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XL CICA – Violence, War and Post Conflict – Bogotá

XL CICA – Violence, War and Post Conflict – Bogotá

Nov 12, 2015

Violence, War and Post Conflict Bogotá (Colombia), 12-14 November 2015 1200 participants (81 of them in an active way) from 9 countries: Europe (Denmark, Italy, Poland, and Spain), Africa (South Africa), and America (Canada, Colombia, Mexico, and USA)  

XXIX CICA – An update of The SSV 25 years later? – Connetticut

XXIX CICA – An update of The SSV 25 years later? – Connetticut

Jul 25, 2010

An update of The SSV 25 years later? Storrs, Conneticut (USA), 25-26 July 2010 5 signataires of the SSV from 3 countries (USA, Finland, and Spain)   PARTICIPANTS Martin Ramirez (Chair), The beginnings of the SSV: A Perspective on Where We Started. David Adams,...

VII CICA (SSV) Biology and Violence – Sevilla

VII CICA (SSV) Biology and Violence – Sevilla

May 10, 1986

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Seville, 10-16 May 1986 29 participants from 13 countries (E, USA, Mex, UK, D, Pl, Japan, Finland, India, Kenya, Australia, URSS, Kuwait) In this CICA the Seville Statement on Violence (SSV) was issued. (Click here to see SSV)...

