East-Central Europe
Natasha Margulis
e-mail:
nrm15@pitt.edu
Current position:
Assistant Professor of History, University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg
PhD:
Ph.D., University of Cincinnati
Research interests:
East European and Balkan History, the Habsburg Empire;
the Holocaust, Contemporary Nationalism and National Identity
Toni Petkovic
e-mail:
tonip_yu@yahoo.com
PhD:
PhD, Topic: Rethinking self- determination: Serbian views on the Bosnian crisis in the 1990s
Central European University, Budapest (December 2007)
Research interests:
Self- determination principle, former Yugoslavia, Serbian political scene
Izabella Agardi
e-mail:
izabellaagardi@yahoo.com, Izabella.Agardi@let.uu.nl
PhD:
PhD candidate, Research institute for History and Culture (OGC), Utrecht University
Topic: “On the Verge of History. Narrative Construction of Female identities and Subjectivities in Post-socialist Countries (Comparative research on Hungary, Romania and Serbia)”
Research interests:
oral history, gender studies, postcolonial theory,
social history, literary theory, imperialism
Selected publications:
“The Work of Nostalgia. Women Remembering the Double Burden In Post-socialist Hungary” In Gro Hagemann ed. Reciprocity and Redistribution. