[ALST-L] FW: CSEES Seminar Programme Spring Term 2001

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From: Stephanie Schwandner-Sievers <sschwand at ssees.ac.uk>
Date: Fri, 19 Jan 2001 19:02:12 +0000 (GMT)
Subject: CSEES Seminar Programme Spring Term 2001


CENTRE FOR SOUTH EAST EUROPEAN STUDIES
School of Slavonic and East European Studies, University College London

SPRING TERM 2001 SEMINAR PROGRAMME

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SEMINARS IN SOUTH EAST EUROPEAN STUDIES
in conjunction with the Nash Albanian Studies Programme

Middle Common Room, SSEES, 21 Russell Square
Tuesdays 6 p.m.  wine served

23 January 2001 [Room NG14]
Dina Iordanova (University of Leicester): Is there a Balkan cinema?

1 February 2001 [Thursday]
Katherine Verdery (University of Michigan/Wissenschaftskolleg, Berlin):
Unmaking socialist property: land restitution in Transylvania

6 February 2001
James Gow (King's College London): Slovenia into the EU: from the NATO
Slo-Lane to a Smug-Free zone?

20 February 2001
Paul Stephenson (University College, Cork): The legend of Basil the
Bulgar-slayer

27 February 2001
Albert Doja (University of Hull): Nation-building, identity, and religion
among Albanians

6 March 2001
Jasmina Lukic (Central European University, Budapest): Gender and war in
South Slavonic literatures of the 1990s

13 March 2001
Mark Mazower (Birkbeck College, London): Do the Balkans have a history?

21 March 2001 [Wednesday]
Sarah Green (University of Manchester): Identifying the neighbours:
puzzles of authenticity on the Greek-Albanian border

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WORK-IN-PROGRESS SEMINARS

Senior Common Room, SSEES, 21 Russell Square
Wednesday lunch-times, 1 - 2 p.m.


17 January 2001
Matthew Frank: Mid-twentieth century population transfers: The
Greco-Turkish model and the transfer of the Germans in the 1940s

24 January 2001
Galia Valtchinova: Suffering, religion, and politics: exploring the lives
of seers in Bulgaria and Macedonia, 1940s-1990s

31 January 2001
Barbara Potrata: From tangible to intangible: the case of Slovenian New
Age entrepreneurs

7 February 2001
Slobodan Cvejic: Success of the democratic social movement in Serbia

21 February 2001
Bogdan Barbu: Political power and American culture in communist Romania,
1945-1971

28 February 2001
Alex Bitis: Resettlement of Balkan peoples into Russia after the 1828-9
Russo-Turkish war

7 March 2001
Diana Fotescu: Queen Marie of Romania, n?e Princess of Edinburgh

14 March 2001
Dusan Djordjevich: The emergence of the "Serbian Question" in Yugoslavia
in the 1930s


ALL ARE WELCOME!




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