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		<title>CFP:  Summer School of the BCS language</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Fifth Summer School of the BCS language in Sarajevo 22 July – 2 August, 2013 The Association Linguists is organising the fifth edition of the Summer School of the Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian language this year. The school lasts for two weeks, and consists of 40 classes of grammar and conversation. Additional activities include cooking and folklore [...]]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<h2 style="text-align: justify;">The Fifth Summer School of the BCS language in Sarajevo</h2>
<p style="text-align: justify;"><strong>22 July – 2 August, 2013</strong></p>
<p>The Association Linguists is organising the fifth edition of the Summer School of the Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian language this year.</p>
<p>The school lasts for two weeks, and consists of 40 classes of grammar and conversation. Additional activities include cooking and folklore workshops, translation classes, as well as a visit to a museum and a regional film screening. This year, instead of paying a visit to Mostar, we will travel to Travnik and Jajce, as a part of a one-day field trip.</p>
<p>In case you are interested in taking more than the 40 classes that the original Summer School offers, please let us know when you apply &#8211; this year we are organising the additional 20 classes (60 classes in total)! Our students will be able to opt for additional 5 days of learning BCS with us, from 5 to 9 August.</p>
<p>Students will be divided into small groups according to their proficiency levels, and several teachers will work with them on different aspects of language acquisition.</p>
<p>This year we will be organising the C2 level for those who have learned their grammar but still struggle with writing, as well as for those whose mother tongue is BCS, but who have never studied it in school.</p>
<p>Application process has already started, the price being 250 euro if you apply before 1 June.</p>
<p>If you apply later, the price is 300 euro.</p>
<p>We offer a discount for those who do not want to attend the additional activities and only wish to attend the classes (the price being 200 euro for two weeks and 300 euro for three weeks).</p>
<p>The accommodation is not included in the price.</p>
<p>For additional information, please visit: http://www.lingvisti.ba/bsc-school/bcs-summer-school/description-of-the-school</p>
<p>You can also check our e-magazines to find info about the previous summers:</p>
<p>http://www.lingvisti.ba/download/7dcbab9d-bc71-4329-b3ee-b94917127195.pdf,</p>
<p>as well as some photos:</p>
<p>http://www.lingvisti.ba/o-nama/foto-album/cetvrta-ljetna-skola</p>
<p>If you should have any questions, please feel free to contact us!</p>
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		<title>CfC: Dwelling/living in the Post-Yugoslav space</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Dwelling/living in the Post-Yugoslav space Before the 1st of May 2013 Following the European seminar held in Tours on this topic in June 2012, the PY network invites young researchers in Social Sciences working on the post-Yugoslav space to submit articles for a forthcoming publication (in French or in English) in an influential European journal. [...]]]></description>
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<p style="text-align: justify;"><strong>Before the 1st of May 2013</strong></p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">Following the European seminar held in Tours on this topic in June 2012, the PY network invites young researchers in Social Sciences working on the post-Yugoslav space to submit articles for a forthcoming publication (in French or in English) in an influential European journal. The issue will be titled: “Dwelling/living in the Post-Yugoslav space”, focusing on the evolution of relations between space and people in former Yugoslavia. Our ambition is to offer a fresh view and a better understanding of political, economic, socially rapid and complex evolutions in the region and to participate more broadly to a better understanding of socio-spatial processes in our contemporary world. The objective is also to facilitate, to promote and to make visible research analysis of young researchers working on the post-Yugoslav area.</p>
<p>Synopsis</p>
<p>Understood as a way for the individual to be in an environment, dwelling is a complex phenomenon challenging to define/grasp due to its modes being both material and ideal arrangements of representations and practices of the world (Bailleul and Feildel, 2011). Put differently, the inhabitants of aspace –as a lived experience and as a place of life- physically and symbolically appropriate it (Vassart, 2006). These individual and social relations between human being(s) and space(s) rely on personal, collective and cultural dynamics, which generate a very rich variety of meanings of home places. Dwelling is for the human being a manner to define its possibilities to be in space and time.</p>
