January 2013 CURRICULUM VITAE 1. KENNEDY, MICHAEL ...

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“The Cultures of Energy Security in the Middle East and Eurasia for Europe and
America: Apparent Accounts, Mobilizing Frames, and Deep Structures”
20. “Energy of the 21 st Century: Economy, Policy, Ecology” FINEC, St. Petersburg, Russia,
2008.
"The Meanings of Energy Security in the Middle East and Eurasia for Europe and
America: A Comparative Cultural Sociology"
21. “After Liberalism”, a conference organized by Social Science Research Council and Russia’s
Institute for Eastern Europe, Moscow Russia 2007
“After Liberalism in European Enlargement and Energy Dependence”
22. Nordic International Studies Association, Odense, Denmark, 2007:
“Is Russia Becoming an Energy Superpower: The Social Structuration of Russia’s
Energy Sector (with Pami Alto, David Dusseault and Markku Kivinen)
23. The Wider Caucasus: Energy, Ethnicity, Economics and Security” organized by the
Aleksanteri Institute’s Eurasia Energy Group in coordination with the Ministry for Foreign
Affairs of Finland, 2007:
“Culture, Power, History, and Energy in Global Transformations”
24. Transnationalism and Nationalism in Postcommunist Politics, Syracuse University, 2005
“The Cultural Politics of Military Alliances and Energy Security”
25. American Sociological Association, 2005
“A Sociology of Comparative Sociology and Area Studies”
26. World Congress of the International Institute of Sociology in Stockholm, 2005
“Militarism and Civil Society: Cultural Frameworks and Individual Responsibility in
Poland's Articulation of Freedom against Communism and in Iraq”
27. Russia, Central Europe and the Liberal Arts: A Global Partners Symposium and Reunion
2005:
“The Liberal Arts in the Reflection of Postcommunist Social Change”
28. Aleksanteri Institute, Finland, 2005:
“Poland, Ukraine, and Russia after Transition Culture: The Cultural Politics of Energy
and Security”
29. Center for Slavic, Eurasian, and East European Studies, University of North Carolina, 2005:
“Linking Culture and Security: The Future of Slavic, Eurasian, and East European
Studies”
30. Department of Sociology, University of Western Ontario, and Global Studies Initiative,
Rutgers, 2005:
“A Framework for Analyzing the Cultural Politics of Globalizing Knowledge:
Connectivity, Violence, and Transcendence”
31. American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies, 2004:
“An Analysis of and Prescription for Government/Academic Partnership: Title VI and
Beyond”
32. 12 th All Poland Sociology Congress, Poznan, Poland, September 18, 2004:
“Poland in the American Sociological Imagination”
33. Euro-Atlantic Action Commission, Center for Strategic and International Studies, 2004:
“Poland-University of Michigan Collaboratory in Science, Technology and Education”
34. Meeting of Council of National Resource Centers, 2004
“The Fields of Title VI”
35. Second International Hawaii International Conference on Arts and Humanities, 2004:
“The Arts in the Religious and Secular Formations of the Globalizing University”
36. American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies, 2003:
“Ironies of Intellectuals on the Road to Class Power”
37. Annual Meeting of the Council of Graduate Schools, 2003:
“Projecting North American Universities Abroad”
38. Global Challenges and US Higher Education, 2003:
“The Articulation of International Expertise in the Professions”
39. American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies, 2002:
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