9:00am 9:30am

Welcome and Introductions

9:30am 11:00am

The New Security Regime

Chair
Jack Lewis Snyder
Columbia University
Beatrice de Graaf
Universiteit Utrecht
“The Vienna Peace Settlements: From the Balance of Power to the Balance of Negotiation”
Stella Ghervas
Maison des Sciences de l’Homme d’Aquitaine
“The ‘Congress System’: The World’s First ‘International Security Regime’”
Mark Jarrett
Discussant
Richard Betts
Columbia University

11:00am 11:15am

Break I

11:15am 12:45pm

Communicating the Congress’s Values

Chair
Larry Wolff
New York University
“’Race,’ Legal Fiction and the Congress of Vienna: Unwitting Errors, Global Haunting and the Continuing Legacy of a Dangerous Superstition in Today’s World”
Margaret Crosby-Arnold
Blinken European Institute of Columbia University
“The Caribbean and Iberoamerica and its Impact for the Congress of Vienna and Vice Versa”
Christian Cwik
University of the West Indies
“Women, Men, and the Making of Modern International Politics”
Glenda Sluga
University of Sydney
Discussant
Susan Pedersen
Columbia University

12:45pm 2:15pm

Break II

2:15pm 3:45pm

Irrepressible Issues: Rogue Nations, Insubordinate Peoples, the Democratic Spirit

Chair
Charly Coleman
Columbia University
“The Trienio Liberal in Southern Europe 1820-23: A ‘Liberal International’”?
John Davis
University of Connecticut
“From Mass Mobilisation to Terror Tactics: Irish Responses to the New Security System”
Patrick Geoghegan
Trinity College Dublin
“Jihad in West Africa and the Congress of Vienna”
Paul Lovejoy
York University
Discussant
Reinhard Stauber
Austrian and the Alps-Adriatic University Klagenfurt (Austrian Alps-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt)

3:45pm 4:00pm

Break III

4:00pm 5:30pm

Concluding Roundtable