<p>In the context of the post Yugoslav space, the verbs to dwell and/or to live acquire a particular resonance. In 1993, Michel Sivignon pointed out the grim actuality of these words during the Yugoslav conflicts. People have fought to guarantee their rights to live (in a house, a village, and a valley) but also to prevent others from living (in the neighbouring house, village, and valley). Wars were about getting rid of certain inhabitants but also about denying and deleting the signs and the marks they left in space and time.</p>
<p>If the 1990s conflicts may be questioned through the concept of dwelling, it is also possible to use this latter to elaborate a renewed perspective on recent reconfigurations of societies and territories in the former Yugoslav space. Other phenomena should also be integrated in such an analysis, e.g. the end of the socialist regime, the emergence of new nation-states, of market economy and the effects of supranational processes such as European integration and globalisation. Those have led to the emergence and the multiplication of new actors producing norms and representations –groups or individuals, state(s) or international organisations. Doing so, one may develop an approach much less concentrated on conflicts and nationalisms but focusing also on other aspects of the recent changes that have impacted (or not) on the way people live and dwell in space and time. Private ownership for instance is one phenomenon that has modified the relation between people and ground / land. It may result in a new personification of space and in new processes of formalising practices and representations in space that used to be informal.</p>
<p>In this call for papers, we are mainly interested in 3 themes:<br />
1/ to be inhabitant and citizen in post-Yugoslav States</p>
<p>The end of the socialist political and economic system, the emergence of new sovereign nation-states as well as the successive migration of people over the last 20 years question the evolution of the relation between inhabitants and their new state(s) –changes in regime(s), legal statuses, definition of membership to the citizenry, borders and boundaries, law– and with neighbouring states –e.g. multiple citizenships. As a result of multiple historical, social and political processes, post-Yugoslav citizenships and their vocabulary refer to different definitions and meanings through time and space in the area. Besides, it is necessary to take into account the practices they encompass without being too close to normative understandings of other “citizenships” – e.g. British or French. Thus, this theme aims at questioning the evolution of citizenship(s) and citizenship regimes through their implication in everyday life and ordinary acts in post-Yugoslav spaces. What does this evolution imply in terms of dwelling (e.g. access to housing or other resources and rights)?<br />
2/ to dwell, to live, to move in the post-Yugoslav space</p>
<p>Many researchers in the French academic context have recently noted the emergence of polytopic ways of living. More precisely, they argue that society has evolved in a way in which inhabitants have become more mobile in their everyday life and along their lifetime (Bailleul et Feildel, 2011; Stock, 2006). To what extent does this general observation fit with the post-Yugoslav context?</p>
<p>Mobility should be perceived as a vector/vehicle in the construction of the meaning that individuals give to the space in which they live in. Hence, the question is: which information do the recent changes in individuals’ mobility and spatial identities in former Yugoslavia give about the ways people dwell/live in spaces? And reversely how are these ways of living/dwelling modifying spatiality, mobility and identities of individuals living in post Yugoslav spaces? We welcome contributions dealing with the evolutions of links between spatial and social reconfigurations. Different kinds of mobility may be treated: forced mobility (refugees/returnees), regular mobility (for familial, economic, social reasons…), and daily mobility, from local to international scales.<br />
3/ to live and to remember in former Yugoslavia</p>
