC BORIĆ: Croatian Economic Identity and the Diaspora: A Glimpse at the Development of Competitiveness of the Croatian Hospitality Industry

STIPE HRKAČ: Investments of the Diaspora into Croatia

MARIJANA BABIĆ: The Role of the Diaspora in the Economic  Growth of the Republic of Croatia – Investments with the Possibility of Utilising EU Funds

DON MARKUŠIĆ: Investment Opportunities in Croatia – Diaspora as a Leader of Foreign Investors in Croatia and a Factor of Improvement of the Investment Climate

MONIKA JUROVIĆ: Contribution of the Croatian Diaspora to Croatian Economy

KARLO STARČEVIĆ: The Presence of Returnees in Croatian Economy

JADRANKA MATEŠIĆ BELFRANIN: The Presence of Women Returnees – Business Women in  Business in Croatia

BLAŽENKA ČVORAK: Tourism from Australia as a Factor of Development of the Croatian Economy

NIKOLA MIJATOVIĆ: Tax on Returnees' Pensions  - Why are We Making the Return of our Emigrants Difficult and Pushing the Returnees Away to Emigration?!

ZLATKO ZELJKO: The Absence of Legal Protection and Human Rights in the Republic of Croatia

JAKOV ŽIŽIĆ: Mechanisms for Inclusion of Croatians Outside of the Republic of Croatia into Croatian Political and Social Life: The Development and Perspectives

IVAN ŠIMEK: The Fight was not in Vain – Croatia within the EU


LUNCH 1.00 – 2.00 PM


PREDRAG HARAMIJA / OLIVERA JURKOVIĆ MAJIĆ: The Perception of Croatia in the World – The Role of the Diaspora in Branding Croatia

NATASHA LEVAK: ŽAR Mentoring Project: Supporting the Professional Development of Croatians in Croatia and the Diaspora

STJEPAN ŠTERC / MONIKA KOMUŠANAC: Croatian Diaspora as Strategic Revitalising of Croatian Population

CAROLINE SPIVAK: The Experiences and Expectations of Croatian Emigrants in Croatia

RATIMIR KVATERNIK / ZDRAVKO BELANČIĆ: The Contribution to the Building of Strategy Towards the Croatian Diaspora

NINOSLAV MOGOROVIĆ: „THE BRIDGE OF RETURN“. The Review of Collaboration and Relations of Croatian Emigrants and the Homeland

TOMISLAV ĐURASOVIĆ: A Short Review of Relationships between the Croatians in Croatia and Croatians Abroad


PANEL

POSSIBILITIES AND POTENTIAL FOR INVESTMENTS IN CROATIA
Moderator: Michael Prpić

Michael Prpić, Mark Lesić, Dan Markušić, Dan Maček, Caroline Spivak



NATIONAL AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARY
Croatian Fraternal Union 4

7.00 PM

EXHIBITION OF SERIAL PUBLICATIONS BY CROATIANS ABROAD
Moderator: Željka Lovrenčić

Dunja Seiter-Šverko, Director of NUL
Janko Herak: Distinguished Croatian Scholars in the Diaspora

Cocktails



Day Three: Wednesday 25th June

St Mark's Church

9.00 AM

MASS ON THE OCCASION OF CROATIA'S STATEHOOD DAY
Celebrated by Cardinal Josip Bozanić

7.30 PM

SOLEMN CONCERT FOR CONGRESS PARTICIPANTS
City Theatre "Komedija",  9 Kaptol

Program Participants:
OLIVER DRAGOJEVIĆ and CHOIR „IZVOR“
ANJA ŠOVAGOVIĆ, JOŠKO ŠEVO, TOMISLAV MARTIĆ
TAMBURITZA ORCHESTRA "BOSILJAK" FROM ČUČERJE
VALENTINA FIJAČKO I NIKOLINA PINKO
 RENATA SABLJAK I STJEPAN FRANETOVIĆ
KLAPA „JANJEVO“

RECEPTION after Concert,
Archiepiscopal Theological Seminary, 29 Kaptol


Day Four: Thursday 26th June

CROATIAN HERITAGE FOUNDATION
3 Trg Stjepana Radića

9.00 am

INSTITUTIONS AND THEIR PORTRAITS
Moderators: Luka Budak and Vesna Kukavica


MARIN KNEZOVIĆ: Croatian Heritage Foundation

JOSIP BEBIĆ: Croatian Catholic Missions Abroad

LUKA BUDAK / DANIJEL DŽINO: Croatian Studies Centre, Macquarie University, Sydney

HELENA BURIĆ: The Chair of Croatian Language and Culture, University of Waterloo, Ontario



