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IWM Project:
Selected
Publications:
IWM Project:
Selected
Publications:
IWM Project:
Medieval Rus’ and Early Modern Russia from the
12th until the 17th Century”, in: L. Bessmertnyj,
Oexle O. (ed.): Das Individum und die Seinen.
Individualitat in der okzidentalen und in der
russischen Kultur in Mittelalter und früher Neuzeit,
Gottingen 2001; Women in Russian History from
the 10th to the 20th Century, New York 1997,
London 1999; “The Women in the Ancient
Russian Family, Problems of New Discussion”, in:
M.M. Balzer (ed.): Russian Traditional Culture:
Religion, Gender, and Customary Law, NY/London
1992.
Michael Staudigl
Habilitand
(Phänomenologie,
Politische Philosophie),
Universität Wien;
APART-Stipendiat der
Österreichischen
Akademie der
Wissenschaften
„Phänomen Gewalt”:
Perspektiven phänomenologischer Forschung
Die Grenzen der Intentionalität. Zur Kritik der
Phänomenalität nach Husserl, Würzburg 2003;
Jenseits des Kulturprinzips. Meta-Genealogien (hg.
mit Stefan Nowotny), Wien 2003; „Phänomenologie
an der Grenze? Bemerkungen zum
Status der Grenze in der Phänomenologie”, in:
Recherches husserliennes 16 (2001).
Maja Vehovec
Professor of Microeconomics, University of Rijeka
After the Accession
“Comparative overview of defensive firm restructuring
in Croatia and Slovenia”, in: (ed. with
Domadenik), Financial Theory and Practice 4
(2003); Defensive Restructuring in Transition
Economies: Does rigidity of labor markets matter?
Proceedings of the Economia Moderna Conference
(ed. with Domadenik), Zagreb 2002; “The
Informal Economy and Informal Standards of
Behavior: How much Ethics can Help in Business
Conduct?”, in: Financial Theory and Practice, 26
(2002).
Oksana Zabuzhko
Free-lance writer,
Kiev; Milena
Jesenská Visiting
Fellow
Women’s Role
Models in
Contemporary
Ukrainian
Culture: Feminists,
Soviet
Crones & Cosmo Girls
Selected
Publications:
IWM Project:
Selected
Publications:
IWM Project:
Selected
Publications:
IWM Project:
IWM Project:
“Publicity and Media in Communism and After:
The Destruction of Privacy”, in: Social Research 69
(2002); Sestro, sestro (O Sister, My Sister) and other
Stories, Kiev 2003; Reportazh iz 2000-ho roku
(The 2000 Report), Essays, Kiev 2001.
Junior Visiting Fellows
January – June 2004
Muriel Blaive
Post-doc Researcher and Lecturer of History, Charles
University, Prague; Körber Junior Visiting Fellow
Coming to Terms with a Nation’s Past: The
Czechs and their Archives of Communism
“La démocratie pour les Tchèques: une légitimité
politique et une composante identitaire”, in: Revue
d’études comparatives Est-Ouest, 1 (2003); “La
police politique communiste en action: les
Tchécoslovaques et la révolution hongroise de
1956”, in: Revue d’histoire moderne et
contemporaine, 49 (2002); Promarena prilezitost.
Ceskoslovensko a rok 1956 (A Missed Opportunity.
Czechoslovakia and the Year 1956), Prague 2001.
Jakub Franek
Ph.D. candidate in Political Science, Boston College
Hannah Arendt and Michel Foucault – Two
Attempts at a Socratic Critique of Modernity
“Platón jako inspirátor soucasné politické filosofie?
– Pojetí spravedlnosti a poznání v liberální tradici
a u Platóna”, in: Reflexe 25, forthcoming 2004;
“Bohumil Hrabal’s ‘I Served the King of England’
– The Writer as a Bad Conscience of the Nation”,
in: Proceedings of APSA 2002 Annual Meeting
(electronic publication: psaproceedings.cup.org).
Deanna L. Gard
Post-doc, Boston University
School of Law
Catch22: The Dilemma of
Revising Bulgaria’s and
Romania’s Competition Laws
for EU Accession
Izabella Main
Post-doc in History, Central European University,
Budapest; Körber Junior Visiting Fellow
Memory and History in the Cityscapes in Poland:
the Search for Europe
Jakub Franek, Izabella Main
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