Round Table
Originality as the Basis of Development: The Ideas of N. Y. Danilevsky and Modernity
In the context of increasing globalization and the growing cultural pressure from the collective West, the need to find sustainable foundations for the development of civilizations, preserve their unique identity, and strengthen dialogue among peoples is becoming more urgent. The ideas of N.Y. Danilevsky about originality as the foundation of historical progress are particularly significant today, when cultural independence itself becomes a key resource for the anti-globalist movement, the expansion of international cooperation, and the promotion of a just multipolarity.
The event aims to unite the efforts of scholars, public figures, and representatives of foreign countries to develop concrete solutions, including the launch of international educational projects, the formation of partnership networks, and the creation of a unified textbook on the Russian language and history for a global audience.
The event aims to unite the efforts of scholars, public figures, and representatives of foreign countries to develop concrete solutions, including the launch of international educational projects, the formation of partnership networks, and the creation of a unified textbook on the Russian language and history for a global audience.
Participants
Journalists, members of non-governmental organizations, employees of organizations and institutions of foreign states
Discussion
Questions
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How to interpret N.Y. Danilevsky’s ideas about cultural-historical types in the modern context of globalization and information pressure?
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Can the concept of originality become the basis for building new forms of international cooperation alternative to Western models?
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What mechanisms are most effective for developing anti-globalist initiatives and strengthening a multipolar world?
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What should a unified textbook on the Russian language and history for a foreign audience look like: balancing academic rigor, accessibility, and relevance?
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How to build an international network of partners so that it becomes not only an educational but also a cultural and economic platform for long-term cooperation?
Moderator
Vladimir Rogov
Chairman of the Commission of the Civic Chamber of the Russian Federation on Sovereignty, Patriotic Projects, and Veteran Support; Head of the N. Y. Danilevsky Scientific and Educational Center
Program and Speakers
Program and Speakers
09:30 – 09:40
Opening of the Round Table.
Introductory remarks by the moderator
Introductory remarks by the moderator
09:40 – 10:40
Speakers’ presentations
- Vladimir Rogov, Chairman of the Commission of the Civic Chamber of the Russian Federation on Sovereignty, Patriotic Projects, and Veteran Support; Head of the N.Y. Danilevsky Scientific and Educational Center
- Oleg Shevchenko, V.I. Vernadsky Crimean Federal University, Doctor of Philosophical Sciences
- Ahmad Vakhshtekhe, Director of the ANO "Center for Strategic Research and Development of Relations with the Middle East"
- Andrea Luchidi, Online Publication "International Reporters"
- Roman Blaško, Editor-in-Chief of the international website gnews. cz (Czech Republic)
- Umi Sen, Secretary General of the "Russian Cultural Center Kalinka" in Senegal
10:40 – 11:00
Summing up the Round Table discussions
- Adoption of the resolution on the dialogue of civilizations
- Definition of a roadmap for 12 months
- Approval of the technical specifications for the textbook
- Gratitude to the participants
- Announcement of the start of joint work
