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Infrastructure in East and Southeast Europe in Comparative Perspective: Past, Present and Future

8th Annual Conference of the Leibniz Institute for East and Southeast European Studies (IOS).
Plakat

Hybrid
Datum: Donnerstag, 23.09. bis Freitag, 24.09.2021
Zeit: siehe Programm
Ort: Online via Zoom (Meeting-ID: 884 439 7929, Kenncode: 337230) / Leibniz-Institut für Ost- und Südosteuropaforschung (IOS), Landshuter Str. 4 (Raum 319).
Gäste sind online willkommen, der Besuch der Tagung vor Ort ist diesmal leider nicht möglich.
Programm

Online
Datum: dienstags, 5.10., 12.10., 19.10.2021, jeweils um 16 Uhr
Zeit: siehe Programm
Ort: Online via Zoom (Meeting-ID: 824 5820 1575, Kenncode: 797053).
Programm

Call for papers: State Descriptions Revisited: Historical Forms of Territorial Representations, 18-21th centuries

Organizers: Borbála Zsuzsanna Török (Centre for Global Cooperation Research, University Duisburg-Essen) and Guido Hausmann (IOS Regensburg).
Dates: 20-21 January 2022
Location: Leibniz Institute for East and Southeast European Studies (IOS), Regensburg, Germany
Call for papers
Submission deadline: 30 September 2021

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2019

	Prof. Dr. Mirela Altić Institute of Social Sciences, Head of Centre for Urban and Local History, Zagreb Forschungsthema: “The Formation of Yugoslavia’s Boundary in the Aftermath of the Paris Peace Conference (1919) and Its Influence on Contemporary Nation‐States’ Boundaries Formation: A Cartographic Perspective” Zeitraum: 29. April–27. Mai 2019

	Ekaterina Boltunova National Research University Higher School of Economics, Moscow Forschungsthema: “Central Russia as a Periphery: Historical and Geographical Presentation Models from Imperial Times to Contemporary Russia” Zeitraum: 1.–22. September 2019

	Anatole Danto BayFrance-Programm (Bayerisch-Französisches Hochschulzentrum) Forschungsthema: “Environmental History of the Southeastern Gulf of Finland: the Luga Estuary and its Coastal Communities” Zeitraum: vom 2. bis 31. Juli 2019

	Dr. Olga Degtiareva Juniorprofessorin, Nationale Wirtschaftsuniversität Odessa, Lehrstuhl für Betriebswirtschaftlehre Forschungsthema: „Pfadabhängigkeiten im Energiesektor in der Ukraine und in Deutschland im Vergleich“ Zeitraum: 12. Mai bis 8. Juni 2019

	Prof. Dr. Igor Duda Juraj Dobrila University of Pula, Faculty of Humanities, Department of History Forschungsthema: „Citizens as self-managers: local communities in Yugoslavia 1970s–1980s“ Zeitraum: 17. Juni bis 14. Juli 2019

	Aurelia Felea Stipendiatin Zeitraum: vom 1. Oktober bis 30. November 2019 Forschungsthema: "Everyday Life and (Re)defining Identity in the Gulag: A Study Based on Autobiographical Texts Belonging to People from Bessarabia and Bukovina Deported to Kazakhstan"

	Petr Horák Stipendiat Zeitraum: vom 5. bis 25. August 2019 Forschungsthema: "The causal effect of R&D subsidies revisited: Instrumental variable approach"

	Dr. Deana Jovanović Leibniz-DAAD-Stipendiatin Zeitraum: vom 7. Januar bis zum 31. Dezember Forschungsthema: "Infrastructural encounters across former Yugoslavia: ethnographic perspectives"

	Prof. Dr. Christina Koulouri Panteion University of Political and Social Sciences, Athens Forschungsthema: “Historical Memory and Historical Culture in Greece, 1821–1930” Zeitraum: 3.–30. Juni 2019

	Astghik Mavisakalyan Curtin University, Perth Forschungsthema: “Can bribing keep the doctor away? Health consequences of bribery” Zeitraum: 18. Juni – 5. Juli 2019

	Dr. Goran Musić Friedrich Ebert Stiftung Bosnia and Herzegovina, Wien Forschungsthema: “Self-Managing in Africa: Trials and Tribulations of a Yugoslav Automotive Enterprise in Zambia” Zeitraum: 1.–14. Juli 2019

	Brigitte Le Normand University of British Columbia, Humboldt-Stipendiatin Forschungsthema: „The impact of border changes after the Second World War on the city of Rijeka“ Zeitraum: vom 7. Januar bis zum 30. Juni 2019

	Ivaylo Naydenov, PhD Assistant Professor at the Institute for Historical Studies, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences Forschungsthema: “Patterns of migration and trade in Southeastern Europe during the 18th and 19th century (Bulgarian and Greek entrepreneurial experience in comparative perspective)” Zeitraum: 8. - 21. September 2019

	Dr. Milena Nikolova University of Groningen, Faculty of Economics and Business Forschungsthema: “The Long-term Socio-Economic Consequences of Gulags” Zeitraum: 14.–28. Juli 2019

	Maksym Obrizan, PhD Assistant Professor, Kyiv School of Economics and Senior Economist, Kyiv Economics Institute, Ukraine Forschungsthema: “The effects of conflict on happiness and health” Zeitraum: 21.–31. Oktober 2019

	Gregory Simons, PhD Uppsala University, Institute for Russian and Eurasian Studies [IRES] Forschungsthema: “Branding and Communicating the Armed Conflict in Ukraine” Zeitraum: 1.–15. August 2019

	Oleksandr Shepotylo, PhD Aston University, Birmingham; Aston Business School Forschungsthema: “Effects of political uncertainty and conflict on economic development: microeconomic evidence” Zeitraum: 25. Mai–8. Juni 2019

	Dr. Sergiy Stelmakh Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv Forschungsthema: “Imperialismus, Nationalismus, Fremdenfeindlichkeit und Toleranz in Osteuropa im 20. und 21. Jahrhundert” Zeitraum: 17.–30. Juni 2019

	Dr. Borbála Zsuzsanna Török Institut für Österreichische Geschichtsforschung, Universität Wien Forschungsthema: “Describe and Govern. Statistics and State Building in the Composite Habsburg States, ca. 1770– 1867” Zeitraum: 4.–28. Juli 2019

	Dmitriy Vorobyev, PhD Graduate School of Economics and Management, Ural Federal University, Yekaterinburg, Russia Forschungsthema: “Explaining Gender Differences in Corruption Perception: Evidence from Central and Eastern Europe, and Post‐Soviet Countries” Zeitraum: 28. April–11. Mai 2019