<p>Socio-political evolutions in the (post-)Yugoslav space have been going hand-in-hand with an evolution of historical reference frames in spaces and societies. From the former socialist regime to the rising of nationalisms in the 1980s, the affirmation of new nation-states and local reconfigurations in the 1990s, the historical references in which societies take root seem both to proliferate and to merge. A stimulating empirical approach avoiding any oversimplification may be to focus on the evolution of the relations with memory and places of memory –lieux de mémoire– through the processes of recognition and incorporation of heritage status. We welcome approaches based upon the premises that history is only an interpretation and a production of past facts in a specific socio-political context by different actors and that this interpretation participates to identity construction processes for individuals and groups. Articles questioning heritage statuses in post-Yugoslav territories and societies are welcome as well as analyses of storytelling and production of discourses at the local and the national scales.<br />
Process of selection</p>
<p>We invite young researchers, PhD students and post-doc in Social Sciences working on the post-Yugoslav space to apply to this call. Writing language has to be French or English.</p>
<p>Propositions should be 500 words long. They should be sent before the 1st of May 2013 at the following e-mail: reseaupy@yahoo.fr . They should come with a one-page CV in French or in English.</p>
<p>The selection committee will pay attention in particular to the scientific and language quality of propositions and to their link with the three themes developed in this call.</p>
<p>The accepted applicants will be notified in May; articles should be submitted during summer 2013.<br />
The PY network</p>
<p>The PY network aims at bringing together PhD students and young researchers dealing with reconfigurations of post-Yugoslav societies and territories.</p>
<p>For more information, see: http://www.facebook.com/ReseauPy ; http://reseaupy.hypotheses.org<br />
Heads of the network:</p>
<p>Cyril Blondel, PhD student in politics and in regional planning UMR CITERES (CNRS 7324), Université de Tours cyril.blondel@univ-tours.fr<br />
Guillaume Javourez, PhD student in geography UMR TELEMMe (6570); Université d’Aix-Marseille g.javourez@univ-provence.fr<br />
Marie Van Effenterre, PhD student in anthropology EHESS, UMR IIAC-TRAM (CNRS 8177), Paris marievaneffenterre@gmail.com</p>
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		<title>Balcani, Europa: violenza, politica, memoria</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Balcani, Europa: violenza, politica, memoria 15 aprile 2013 ore 14:00 Palazzo Cosulich, Dorsoduro 1405, Sala media L&#8217; Università Ca&#8217; Foscari di Venezia in collaborazione con la Scuola di Relazioni Internazionali organizza dei seminari di Storia Culturale e il pomeriggio del 15 aprile sarà interamente dedicato ai Balcani. Saranno presenti all&#8217;incontro Luca Baldissara (Università di Pisa); [...]]]></description>
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<p><strong>15 aprile 2013 ore 14:00</strong></p>
<p>Palazzo Cosulich, Dorsoduro 1405, Sala media</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">L&#8217; Università Ca&#8217; Foscari di Venezia in collaborazione con la Scuola di Relazioni Internazionali organizza dei seminari di Storia Culturale e il pomeriggio del 15 aprile sarà interamente dedicato ai Balcani.<br />
Saranno presenti all&#8217;incontro Luca Baldissara (Università di Pisa); Bruna Bianchi (Ca&#8217; Foscari); Marco Buttino (Università di Torino); Luisa Chiodi (Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso); Leonardo Paggi (Università di Modena e Reggio Emilia); Rolf Petri (Ca&#8217; Foscari);Stefano Petrungaro (IOS Regensburg)e Milovan Pisarri (Forum for Applied History Belgrad).</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;"><a href="http://intra.unive.it/phpapps/eventi/allegati/event_3137098_1.pdf" target="_blank">Programma</a></p>
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		<title>Vent&#8217;anni dopo. Riflessioni sull&#8217;ultima guerra europea</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Vent&#8217;anni dopo. Riflessioni sull&#8217;ultima guerra europea Incontro con la regista bosniaca Vesna Ljubic 10 e 11 aprile 2013 Mercoledì 10 aprile ore 9:00 Aula 6/7 Facoltà di Lettere e Filosofia Giovedì 11 aprile ore 10:00 Aula Imbucci Università degli Studi di Salerno]]></description>
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Incontro con la regista bosniaca Vesna Ljubic</h2>
<p><strong>10 e 11 aprile 2013</strong></p>
<p>Mercoledì 10 aprile ore 9:00<br />
Aula 6/7 Facoltà di Lettere e Filosofia<br />
Giovedì 11 aprile ore 10:00<br />
Aula Imbucci<br />
Università degli Studi di Salerno</p>
