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文藻外語大學歐亞語文學院歐洲研究所將於2022年11月18日辦理第五屆文藻歐洲論壇，探討歐洲最新相關研究與趨勢，歡迎國內外專家、學者與研究生進行學術研究與相關交流。
本屆論壇聚焦歐洲如何因應近期多重危機（烏克蘭戰爭、全球新冠疫情、氣候危機、能源危機、全球供應鏈異常），並力圖振興。
近年來局勢轉變使人明白既有的模式已無法帶來期待的成果，甚或產生負面效應。由於「舊路線」已不足以因應全球瞬息萬變的政經環境，該是歐洲開啟新篇章的時候，以迎接更為興盛的未來。
同時歐洲仍主張其新作為須符合普世民主價值，為人民奠定一個安全、健康和永續性的環境，這一切皆須仰賴創新和活躍的經濟支持。
歐盟和歐洲國家需要重新思考發展方向，針對諸多政策展開調整。本次論壇旨在深度研討歐洲政府企圖突破舊框架所採取的新思維，以及具有前瞻性的振興作為。
振興意指一個系統於承受外在衝擊後能夠適應、轉變及復原的能力，以因應長期的改變和各種不確定性的因素。可透過多種方式達成振興目的，涉及多種領域。從國家安全、能源安全，到氣候行動、公共衛生、教育、社會福利、經濟結構調整、數位化等。
本次論壇歡迎各領域學者先進的投稿（政治、經濟、社會、教育、環境等），論述歐洲行為者（國家、組織、區域等）為回應挑戰如何調整策略、政策或組織架構以發展新興模式。
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The Graduate Institute of European Studies at Wenzao Ursuline University organizes its 5th Wenzao European Forum on 18th November 2022 and calls for contributions. The annual forum provides a platform for the presentation of new advances and research results in European Studies. The forum is organized to provide an international platform for scholars, researchers, and students to share their research findings with experts.
This year we reach out and invite speakers to submit contributions discussing how Europe evolved during the recent crises (Ukraine war, Covid-19 global pandemic, climate crisis, energy crisis, global supply chain disruptions) and aim to strengthen resilience.
Over the past years, we realized that previously walked paths have either failed to bring the wished results or had negative side effects. Since continuing the old paths is not feasible anymore it is time for Europe to open new chapters (“Zeitenwende”) for embracing a more resilient future.
Europe has to acknowledge that new approaches are needed to ensure a future based on democratic values, and a safe, healthy and sustainable environment for its people driven by an innovative and prosperous economy. Given that crises can set free forces for changes to undertake previously unthinkable steps.
European countries and the EU needs to re-think their directions and adjust their policies in numerous fields. This forum aims to identify in what areas European actors seek to walk such new paths, breaking with the past and opening new chapters to promote resilience.
Resilience – understood as the ability of a system to absorb and recover from external shocks by adapting and transforming to address long-term changes and uncertainties – can be achieved in several ways and includes many issue areas. From national security, energy security, to climate action, public health, education, social welfare, economic restructuring, to digitalization efforts.
The forum welcomes contributions from various disciplines (political sciences, economy, sociology, educational studies, environmental studies, etc.) to reveal emerging patterns on how European actors (states, organizations, regions, etc.) have responded to challenges and are seeking to lay the foundations adjusting their policies, institutional structures or strategies.
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