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EDYEARNAMEDESCRIPTIONPLACE+INFO
652022Crisis Management55 participants from 11 countries and 4 continents: Iran, Turkey, South Africa, United States, Spain, Poland, Czech Republic, Austria, Germany, Hungary, Slovakia,Bratislava (Slovakia), 29th & 30th November 2022
642022Depresión, Suicidio y Eutanasia30 participants from 9 countries and 3 continents: Colombia, United States, Mexico, Paraguay, Venezuela, Denmark, Poland, Spain, Uganda.Madrid (Spain), 22nd-23rd of Septmeber
632022Security ForumParticipants from 14 counties of four continents: Armenia, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Hungary, Iran, Italy, Israel, Netherland, Nigeria, SouthAfrica, U.S.A., Poland, Serbia and Spain.Cracow (Poland), 26th-27th May
622022Threats for Peace & Security: Asia vs. West50 participantes from about 20 countries & 4 continents: Europe (Check Republic, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Spain) Africa (Nigeria, SouthAfrica) Asia (Georgia, Iran, Israel) America (Colombia, Dominican Republic, USA, Venezuela)Madrid (Spain), 25-26 April 2022
612021Crisis Management30 participants from 7 countries: Austria, Czech Republic, Finland, Poland, Slovakia, South Africa, Spain.Bratislava (Slovakia), 7th-8th December
602021Violence, Empathy and Neurotechnoeducation40 participants from 11 countries and 3 continentes: Brasil, Colombia, United States, Mexico, Paraguay, Venezuela, Denmark, Finland, Poland, Spain, Uganda.Madrid (Spain), 5th-6th-7th July
592021Ethical and Legal Challenges in Front of Current Conflicts50 participants 15 countries from all the continents: Australia, Iran, Israel, Nigeria, South Africa, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Venezuela, Poland, Germany, Hungary, Slovakia, Italy, and Spain.Madrid (Spain), 24-25 May
582021Security Forum60 participants de 14 países: Australia, Bulgaria, Denmark, Dominican Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, South Africa, Spain, Turkey, Ukraina, and USACracow (Poland), 13-14 May
572020Crisis Management20 participants from Poland, Czechia, Slovakia, SpainBratislava (Slovak Republic), 3-4 December
562020Misinformation, Insecurity culture and Group Conflict: towards Finding Solutions40 participants from Poland, Czechia, Slovakia, Spain, Ukraine, and the USASlubice (Poland), 14-15 October
552020Global Commons70 participants from 14 countries: Europe (Denmark, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Slovalia, Spain, Switzerland), Asia (Israel), Africa (Nigeria, South Africa), and America (Colombia, Peru, Dominican Republic, USA)Madrid (Spain), 25-27 May
542020Security Forum Krakow40 participants from Poland, Czechia, Slovakia, Spain, Ukraine, and the USACracow (Poland), 14-15 May
532020Violence and Mental Health75 participants from 13 countries: Europe (Denmark, Italy, Poland, Spain, Sweden), Asia (Pakistan), Africa (Nigeria, South Africa), and America (Brasil, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Uruguay, USA)Madrid (Spain), 23-24 April
522020Consciousness, the Corporstive World and Conflict40 participants from 12 countries: Europe (UK, Italy, Spain), Asia (India, Hong-Kong, Singapur, Philipines), Africa (South Africa), America (Hawaii)) and Oceania (Australia, New Zealand, Fiji)Aoterola (New Zealand) & Sydney (Australia) 7-8 April
512019Violence and Cultural Diversity40 participants from 12 countries: Europe (Denmark, Germany, Italy, Poland, Slovalia, Spain), Africa (Nigeria, South Africa), and America (Brasil, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Uruguay, USA)Madrid (Spain), 13-14 September
502019Conflict and Political Psychology50 participants from 13 countries: Europe (Germany, Kosovo, Netherland, Poland, Portugal, Serbia, Spain), Asia (Hong -Kong), America (Canada, Chile, Colombia, Dominican Republic, USA)Lisbon (Portugal) 16-17 July
492019Safety Project100 participants from 17 countries: Europe (Bulgaria, Check Republic, Denmark, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Lithuania, Poland, Portugal, Slovalia, Spain, Ukraine), Africa (South Africa), and America (Argentina, Colombia, Dominican Republic, USA)Cracow (Poland), 6-7 June
482019TOWARDS A PARADIGM SHIFT IN SECURITY80 participants from 20 countries: Europe (Denmark, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Slovalia, Spain, Sweden, Ukraine), Asia (Israel), Africa (Nigeria, South Africa), and America (Argentina, Brasil, Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador, Peru, Dominican Republic, USA)Madrid (Spain), 27-29
472018FIRE PROTECTION & RESCUE SERVICES90 participants from 5 European countries (Check Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, and Spain).Zilina (Slovakia), 4-5 December
462018VIOLENCIA Y EDUCACION30 participants from 9 countries: Europe (Denmark, Spain), Americas (Colombia, Dominican Republic, Mexico, Paraguay, Uruguay, USA), and Africa (Nigeria).Madrid (Spain), 23-24 November
452018THE FUTURE OF SECURITY AND DEFENCE OF EUROPE95 participants from 28 countries: Asia (Afghanistan, Iran, Palestina), Europe (Belgium, Denmark, England, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia, Spain, Ukraine), Americas (Argentina, Brasil, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Peru, USA), and Africa (Nigeria, South Africa, South Sudan).Madrid (Spain), 11-13 June
442018SECURITY FORUM 201840 participants from 14 countries: Asia (Afghanistan), Europe (Czech Republic, Denmark, Germany, Italy, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia, Spain, Ukraine), America (Argentina, USA), and Africa (Nigeria, Tunis).Cracow (Poland), 5-7 June
432018UNDERSTANDING CONSCIOUSNESS: WELLBEING, EMOTIONS AND CONFLICT35 participants from 9 countries: America (Canada, USA), Europe (England, Spain, Denmark), India, Australia, New Zealand and Africa (South Africa).Mysuru, Karnataka (India), 9-10 January 2018
422017CONFLICT AND CROSS-CULTURAL DIALOGUE90 participants from 34 countries: Asia (China-Hong Kong, Cambodia, Iran, Vietnam, Israel, Palestina, Lebanon), Europe (Bulgaria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Luxembourg, Poland, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Spain, Switzerland), Americas (Canada, USA, Bolivia, Colombia, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador), and Africa (Nigeria, Rwanda, South Africa, Western Sahara)Madrid (Spain), 18-20 September
412016MAPPING THE CYBERSPACE: An Emerging Priority Challenge80 participants from 22 countries: Asia (China, Irán, Nepal, Qatar, Palestine, India), Europe (Russia, Poland, Germany, Croatia, England, Wales, Italy, Spain), Americas (Canada, USA, Colombia, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Venezuela), and Africa (Nigeria, South Africa).Madrid (Spain), 1-3 June
402015VIOLENCE, WAR AND POSTCONFLICT1200 participants (81 of them in an active way) from 9 countries: Europe (Denmark, Italy, Poland, and Spain), Africa (South Africa), and America (Canada, Colombia, Mexico, and USA)Bogotá (Colombia), 12-14 November
392015SECURITY AND DEFENCE: THREATS AN RISKS TO CRITIC INFRASTRUCTURES80 participants from 14 countries: Europe (Denmark, France, Italy, Poland, Spain, and Switzerland), Asia (Thailand), Africa (Nigeria, and South Africa), and America (Canada, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Peru, and Uruguay)Madrid (Spain), 8-9 October 2015
382014A RE-EVALUATION OF THE SEVILLE STATEMENT ON VIOLENCE