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		<title>Racconta l&#8217;Europa all&#8217;Europa</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Racconta l&#8217;Europa all&#8217;Europa L&#8217;Europa sul web, nelle sale cinematografiche, in radio, nelle scuole, all&#8217;università e in eventi pubblici. Per un anno sarà protagonista su Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso. Per rispondere alla crisi, con nuova forza e idealità. Passaggio a sudest: speciali del programma Passaggio a sudest Il progetto Racconta l&#8217;Europa all&#8217;Europa così abbiamo intitolato il [...]]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<h2><a href="http://aisseco.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/osservatorio-balcani-e-caucaso.jpg"><img class="alignleft size-medium wp-image-3698" alt="osservatorio balcani e caucaso" src="http://aisseco.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/osservatorio-balcani-e-caucaso-300x59.jpg" width="300" height="59" /></a>Racconta l&#8217;Europa all&#8217;Europa</h2>
<p style="text-align: justify;">L&#8217;Europa sul web, nelle sale cinematografiche, in radio, nelle scuole, all&#8217;università e in eventi pubblici. Per un anno sarà protagonista su Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso. Per rispondere alla crisi, con nuova forza e idealità.</p>
<h2>P<a href="http://www.radioradicale.it/rubrica/97" target="_blank">assaggio a sudest: speciali del programma Passaggio a sudest</a></h2>
<p style="text-align: justify;">Il progetto</p>
<p>Racconta l&#8217;Europa all&#8217;Europa così abbiamo intitolato il progetto europeo che ci vedrà impegnati per tutto il prossimo anno. Del resto contribuire al dibattito sull&#8217;Europa è uno degli obiettivi di Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso fin dal suo esordio.</p>
<p>Inizialmente la ragione d&#8217;essere di OBC era quella di riflettere sulle conseguenze della guerra in Europa e sul sostegno alla ricostruzione dei Balcani. Con il tempo la situazione è gradualmente migliorata e dall&#8217;aiuto umanitario si è passati a discutere di armonizzazione di sistemi giuridici e consolidamenti democratici.</p>
<p>Il prossimo luglio la Croazia diventerà il 28esimo membro dell&#8217;Unione. Ma, a seconda del punto di partenza, negli ultimi anni anche gli altri paesi della regione hanno fatto passi avanti nel processo di democratizzazione avendo di fronte la prospettiva dell&#8217;integrazione europea.</p>
<p>Sebbene dominato da questioni economiche e aspetti tecnico-legali, il processo di allargamento dell&#8217;UE ha avuto un ruolo chiave nel superamento delle guerre degli anni &#8217;90 e nella stabilizzazione regionale e resta un fondamentale orizzonte politico per tutti i Balcani. E ciò non dovrebbe sorprendere perché si tratta anche per l’Europa sud-orientale di accedere a quel processo storico di superamento della guerra e di costruzione di un comune spazio politico, da cui è di fatto rimasta esclusa fino alla fine degli anni &#8217;90.</p>
<p>Di questa Europa i mezzi di informazione parlano poco se non quando si agitano gli animi per la paura di nuovi flussi migratori o si evidenzia l’instabilità politica che la caratterizza. Senza dubbio per alcuni paesi balcanici, con economie fragili e amministrazioni soffocate dalla corruzione, l&#8217;impegno per accedere all&#8217;integrazione europea è ancora molto oneroso. Ma nonostante tutto il processo di armonizzazione lentamente prosegue lontano dai riflettori, assistito dalla Direzione Generale per l&#8217;Allargamento della Commissione Europea e monitorato delle Commissioni del Parlamento Europeo.</p>
<p>Si tratta certamente di una dinamica complessa e come tale viene considerata una questione per addetti ai lavori. Eppure l&#8217;allargamento ad est dell&#8217;UE è stato ed è uno straordinario fenomeno geopolitico per il nostro continente. È sorprendente, come notava il centro studi ESI, che in questi 20 anni non sia emerso nemmeno un best seller per animare la discussione sulla riunificazione europea.</p>
<p>D&#8217;altro canto, uno degli aspetti principali del deficit democratico dell&#8217;UE è proprio la povertà del dibattito sulle nostre istituzioni e le nostre politiche, e l&#8217;allargamento è solo una di queste.</p>
<p>L&#8217;integrazione europea non è un processo facile, comporta cessione di sovranità e condivisione di oneri. I membri UE più ricchi e con democrazie mature importano parte dei problemi dei paesi più deboli anche se ne beneficiano in termini di prosperità e sicurezza in senso lato.</p>
<p>Invece i paesi balcanici ancora fuori dall&#8217;Unione vivono comunque le conseguenze della dipendenza economica dalla zona euro, come sottolinea Dimitar Bechev. E se fino al 2008 erano tutte economie in forte crescita, poi hanno subito duramente le conseguenze della crisi: lo shock per il crollo degli investimenti esteri, il ridursi dell&#8217;accesso al credito, la contrazione delle rimesse hanno avuto conseguenze pesanti.</p>
