Call for Papers:
Iconic Turns: Nation and Religion in Eastern European Cinema since 1989
A conference to be held at the University of Münster, Cluster of Excellence ›Reli-gion and Politics‹, Germany, 18-20 June 2010

Organizers: Dr. Liliya Berezhnaya and Dr. Christian Schmitt

Dear colleagues,

I’m trying to organize a panel on 'Strange Individuals' for the CESS annual conference in Michigan, Oct. 28-31 (http://www.units.muohio.edu/cess/CFP_2010.html). The proposal is given below. Unfortunately, the idea came rather late, the deadline for submissions of proposals is very close: March 5. Would you find it interesting and possible to participate?

Thank you so much for your attention, apologies for possible reappearing of this mail,

Best regards, Olga Bessmertnaya.

Subject:

panel proposal, CESS annual conference, Michigan

From: Olga Bessmertnaya

Date: Sat, 27 Feb 2010 04:30:44 +0300
To: CESN-LIST@LISTSERV.MUOHIO.EDU

Dear colleagues,

ИНФОРМАЦИОННОЕ ПИСЬМО № 1

Уважаемые коллеги!

11-12 ноября 2010 г. в Казани в рамках постоянно действующего Международного семинара «Культура детства: нормы, ценности, практики» планируется проведение круглого стола на тему:

«Детство в научных, образовательных и художественных текстах:
Опыт прочтения и интерпретации»

Call for Papers

>>> Extension of deadline till January 22nd 2010 <<<

International conference
Religion in the Mirror of Law. Research on Early Modern Poland-Lithuania and its Successor States in the 19th and Early 20th Centuries

Place: L'viv
Date: April 15–17, 2010 – Arrival on April 14, departure on April 18
Conference language: English

► Emmy Noether-Research Group (DFG) “Pathways of Law in Ethno-Religiously Mixed Societies: Resources of Experience in Poland-Lithuania and its Successor States“, Institute for Slavic Studies, Leipzig University – Dr. Yvonne Kleinmann

in cooperation with:

► Center for Urban History of East-Central Europe, L'viv – Dr. Harald Binder, Dr. Tarik Amar

New publications / Новые публикации

In recognition of Ab Imperio’s ten-year anniversary, the journal is announcing results of the competition for the best publications in the field of new imperial history.
Eligible were materials published in AI between 2000 and 2009 that were written specifically for AI (i.e. were not translations of published texts or reworked versions of monograph chapters), regardless of the language of publication/submission or disciplinary affiliation of the author. Nominations were received from August 4 till November 15, 2009, in three categories.

We are happy to announce the results:

1. Best research and interpretative article in the field of new imperial history

First place:
Vladimir Bobrovnikov,

Lost and Found in Translation:
Concepts of History, Culture and Self in Interdisciplinary Scholarship of
Modern Russia

Cummings Center for Russian and Eastern European Studies
Wednesday-Friday, 23-25 December 2009
at the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute
43 Jabotinsky St., Jerusalem
Tel. 02-5605216
further information: julial@vanleer.org.il