[alst-l] Events at Harvard University

[Agron Alibali]

                    Thursday February 18, 1999, 4:00 pm
             Faculty Dining Room, Kennedy School of Government

                      A talk with Dimitri Mitropoulo,
              Political Correspondent, TO VIMA weekly, Athens
                   and Nieman Fellow, Harvard University


                          Barbarians at the Gate:
                    Covering Immigration in the Balkans


Organized by the Kokkalis Program on Southeastern and East-Central
Europe,

For more info please call Nick Gragoudas at 617-496-6111

In addition, given the on-going negotiations on Kosovo in France the
Kokkalis Program invites you to a
a lecture  and discussion this Friday, 19 February entitled:

THE QUESTION OF KOSOVO: YESTERDAY, TODAY AND TOMORROW
by
DUSAN BATAKOVIC, Professor of History at the University of Belgrade and
Political Advisor to the Serbian Church concerning the issue of Kosovo
and
Metohija

at 12:30 p.m.
Malkin Penthouse, Littaeur Building,  John F. Kennedy School of
Government

Please contact ana at mailcity.com for more information .
The lecture is organized by the Kokkalis Program at JFK.

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We are pleased to announce our spring schedule! Please forward this to
anyone who might be interested, and contact us with relevant e-mail
addresses to add to our mailing list.


	        THE SOUTHEAST EUROPE STUDY GROUP

     at the Center for European Studies, 27 Kirkland St.,
   sponsored by the Kokkalis Program at the Kennedy School


Thomas Cushman
Sociology Department, Wellesley College

"Trust, Confidence and Civil Society in Post-War Bosnia"

Thursday, February 25, 4:15, Lower Auditorium
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George Perevelakis
Department of Geography and Planning, University of Paris-Sorbonne

"Greece at a Crossroads: Internal and External Issues - A Time of
Change"

Friday, March 5, 4:15, Cabot Room, co-sponsored with the Greek Study
Group
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Steven Burg
Political Science Department, Brandeis University

"Recent Developments in Macedonian Politics"

Friday, March 19, 4:30, Lower Auditorium
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Linda Mitrojorgji
Fulbright Scholar in Urban Planning, University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champagne

"Urbanism of a City Under the Pressure of Economic and Political
Changes:
a case study of Tirana, the capital city of Albania"

Friday, April 16, 4:15, Lower Auditorium
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Katherine Verdery
Department of Anthropology, University of Michigan

"Reburying Transylvania's Uniate Bishop: Exhumation, Evangelization, and
the Postsocialist Religious Market"

Monday, April 26, 2:15
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The Southeast European Study Group is hosted by the Center for European
Studies and sponsored by the Kokkalis Program at the Kennedy School. It
is
designed to provide scholars and students from a wide variety of
discplines (Anthropology, Cultural Studies, Government, History, Law,
Literature, Sociology) with a forum to discuss topics relevant to the
region of Southeastern Europe (defined here as Albania, Bosnia,
Bulgaria,
Croatia, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Romania, Slovenia
and
Yugoslavia). Co-chairs: Ellen Elias-Bursac, Dimitris Keridis, Ana
Siljak.

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