<p>La congiuntura economica che viviamo ci schiaccia su dibattiti dal respiro corto ma nei Balcani a pochi sfugge il parallelismo tra la crisi che oggi vive l&#8217;UE e quella che viveva la Jugoslavia a cavallo degli anni &#8217;90. E se qualcosa possiamo apprendere dal passato è che in Europa nessuno esce da solo dalle crisi e senza rilanciare quel progetto comune di cui tanto abbiamo beneficiato fino ad oggi.</p>
<p>Grazie a Racconta l&#8217;Europa all&#8217;Europa, Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso accrescerà il suo sforzo per colmare il deficit democratico e stimolerà la discussione sull&#8217;integrazione europea dei Balcani e della Turchia con ben 11 diversi partner, in 4 paesi differenti, e non solo sul web ma anche alla radio, nelle aule universitarie, nei corsi di formazione e infine al cinema.</p>
<p>Anche grazie al contributo dei suoi lettori sempre più numerosi, OBC continuerà a lavorare per la costruzione dell&#8217;Europa dei cittadini facendo dialogare e mettendo in rete organizzazioni e persone tra le due sponde dell&#8217;Adriatico. Perché per tenere vivo il dibattito in Europa bisogna essere in tanti.</p>
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		<title>CfP: Revolutions in the Balkans</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Revolutions in the Balkans Revolts and uprisings in the era of nationalism (1804-1908) International conference, November 2013 at Panteion University, Athens Deadline:1 April 2013 Description The chronological frame of the conference extends from the first Serbian uprising (1804) to the Young Turk Revolution (1908). During these hundred years, the map of Southeastern Europe was reshaped [...]]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<h2><a href="http://aisseco.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/Panteion-University-Athens.jpg"><img class="alignleft size-medium wp-image-3690" alt="Panteion University, Athens" src="http://aisseco.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/Panteion-University-Athens-300x115.jpg" width="300" height="115" /></a>Revolutions in the Balkans</h2>
<h2>Revolts and uprisings in the era of nationalism (1804-1908)</h2>
<p>International conference, November 2013 at Panteion University,<br />
Athens</p>
<p>Deadline:1 April 2013</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">Description<br />
The chronological frame of the conference extends from the first Serbian uprising (1804) to the Young Turk Revolution (1908). During these hundred years, the map of Southeastern Europe was reshaped through a series of revolutionary movements, mainly national and liberal. Besides, this part of Europe, mostly under Austro-Hungarian and Ottoman rule, experienced the echo of the European revolutions in 1830 and 1848, and of the unification of Italy and of Germany. We may claim that the “Age of Revolutions” in the Balkans expanded until the early twentieth century. Starting from the main thematic axis of revolutionary movements in the Balkans, our objective is to revisit the existing literature in order to put new questions in a comparative and multiperspective way. We are interested in new empirical data that will support comparative thinking about various Balkan cases but also with reference to the Western paradigm. Fields of study could be the personnel involved in different ways in these movements (focusing particularly on the role of women), the diverse ways Europe and the West responded to these movements and how these movements mirrored European developments, the varied identities (pre-existing or under construction) and the ways these movements were commemorated in different national contexts during the nineteenth and the twentieth century. A specific emphasis is placed on the economic and social parameters of revolts as well as on reforms initiated in order to prevent social upheavals or as a result of the modernization project. Experiencing the Revolution at the local and everyday life level by ordinary people will also be an important field of study.</p>
<p>The main aim of the conference is to convey a multi-disciplinary analysis of the question what a “Revolution” in the Balkans was during the long nineteenth century in a broader semantic and social context: Is it possible to build a typology of revolutionary movements in the Balkans? What is the relation of these movements with the ones in Western Europe of that time? Is there a kind of “revolutionary recipe” travelling around Europe via cultural transfers? What are the local characteristics of revolts in different parts of South-East Europe? Who were the revolutionaries? Which is the relation between Revolution and Reform? Which is the historiography and which is the memory of these movements? It is also important to investigate the instances of what was opposite to Revolution, its conceptual ‘other’ under different faces: counter-revolution; reform; evolutionism/traditionalism; alternative loyalties etc.<br />
Conference overview<br />
