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

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“Narratives of Identity and Difference after Communism: Doing Business and Making
Problems from Poland to Uzbekistan”
58. Chicago Humanities Institute, “Beyond Civil Society”, 1996:
“The Narrative of Civil Society in Communism’s Collapse and Postcommunism’s
Alternatives: Identity and Difference in East European Business, Polish Protest and
Estonian Nationalism”
59. Estonian Academy of Sciences, 1996:
“Identity Formation and Social Problems in Estonia, Ukraine and Uzbekistan” (with
Barbara Anderson, John Romani and Lisa Fein).
60. American Sociological Association, 1995:
“Postcommunist Cultural Studies: Ideology, Identity, War and Class Formation”
61. American Sociological Association, 1994:
“Post-Communist Society in Between Ideology and Identity Formation: Some Notes on
Entrepreneurs and Solidarity in Poland”
62. Trials of Transition: Collective Protest in Post-Communist Poland, Center for European
Studies, Harvard University, 1993 and Conference of Europeanists, 1994:
“Professionals and Protest in Transformation: Physicians, Teachers and Movements in
Post-Communist Poland”
63. Institute of Historical Studies, Lviv University, Ukraine, 1993:
“Historical Legacies and Civil Societies: Alternative Nations in Eastern Europe”
64. University of California at Los Angeles, 1993
“Privatization and Expertise in Eastern Europe: Western Assistance in Cultivating
Capitalists” (with Pauline Gianoplus)
65. Post-Communism to Post-Solidarity, Polish Transition Embroiled, St. Mary’s College, 1992:
“Entrepreneurs and Expertise: Making Post-Communist Capitalism in Poland” (with
Pauline Gianoplus).
66. Hungarian Sociological Association, Budapest, 1991:
“National and International Factors in the Construction of Expertise”
67. New Poland - Old Obstacles, St. Mary’s College, 1991:
“Poland and Its Neighbors in the Search for Democracy”
68. Professions and Public Authority: Historical and Comparative Perspectives, The International
Sociological Association, 1990:
“State Power and Professional Power: Mexican and Polish Physicians in the Twentieth
Century” (with Luis Duran-Arenas, paper read in our absence)
69. Socialism and Change: Polish Perspectives, IREX and the Polish Academy of Sciences, May
22-27 1990 Madralin, Poland and October, 1990, Princeton NJ:
“Normative Foundations and Empirical Sociology: Inequality, Democracy and Social
Justice in Polish Society”
70. World Congress of Soviet and East European Studies, Harrowgate, England 1990:
“Intellectuals in the Constitution of Civil Society and Post-Communist Regimes in
Poland and Hungary”
71. Workshop on Changing Relationships between Intellectuals and Labor, Center for European
Studies, Harvard University, 1990; and University of Toronto, 1991:
“Professionals and Workers in Poland: During and After Communism”
72. Conference on Instability in Poland, Pennsylvania State University, 1989:
“Instability and Intellectuals of Different Sorts: Physicians and Peace Activists”
73. GMI Engineering and Management Institute, Flint, MI, 1989:
“From Solidarity in 1980 to Fragmentation in 1990: Polish Engineers, Workers and
Reform”
74. American Sociological Association, 1989:
“Critical Sociology in Eastern Europe”
75. American Sociological Association, 1988:
“The Historical Constitution of Professions: Comparative Notes on Physicians in Mexico
and Poland in the Twentieth Century” (with Luis Duran-Arenas).
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