11 participants from 6 countries: Egypt, Finland, Italy, Spain, Mexico and USAQuerétaro (Mexico), 20-29 October
372014CONFLICT AND AGGRESSION: DEVELOPMENTAL AND SOCIAL CONDITIONS100 participants from 16 countries: Europe (Czech Republik, Denmark, Germany, Italy, Poland, Spain, and Ukraine), Asia (India, Mongolia, Pakistan, Russia and Syria), Africa (South Africa), and America (Colombia, Canada and USA)Zielona Góra (Poland), 22-25 June, 2014

organized by Kazimierz Wielki University of Bydgoszcz and the University of Zielona Góra
362013TOWARDS UNDERSTANDING CONFLICTS, AGGRESSION, VIOLENCE AND PEACE30 participants from 16 countries: Europe (Denmark, Estonia, Hungary, Italy, Netherland, Poland, Russia, Serbia, Spain, UK, and Ukraine), Asia (Hong Kong – China, and Turkey), Africa (South Africa), and America (Mexico and USA)Hévis (Hungary), 23-26 June, 2013

organized by Tomori Pál Föiskola and CICA
352012TERRORISM AND AGGRESSION: TOWARDS INCREASED FREEDOM AND SECURITY80 participants from 25 countries: Europe (Albania, Bulgaria, Denmark, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Macedonia, Moldava, Poland, Rumania, Russia, Spain, and UK), Asia (Hong Kong – China, India, Iran, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, and Turkey), Africa (Nigeria and South Africa), America (Colombia and USA), and Oceania (New Zealand)Burgas (Black Sea, Bulgaria), 8-11 September.

organized by St. Kliment Ohridski University of Sofia (Political Science Department)
342012CONFLICT IN A SOCIETY IN TRANSITION15 participants (econom ists, sociologists, psychologists & political scientists) from 10 countries:

Austria, Hungary, Israel, Mexico, Russia, Switzerland, Turkey, UK, Ukraine, and USA		Leányfalu (Hungary), 28-31 May.
organized by the College of Dunaújvaros (Institute of Communication Studies and Education) and CICA
332011THE SEVILLE STATEMENT ON VIOLENCE: TWENTY-FIVE YEARS LATER40 participants from 16 countries: Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Russia, Spain, United Kingdom, Iran, Egypt, South Africa, New Zealand, USA, and Mexico.

Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Rome, 22-25 September
322011CONTEMPORARY ISSUES ON VIOLENCE, AGGRESSION & TERRORISM50 participants from 26 countries: Denmark, England, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Kosovo, Nortern Ireland, Spain, Sweden, China, Hong Kong, Iran, Laos, Pakistan, Nigeria, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, USA, Colombia, Nicaragua, Perú and Uruguay.University of California, Irvine (USA), 7-9th September
312010AGGRESSION, POLITICAL VIOLENCE AND TERRORISM300 participants from 16 countries: Bulgaria, Denmark, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Spain, United Kingdom, India, South Africa, USA, Canada, Argentina, Perú and Colombia.Cartagena de Indias (Colombia), 18-20 November)
302010CONFLICT AND AGGRESSION IN A SOCIETY IN TRANSITION
30 participants from 13 countries: Laos, South Africa, Denmark, United Kingdom , Poland, Hungary, Mexico, Uruguay, USA. Spain, Italy, and Russia.Leányfalu (Hungary), 26- 29 August
292010AN UPDATE OF THE SSV 25 YEARS LATER?5 signataires of the SSV from 3 countries (USA, Finland, and Spain)Storrs, CO (USA), 25-26 July
282009ATTITUDES TOWARD CONFLICT AND AGGRESSION: A CROSS-CULTURAL APPROACH52 participants from 21 countries: Japan, China, India, Israel, Palestine, Georgia, Iraq, Iran, South Africa, Denmark, United Kingdom , Poland, Hungary, Mexico, Uruguay, U.S.A. Spain, France, Italy, Sweden, and TurkeyBodrum (Turkey), 24-27 September
272009POLITICAL VIOLENCE AND COLLECTIVE AGGRESSION.80 participants from 25 countries (Ghana, Canada, USA, Germany, Ireland, Nortern Ireland, England, Scottland, Wales, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Netherlands, Greece, Hungary, Norway, Swizerland, Poland, Iraq, Iran, Libanon, Japan, Australia, Estonia, Argentina, South Africa, Zimbabwe)Belfast (Northern Ireland) , 2-5 September
262008AGGRESSION, TERRORISM, AND HUMAN RIGHTS65 participants from 24 countries: B, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Dk, E, England, Pl, P, Slovenia, NL, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Palestinian Territory, Pakistan, UAE, Nigeria, ZA, Ghana, Gambia, Ca, USA, and Australia.Zakopane (Poland), 15-18 July 2008
252007A INTERDISCIPLINARY ANALYSES OF AGGRESSION & TERRORISM120 participants from 28 countries: Austria, B, Bulgaria, D, E, Eire, England, F, Greece, I, Northern Ireland, Pl, Scotland, Slovenia, NL, China, India, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Korea, Nepal, ZA, Zambia, Ca, USA, Nouvelle Caledonie and Australia.Miraflores de la Sierra (Spain), 27-30 September
242007AGRESIÓN Y VIOLENCIA: UNA DIMENSIÓN ÉTICA40 participants from 6 countries: E, USA, Venezuela, Mex, I, ZAMexico City, 6-8 September
232007CATEGORIZING AGGRESSION12 participants from 5 countries: E, USA, B, NL, FAugusta (Georgia), 11-14 January
222006STRESS AND AGGRESSION8 participants from 4 countries: E, UK, Israel, ZAOxford, (England), 30 January
212006WAR ON TERROR20 participants from 6 countries: E, UK, USA, FS, I, Russia, ZATrento (Italy), 8-15 January