In particular the conference will be organized around the following themes:<br />
a. Nationalism and the creation of nation-states: different cases and processes of nation-building expressed through revolts and uprisings. Alternative forms of political loyalty and group identity that were competitors to nationalism.<br />
b. People: Intellectuals, Military, Politicians, Women. We are particularly interested in “hybrid” cases and fluid identities -personalities participating in other than their national revolutionary movement or changing identity during their life.<br />
c. Counter-revolutions: the fear of revolution; reactions to revolutions from the old political and social order.<br />
d. Revolts and Violence: violence as part of traditional societies; violence as catalyst in historical change; revolutionary violence; the stereotype of a “Balkan” violence.<br />
e. The everyday life during a revolution: City and country; how ordinary people experience a revolutionary movement; changes in people’s lives as long as a revolt lasts; the everyday life of revolutionaries.<br />
f. Symbols and rituals of a revolution: Flags, songs, all forms of symbolic expression.<br />
g. Europe and the Balkans: Responses to the Balkan revolutionary movements in the West and how the West perceived these events; cultural transfers between Western and Southeastern Europe (ideas, people, vocabulary); transfer of western ideologies in a Balkan context; the role of the “Great Powers”.<br />
h. Tradition, Modernization and Reform: Traditional and modernizing elements in revolutionary movements; reforms as a result of revolutionary movements; reforms without revolts; reforms in order to avoid revolts.4<br />
i. Historiography: National historiography on revolutionary movements; western historiography; alternative and revisionist approaches.<br />
j. Art and Memory: Commemoration of revolts, uprisings and revolutions. How art represents these events then and how memory deals with them over time.<br />
Scientific Committee<br />
Prof. Halil Berktay, Sabanci University, Istanbul<br />
Prof. Hannes Grandits, Humboldt University, Berlin<br />
Assoc. Prof. Alexander Kitroeff, Haverford College, USA<br />
Prof. Christina Koulouri, Panteion University, Athens<br />
Prof. Diana Mishkova, Centre for Advanced Study, Sofia<br />
Prof. Stefanos Papageorgiou, Panteion University, Athens<br />
Dr Dubravka Stojanovic, University of Belgrade<br />
Organizing Committee<br />
Christina Koulouri (Panteion University)<br />
Kostas Katsapis (KENI, Panteion University)<br />
Alexandra Patrikiou (KENI, Panteion University) Evdoxia Papadopoulou (KENI, Panteion University) Chrissa Tzagaroulaki (KENI, Panteion University)<br />
Secretariat: Alexandra Patrikiou (KENI, Panteion University)<br />
We welcome proposals for papers of 15-20 minutes from established scholars, postdoctoral researchers, postgraduate students, independent researchers and educators from various backgrounds. Submission of 300-word proposals in English (abstract only; no full papers) along with short bios should be sent to keni.panteionuniversity@gmail.com by 1 April 2013. Since funding to cover the entire conference is not certified yet, guests are encouraged, if indeed they have this possibility, to acquire individual funding from their home Institution. We will notify for the approved papers by 15 May 2013.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[STORIA, LETTERATURA, CULTURA DEI POPOLI DEL REGNO D’UNGHERIA ALL’EPOCA DELLA MONARCHIA AUSTRO-UNGARICA (1867-1918) Roma, 30-31 gennaio &#8211; 1 febbraio 2013 Programma organizzato dal Centro Interuniversitario di Studi Ungheresi e sull’Europa Centro-Orientale (CISUECO) in collaborazione con l’ Accademia d’Ungheria in Roma e con il Dipartimento di Scienze politiche, Roma Tre Sedi del Convegno: Le sedute mattutine, [...]]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><span style="font-size: large;"><a href="http://aisseco.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/STORIA-LETTERATURA.jpg"><img class="alignleft size-medium wp-image-3627" title="STORIA, LETTERATURA," src="http://aisseco.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/STORIA-LETTERATURA-141x300.jpg" alt="" width="141" height="300" /></a>STORIA, LETTERATURA, CULTURA DEI POPOLI DEL REGNO D’UNGHERIA ALL’EPOCA DELLA MONARCHIA AUSTRO-UNGARICA (1867-1918)</span></p>
<p><strong>Roma, 30-31 gennaio &#8211; 1 febbraio 2013</strong></p>
<p><a href="https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B6SHueyX825HclpNYk91OU44NHc/edit">Programma</a></p>
<p>organizzato dal<br />
Centro Interuniversitario di Studi Ungheresi e sull’Europa Centro-Orientale (CISUECO)<br />
in collaborazione con<br />
l’ Accademia d’Ungheria in Roma e con il Dipartimento di Scienze politiche, Roma Tre</p>
<p>Sedi del Convegno:<br />