BREAK 10.45 – 11.00 AM

VLADO ŠAKIĆ: Lexicon of the Croatian Diaspora and Minorities

ŠIMUN ŠITO ĆORIĆ: Croatian World Congress

IVAN TEPEŠ: Croatian Fraternal Union

IVAN ČIZMIĆ: Croatian National Council

MIJO KORADE: Croatian Studies


BREAK 12.30 – 12.45 PM

12.45 PM

Launching of Vesna Drapač's book: „Constructing Yugoslavia“
Speakers: Danijel Džino, Mladen Ibler, Ivo Lučić, Mladen Ančić

Launching of Electronic Version „Lexicon of the Croatian Diaspora and Minorities“
Speakers: Vlado Šakić and Colleagues


LUNCH 2.30 – 3.30 PM

3.30 PM
IVAN OTT: Projection of the Film about Bleiburg „Otroci sa Petricha“
Day Four: Thursday 26th June

CROATIAN WRITERS' ASSOCIATION
7/1 Trg bana Josipa Jelačića

9.00 AM

CULTURAL LINKS BETWEEN CROATIA AND THE CROATIAN DIASPORA
Moderators: Božidar Petrač and Željka Lovrenčić


ZDENKA WEBER: The Importance of Croatian Cultural Projects Abroad

TAMARA TVRTKOVIĆ: When did Croatians enter the European Union?

MIJO KORADE: Croatians in the World before Emigration: Scientific, Cultural, Social and Religious Aspect

ŽELJKA LOVRENČIĆ: Croatian – Latino-American Cultural Bonds

DRAGO ŠARAVANJA: Literary World of Croatian Emigrants in Australia

ZINKA ŠARIĆ: La imagination y la creativided, los cuentos para ninos


BREAK 10.15 – 10.40 AM

BOŽIDAR PETRAČ: Bogdan Radica – The Croat, The European and the Citizen of the World

ALOJZ JEMBRIH: Strohalov's Literary Care for Croatian Emigrants

VESNA KUKAVICA: Literary World of Marica Bodrožić

KATICA IVANDA / OZANA RAMLJAK: Identitety in the Works of Croatian–German Writer, Irena Vrkljan

MLADEN IBLER: The Tale from Long Ago, Ivana Brlić Mažuranić in Scandinavia

VJEKOSLAV BOBAN: A Few Emigrant Poets

MARIJAN KARABIN: A Poem as a „Witness of its Time“


LUNCH 12.30 – 1.30 PM
CROATIAN WRITERS' ASSOCIATION CLUB


Moderators: Zdenka Weber and Mijo Korade


VLADIMIR BUBRIN: Ivan Meštrović in Canada

NEVENKA NEKIĆ: Katarina Livljanić – Promoter of Croatian Literary and Music Heritage

JUAN CARLOS RADOVICH: Anthrpological Works of Ivan Benigara in Argentina

MIRJANA PISKULIĆ: The Importance of Culturological Aspects of Engagement in Folkloric Associations in the Diaspora

DRAGUTIN PAVLIČEVIĆ: About the Need of Getting Acquainted with and Affirmation of Croatian History and Culture in the World

IVNA ČIZMIĆ: Croatian Catholic Missions in Germany in the Battle for Maintaining  Religious, Cultural and National Identity


BREAK 2.30 – 2.45 PM


MARICA ČUNČIĆ: Gaudeamus – Croatian Journal in English and the Homeland War

STJEPAN ŠULEK: Croatian Press in Germany, With Special Emphasis on Kroatische Berichte

LIDIJA BENCETIĆ: Review of Writings in Publication Hrvatska volja: glasilo Hrvata na Orientu (1949- 1952)

MIRJANA POLIĆ BOBIĆ: How to Edit the Croatian Review Today, Taking into Account its Croatian and Exile Past?

SARA OCEPEK: The Survival of Media in Croatian Communities in Australia



Discussion



GALA DINNER FOR CONGRESS PARTICIPANTS
7.30 PM
RESTORAN ŠESTINSKI LAGVIĆ
Prilaz Kraljičinom zdencu 12




Day Five: Friday 27th June

CROATIAN HERITAGE FOUNDATION

11.00 AM
PRESS CONFERENCE
Moderator: Ozana Ramljak

Participants:
MARIN SOPTA
MIJO KORADE
SELECTED PARTICIPANTS OF THE CONGRESS


Why Europe Will Triumph in Brazil

The Wall Street Journal
Opinion Europe column
Why Europe Will Triumph in Brazil
The Continent's soccer innovations mean South American sides are unlikely to win.
By Vitomir Miles Raguz
June 3, 2014
 
 
The 2014 World Cup will kick off next week in Brazil. Most experts, including analysts from Goldman Sachs, predict that a South American side, most likely from the host nation, will clinch the championship. Not so fast: Thanks to the innovative way the game is played on the Continent, it’s Europe that’s poised to triumph in Brazil, keeping the trophy in European hands for the third time in a row.
 