202005ZAMBIA CICA ON PEACE AND DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICAparticipants from 5 countries: E, Australia, I, Zambia, ZALusaka (Zambia), 18-20 June

192004HELLAS CICA ON BRAIN AND AGGRESSION38 participants from 19 countries: E, England, Scotland, USA, Ca, D, Dk, F, Greece, Hungary, NL, Turkey, Palestine, I, Israel, Jp, Zambia, Russia, ZARhodes (Greece), 14-17 September
182004VIOLENCE BY ARMED NON-STATE GROUPSAndalo (Italy), 11-18 January
172002THE PHENOMENON OF TERRORISM

La Jolla (California), 9-14 August
162001FROM AGGRESION TO PEACE: A DIALOGUE INTER CIVILISATIONSColombo (Sri Lanka), 17-19 November
152000CROSS-CULTURAL APPROACH TO AGGRESSION50 participants from 20 countries: E, Mex, UK, USA, Canada, D, Dk, F, FS, Nl, Pl, P, I, Iran, Israel, India. Jp, Nigeria, Russia, ZAMiraflores de la Sierra (Spain), 7-9 July
141993ALTERNATIVES TO VIOLENCE

31 participants from 7 countries: E, Denmark, Pl, I, Israel, Cameroon, ZACape Town (South Africa), 27-29 August
131992COMMEMORATION OF THE SEVILLE STATEMENT ON VIOLENCE

5 participants from 3 countries: E, Mex, USAUniversal Expo Seville, 25 June
121990BIOLOGY OF THE AGGRESSION14 participants from 4 countries: E, Mex, USA, ColombiaBogota (Colombia), 21-23 June
111989PSYCHOBIOLOGY AND AGGRESSION: RESEARCH TECHNIQUES13 participants from 5 countries: E, Mex, Pl, F, Sweden, CanadaSeville, January – April
101988COMPARATIVE BIOLOGY OF AGGRESSION13 participants from 5 countries: E, UK, Mex, Argentina, ChileSantiago de Chile, 15-17 December
91988TERRORISM AND MASS-MEDIA17 participants from 9 countries: E, USA, D, Nl, Sweden, Finland, Costa Rica, Canada, Argentina

Seville, 25-27 February
81987CLINICAL ASPECTS OF AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR17 participants from 5 countries: E, USA, Sweden, Finland, NlSeville, 23 April
71986BIOLOGY AND VIOLENCE29 participants from 13 countries: E, USA, Mex, UK, D, Pl, Jp, Finland, India, Kenya, Australia, URSS, KuwaitSeville, 10-16 May
61986PSYCHOBIOLOGY OF PEACE43 participants from 15 countries: E, USA, Mex, UK, D, Pl, Jp, Finland, Bolivia, India, Kenya, Philippines, Australia, URSS, KuwaitSeville, 12-16 May
51985PHARMACOLOGY OF AGGRESSION13 participants from 8 countries: E, USA, Mex, UK, URSS, Pl, Nl, IsraelSeville, 20 May
41985PARENTAL CARE AND AGGRESSION15 participants from 7 countries: E, USA, Mex, UK, F, Jp, Pl, NlSeville, 20 May
31984CONFLICT AMONG POPULATIONS5 participants from 2 countries: E, USASeville, 14 May
21984AGGRESSION IN CHILDREN7 participants from 5 countries: E, UK, I, Pl, MexSeville, 25 Aprilcoming soon
11983BRAIN AND AGGRESSION6 participants from 3 countries: E, USA, MexSeville, 23-24 Maycoming soon