Le sedute mattutine, con inizio alle ore 9,30, si svolgeranno nel Dipartimento di Scienze Politiche dell’Università degli Studi Roma TRE<br />
(sede nazionale del CISUECO), via Gabriello Chiabrera 199, Sala del Consiglio (IV piano).<br />
Le sedute pomeridiane, con inizio alle ore 15,30, si svolgeranno nell’Accademia d’Ungheria in Roma, via Giulia 1, Salone d’onore (I piano).<br />
Collegamento con mezzi pubblici:<br />
Le due sedi sono collegate dal bus 23 (diretto) e dai bus 280, 30 express, 87 (fino Piramide, da qui metro B, fermata San Paolo) e viceversa<br />
(tempo medio di percorrenza: 30-40 minuti).</p>
<p>Con l’apporto di importanti studiosi, il Convegno organizzato dal Centro Interuniversitario di Studi Ungheresi e sull’Europa Centro-Orientale – CISUECO, in collaborazione con l’Accademia d’Ungheria in Roma e con il Dipartimento<br />
di Scienze Politiche, Roma Tre, si propone di far conoscere, analizzare e approfondire la storia, la letteratura, la cultura – intesa questa nel senso più ampio del termine (linguistica, filosofia, arti visive, architettura, storia<br />
del costume, geografia, pubblicistica, ecc.) – dei vari popoli che vissero insieme nella cornice statale del Regno d’Ungheria all’epoca dell’Impero austro-ungarico (1867- 1918): croati, ebrei, italiani, romeni, ruteni, serbi, slovacchi,<br />
sloveni, tedeschi, ungheresi, ucraini.<br />
Il Convegno multidisciplinare aspira a dare un quadro, il più ampio possibile e privo di luoghi comuni spesso cristallizzatisi nel tempo, dello sviluppo socio-economicoculturale e delle idee che, seppure fra luci e ombre, si ebbe<br />
in Ungheria con l’apporto determinante dei vari popoli inseriti nei territori della Corona di Santo Stefano nei cinquanta anni che furono gli ultimi dell’Impero retto dagli Absburgo e della stessa Ungheria storica.</p>
<p>Organizzazione:<br />
Roberto Ruspanti, Vicedirettore del CISUECO roberto.ruspanti@uniud.it<br />
Cinzia Franchi (CISUECO) cinzia.franchi@gmail.com<br />
Alberto Basciani (CISUECO) alberto.basciani@gmail.com<br />
Andrea Moravcsik (Accademia d’Ungheria in Roma andrea.moravcsik@libero.it<br />
András Fejérdy (Accademia d’Ungheria in Roma) andras.fejerdy@bbi.hu</p>
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		<title>Jugoslavia sognata</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Egidio Ivetic Jugoslavia sognata. Lo jugoslavismo delle origini Fu in nome dell&#8217;idea jugoslava che Gavrilo Princip sparò e uccise Francesco Ferdinando il 28 giugno 1914, dando avvio alla Prima guerra mondiale. L&#8217;idea jugoslava, lo jugoslavismo, fu un progetto politico, sorto alla metà dell&#8217;Ottocento tra le élites croate dell&#8217;Impero asburgico. Il sogno era che croati, serbi [...]]]></description>
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<p style="text-align: justify;"><span style="font-size: large;">Jugoslavia sognata. Lo jugoslavismo delle origini</span></p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">Fu in nome dell&#8217;idea jugoslava che Gavrilo Princip sparò e uccise Francesco Ferdinando il 28 giugno 1914, dando avvio alla Prima guerra mondiale. L&#8217;idea jugoslava, lo jugoslavismo, fu un progetto politico, sorto alla metà dell&#8217;Ottocento tra le élites croate dell&#8217;Impero asburgico. Il sogno era che croati, serbi e sloveni avessero una cultura comune, uno Stato a sé, una Jugoslavia, sotto l&#8217;egida degli Asburgo oppure del tutto indipendenti.<br />
L&#8217;Autore propone una nuova interpretazione delle origini dello jugoslavismo, indicando l&#8217;intero periodo compreso tra il 1830 e il 1914 come una fase di gestazione. In essa, si susseguirono più jugoslavismi: dal Meridione slavo, immaginato dentro una Monarchia asburgica federale, all&#8217;illusione che fosse possibile un&#8217;unica nazione jugoslava. Ipotesi che hanno alimentato ambivalenze e contraddizioni nello jugoslavismo approdato al fatidico 1914 e che poi si sono riversate nella storia delle tre Jugoslavie novecentesche. I vent&#8217;anni di post Jugoslavia, che attualmente misuriamo, sono stati caratterizzati dalla ricerca di un senso storico nazionale scevro da qualsiasi jugoslavità, una fase che potremmo denominare posticismo jugoslavo, in cui di fatto si è affermata una specie di antimito jugoslavo. Eppure lo jugoslavismo originario, ed è la tesi di questo libro, rimane una parte imprescindibile della storia politica e culturale di chi ha condiviso l&#8217;esperienza storica delle Jugoslavie.</p>
<p>Egidio Ivetic (Pola 1965) insegna Storia dell&#8217;Europa orientale all&#8217;Università degli Studi di Padova. Tra i suoi recenti volumi: <em>Le guerre balcaniche</em> (il Mulino 2006); <em>L&#8217;Istria moderna</em>, 1500-1797,<em> Una regione confine</em> (Cierre 2010). Presso i nostri tipi ha curato con Giuseppe Gullino,<em> Geografie confessionali. Cattolici e ortodossi nel crepuscolo della Repubblica di Venezia (1718-1797) (2009)</em>.</p>