Soccer has historically been an insular sport. The game’s traditional stewards—working-class athletes who go on to become managers—weren’t academically inclined, to say the least. Not much was written about soccer until recently, save for the daily match postscripts and a few superstar biographies. Soccer thus hasn’t evolved for decades in much of the world, and innovation has often been frowned upon on the field and in the clubhouse.
 
But European soccer has followed a different path since the 1970s. Consider the “total soccer” of the late Dutch player and coach Rinus Michels, which emphasized the movement of players up and down the field outside the usual positional segments, among other things. That was just the beginning: Germans took the game one notch higher by focusing on physical fitness, exemplified by the likes of Branko Zebec’s Hamburger SV, whose players were required to run so hard in practice as to occasionally trigger minor rebellions.
 
Then came the passing game of Johan Cruyff at Ajax Amsterdam, which evolved when he moved to Barcelona in 1988, resulting in a game marked by shorter passes, high-intensity player support and movement into open spaces. Next, Dutchman Louis van Gaal and Spaniard Pep Guardiola took things a step further and gave us possession soccer, with its use of one-touch passing in a triangular support pattern, where keeping the ball in the offensive third was deployed, counter-intuitively, as a defensive strategy.
 
These milestones have culminated in today’s fast, explosive and powerful offensive game, centered around the short pass, quickness and high endurance.
 
European soccer took another step forward a decade ago, when math and science began illuminating every aspect of the game. Many speculate that the statistical revolution in European soccer was ­inspired by the analytics used in American baseball since the 1950s.
 
Serious clubs in Europe today have as many scientists on staff as they do coaches. Some, such as FC Cologne, favor the analysts by a wide margin; the German side employs more than 30 full- and part-time quants, according to the book “The Numbers Game,” by Chris Anderson and David Sally. That book, along with “Soccernomics,” by Simon Kuper and Stefan Szymanski, is now required reading in European soccer.
 
Scientists have a major, and sometimes definitive, say on every dimension of training and management, including conditioning, diets, transfers, player selection and game mapping. Soccer data purveyors abound, and firms like Opta and Prozone render for soccer pros services not unlike those provided by Dow Jones and Bloomberg to the financial industry.
 
These developments weren’t the product of chance. Messrs. Kuper and Szymanski trace their origins to the single European market and the Continent’s postwar drive toward ever-freer movement of ideas, people, goods and capital. Take the 1995 Bosman Rule, named after the Belgian player Jean-Marc Bosman, which allowed top players with EU passport to hop clubs almost at will. Even earlier, border-hopping coaches, many from Germany and the Netherlands, began exporting national practices, and combined them with local assets, to germinate powerful new teams.
 
The 13 European sides competing in the 2014 World Cup will bring these advantages to bear in Brazil. They will be faster and more limber in the second half, when the body gauges start inching to red.
 
More important, they will be looking to deploy the new statistical knowledge at strategic points. Take corner kicks. Empirical evidence has shown, for example, that the traditional lobs to the center rarely cut it, despite popular thinking, resulting in one goal for every 45 tries. European teams will rather look to play the ball into the 16-meter box for a regular, quick shot, where the chances are one in nine.
 
Finally, pay close attention to how European teams make substitutions. If they do it at the 58-, 73- and 79-minute marks, you can safely bet that a quant is involved in game mapping.
 
Predicting the outcome of soccer matches is normally a risky enterprise. The beautiful game is beautiful in part because it’s the least predictable among major sports. Pregame favorites, based on wagering odds, end up winning only 54% of the time in soccer, compared with 60% to 70% success rates in baseball, basketball and American football, according to Messrs. Anderson and Sally.
 
Nonetheless, this randomness effect is minimized in the first round of the World Cup due to the group-play format and the statistically substantive difference between the top 16 teams and the next 16. Thus, it’s likely that at least 10 European teams will move into the second round, along with about five from South America and possibly one from the rest of the world.
 
In the second round the teams are very close to statistical equals. Due to the single-elimination method used here, the randomness is even more heightened and prediction is essentially a coin toss. Each team has a 50-50 chance of staying in the tournament at every match. Yet, since Europe is likely to have so many teams in the second round, it will effectively have two rolls of the dice for each one for the Americas and the rest of the world. Put another way, it would need to win only one game in double-header, and the Americas both. But we better stop with this baseball thing.
 
Mr. Raguz, a Paris-based development banker, is a U.S. Soccer Federation-licensed coach.