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COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, 14-16 APRIL 2005 PRELIMINARY PROGRAM (as of 22 March 2005) SESSION I THURSDAY APRIL 14, 1.00-3.00 PM Panel U2Identity in Ukraine and Belarus Chair Zenon Wasyliw (Ithaca College, US) wasyliw@ithaca.edu Papers Germ Janmaat (Institute of Education, London, UK) g.janmaat@ioe.ac.uk History and National Identity: The Great Famine in Irish and Ukrainian History Textbooks
tetyana.koshmanova@wmich.edu National Identity and Cultural Coherence in Educational Reform
pryvit99@yahoo.com Uncertain Subjects: Youth, History and Nation-Building in Post-Soviet Odessa
anna_zadora@hotmail.com The Role of Historical Education in the Construction of a Belarusian National Identity
hlane@duke.poly.edu Panel CE12 Law, Jurisdiction, and Hungarian Minorities Chair Andrew Ludanyi (Ohio Northern U, US) a-ludanyi@onu.edu Papers Julie Sunday (McMaster U, Canada) julie.sunday@magma.ca Expanding Borders: Creating Latitude for Hungarian-Minority Autonomy within Transylvania Laszlo J. Kulcsar (Cornell U, US) lk76@cornell.edu and Tamas Domokos (Echo Survey Institute, Budapest, Hungary) tdomokos@echosurvey.hu One Generation but Two Places: Tolerance and Nationalist Attitudes among Ethnic Hungarian Students in Hungary and Slovakia
pala@jgytf.u-szeged.hu, herendi@jgytf.u-szeged.hu Ongoing Processes of the Danube-Koros-Mures-Theis Euroregion
sstroschein@wcfia.harvard.edu Panel N8 Ethnic Mobilization, Conflict, and Institutions Chair Florian Bieber (ECMI Belgrade, Serbia-Montenegro) bieberf@gmx.net Papers David Epstein (Columbia U, US) de11@columbia.edu Bahar Leventoglu (Stonybrook U, US) bahar.leventoglu@stonybrook.edu and Sharyn O'Halloran (Columbia U, US) so33@columbia.edu Minorities and Democratization
myitkyina13@msn.com Traumatized Communities - Ethnic Conflict and Social Healing
erik_friberg@yahoo.com Minority Protection through Genocide Prevention: Can the UN Special Advisor Bridge the UN’s Human Rights and Political Institutions?
ckoroste@gmu.edu National Identity Formation and Conflict Intentions of Ethnic Minorities: Early Warning and Identity Management
meyerd@cedarville.edu Panel EU7 Retrospective and Prospective Views on Identity in Central Asia Chair Neema Noori (Columbia U, US) nn88@columbia.edu Papers Kristine Tockman (Georgetown U, US) kristinetockman@yahoo.com Nationalism in Central Asia: What Happened?
g4coop@ilo.org Clans in Uzbekistan: Political Alliances or Kinship Networks?
hhale@indiana.edu Cause Without a Rebel: Kazakhstan's Unionist Nationalism and Theories of Secession and Ethnic Conflict
sosabol@email.uncc.edu Panel R11 Soviet Nationalities Chair John A. Berta (Methodist College, NC, US) bertaj@soc.mil Papers George Poteat (Troy U, US) GHPoteat@aol.com Artificial Nationalities: The Soviet Cultural Project and the Sounds of Conflicted Identity
shagdaronbd@appstate.edu Culture As An Expression of National Identity
dshlapen@iusb.edu From National Bolshevism to Westernization: The Road to a Utopian Paradigm
mrywkin@aol.com Panel BK9Balkan Transnationalisms Chair Djordje Stefanovic (U of Toronto, Canada) dstefano@chass.utoronto.ca Papers Erind Pajo (U California Irvine, US) epajo@uci.edu Portrait of “the Emigrant” as a Teacher in Albania and as a Janitor in Greece: Outline of an Ethnography of International Advancement
vf38@columbia.edu Remembrance and Reflexivity: Mediated Representations of the Yugoslavian Wars in Film
iatanass@gmu.edu SESSION II THURSDAY APRIL 14, 3.15-5.15 PM Panel U4Ukrainian Narratives of Moving into, out of, and through EmpiresChair
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jennifer.dickinson@uvm.edu Joining the Empire: Oral History Narratives of Becoming Soviet in 1940’s Zakarpattia
natalia.shostak@usask.ca Migrating through the EU: Ukrainian Migrant Workers' Narratives in Contemporary Perspective
JAllinaPisano@mail.colgate.edu Identity in the Ukraine-Slovakia Borderlands: The Politics of European Union Expansion in a Divided Village
tzhurzh@postmaster.co.uk Identity in the Ukrainain-Russian Borderlands: Local Narratives of Spatial Reorganization and Social Change
ukr.chair@utoronto.ca Panel TH4 The Reshaping of the Holocaust and WWII Memory in the Post-Soviet Era Chair Robin Ostow (Wilfried Laurier U/CREES, U of Toronto, Canada) rostow@chass.utoronto.ca Papers Bella Zisere (Institut d’Études Politiques de Paris, France) belle_rou@yahoo.com Holocaust Remembrance in Post-Soviet Latvia
lvapne@yahoo.com The Case of Russian-Speaking Jews in Germany
msf2106@columbia.edu A Case Study of Independent Ukraine (1991-2004)
twwaters@law.harvard.edu Remembering Sudetenland: On the Legal Construction of Memory
tarlow@fas.harvard.edu Panel N5 The Roots of Ethnic Violence Chair Neophytos G. Loizides (Harvard/Princeton, US) Neophytos_Loizides@ksg.harvard.edu Papers Cathie Carmichael, University of East Anglia, UK) Cathie.Carmichael@uea.ac.uk The Power of the Past: Ancient History and Constructions of Ethnic Violence in Europe c.1870-1923
vgagnon@ithaca.edu The Myth of Ethnic War: Serbia and Croatia in the 1990s
Dusko.Sekulic@flinders.edu.au Structural Determinants of Nationalism in the Post-Communist Croatia
stathis.kalyvas@yale.edu John Lampe (University of Maryland, US) jlampe@Glue.umd.edu Roundtable EU3 Afghanistan Chair Rameen Moshref Javid (Exectutive Director, Afghan Communicator) Rameen@afghancommunicator.com Participants Aman Mojadidi (Program Officer, Help The Afghan Children) aman@helptheafghanchildren.org Humanitarians with Guns: The Militarization of Aid and Development in Afghanistan
atarzi@yahoo.com The Neo-Taliban, Reinvention of a Movement
younos@sbcglobal.net Democratization of Afghanistan Islam and Democracy
giragosi@msn.com Papers Antonia L. Eliason (George Washington U, US) aeliason@gmail.com Russia and the Near Abroad : The Politics of Energy
gulnaz@gwu.edu The Oligarchs are Coming?! Political Implication of Capital Expansion in the Case of Tatarstan
barylski@banshee.sar.usf.edu Putin's Energy Strategy, the Rentier State Paradigm, and the Rise of Technocratic, Authoritarian Nationalism in the Former Soviet Union
pphgna01@phd.ceu.hu Unidentified Shareholders: the Impact of Petroleum Companies on Banking Sector in Russia vis-à-vis other Petrostates
Stephen.Blank@us.army.mil Panel BK15 Download 256.48 Kb. Share with your friends:
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