<p>Indice</p>
<p>Introduzione<br />
Lo jugoslavismo della storiografia<br />
(Gli esordi; Due canonizzazioni; La frattura; La separazione)<br />
Meridione slavo: individualità e convergenze<br />
(I serbi; Gli sloveni; I croati; Convergenze)<br />
Dall&#8217;illirismo alla cultura jugoslava<br />
(L&#8217;illirismo; L&#8217;austroslavismo; Strossmayer, Racki e la Toscana jugoslava)<br />
Pragmatismo politico e nazione jugoslava<br />
(Il Nuovo corso; Il contesto sloveno e i partiti socialdemocratici; La questione jugoslava; Una nazione jugoslava)<br />
Jugoslavia potenziale<br />
Bibliografia<br />
Indice dei nomi.</p>
<p>Fran<a href=" http://www.francoangeli.it/ricerca/Scheda_libro.aspx?id=20445" target="_blank">coAngeli</a></p>
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		<title>ENCOUNTERS AND ESTRANGEMENTS</title>
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<p><span style="font-size: large;">The Jews and the nation states of south-eastern Europe (19th-20th centuries)</span><br />
<span style="font-size: large;">International Workshop</span></p>
<p>12 novembre 2012</p>
<p>Scuola Normale Superiore</p>
<p>Sala Azzurra<br />
Palazzo della Carovana<br />
Pisa</p>
<p>Program<br />
9,30 MARCO DOGO | Università di Trieste<br />
Introduction<br />
9,45 GIANLUCA VOLPI | Università di Udine<br />
“Imagined&#8221; assimilation. The Jews and the Jewish question in Hungary 1848-1918<br />
EMANUELA COSTANTINI | Università di Perugia<br />
The Jews in Romania: the impossible emancipation.<br />
Foreign pressure and internal resistance. 1848-1918<br />
BOJAN MITROVIĆ | Università di Trieste<br />
The making of “our Jews”. The emancipation of Jews in Serbia from<br />
foreign imposition to a “matter of national pride” 1830-1918<br />
10,45 Discussion<br />
CRISTIANA FACCHINI | Università di Bologna<br />
CATHERINE HOREL | CNRS, UMR-IRICE (Università di Parigi I)<br />
MILAN RISTOVIĆ | Università di Belgrado<br />
11,15 Coffee break<br />
11,30 TULLIA CATALAN | Università di Trieste<br />
West-European Jewish philanthropic associations and<br />
their relationships with South East European Jews<br />
MARCO DOGO | Università di Trieste<br />
The Jews of Bulgaria from early emancipation to early sionism: and in between?<br />
12,10 Discussion<br />
CRISTIANA FACCHINI | Università di Bologna<br />
CATHERINE HOREL | CNRS, UMR-IRICE (Università di Parigi I)<br />
MILAN RISTOVIĆ | Università di Belgrado<br />
13,00 Lunch<br />
15,30 ELENA MAZZINI | Scuola Normale Superiore<br />
Confronting with the East European Jews. Political and<br />
cultural debates in the Italian Jewish press (1861-1918)<br />
ILARIA PAVAN | Scuola Normale Superiore<br />
The Antisemitism of others. Luigi Luzzatti and the Romanian case<br />
16,10 Discussion<br />
CRISTIANA FACCHINI | Università di Bologna<br />
CATHERINE HOREL | CNRS, UMR-IRICE (Università di Parigi I)<br />
MILAN RISTOVIĆ | Università di Belgrado<br />
16,45 Coffee break<br />
17,00 Conclusion</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p>Per informazioni:<br />
Attività Culturali<br />
+39 050 509307<br />
eventiculturali@sns.it</p>
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		<title>Ricerca della verità e liberazione nazionale Leopold von Ranke nella storiografia serba</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Aisseco è lieta di presentare la recensione di Fabrizio Rudi al libro &#8220;Ricerca della verità e liberazione nazionale Leopold von Ranke nella storiografia serba&#8221; di Bojan Mitrović. &#8220;Questo nuovo studio di Bojan Mitrović sembra esser stato concepito per un duplice scopo. Da un lato ricostruisce gli approcci e i vari orientamenti dottrinali assunti nella storiografia [...]]]></description>
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<p>Aisseco è lieta di presentare la recensione di Fabrizio Rudi al libro &#8220;Ricerca della verità e liberazione nazionale Leopold von Ranke nella storiografia serba&#8221; di Bojan Mitrović.</p>
<p><a href="https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B6SHueyX825HXzIxTm50b0RQdVk">&#8220;Questo nuovo studio di Bojan Mitrović sembra esser stato concepito per un duplice scopo. Da un lato ricostruisce gli approcci e i vari orientamenti dottrinali assunti nella storiografia serba, dalla seconda metà del diciannovesimo secolo sino al principio del ventunesimo, verso la figura di Leopold von Ranke e della sua Serbische Revolution. Dall’altro si propone come un’analisi, sintetica ed agile, della fortuna che quest’opera ha riscosso attraverso le diverse tappe della storia politica serba, e del peso che essa ha assunto per tutta la ricerca storica sopra il periodo rivoluzionario del 1804-1815. &#8220;</a></p>
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