8:30am 9:30am

Welcome and Opening Remarks
9:30am 11:15am
Panel I: Past and Present of Fascism
- Chair
  Federico Finchelstein
  New School for Social Research and Eugene Lang College
- Postfascism: the Politics of Xenophobia and the Legacy of the Twentieth Century
  Enzo Traverso
  Cornell University
- Fascism as a mass phenomenon: should we be calling it a "movement?"
  Seraphim Seferiades
  Panteion University of Social and Political Science
- Discussant
  Turkuler Isiksel
  Columbia University
11:15am 11:30am

Break I
11:30am 1:15pm
Panel II: Old and New Ideological Borders
- Chair
  Jean Cohen
  Columbia University
- Contemporary Fascisms and the Limits of Historical Analogies
  Kostis Karpozilos
  Columbia University
- Time Borders and Space Borders: The Italian Intellectuals and Fascist Antisemitism
  Michele Battini
  University of Pisa
- Discussant
  Ruth Ben-Ghiat
  New York University
1:30pm 2:30pm

Break II
2:30pm 4:15pm
Panel III: Within the Fortress of Europe 1
- Chair
  Nadia Urbinati
  Columbia University
- Fascism(s) in Europe's Center and Periphery Through the Crises of the 1970s
  Dimitris Kousouris
  Institute for Advanced Study Konstanz
- The Neonazi Restructuring After 1989
  Hubertus Buchstein
  Greifswald University
- Discussant
  Jose Moya
  Barnard College
4:15pm 4:30pm

Break III
4:30pm 6:15pm
Panel IV: Within the Fortress of Europe 2
- Chair
  Andrew Arato
  The New School for Social Research
- Fascist Branding: Constructing the Spectacle of Ethnos in the Balkans
  Kriss Ravetto
  UC Davis
- The Crisis of Liberal Institutions in Mediterranean Europe
  Giulia Albanese
  Department Page
- Discussant
  Jeremy Varon
  New School for Social Research and Eugene Lang College
6:15pm 7:30pm

Conclusion and Wrap-up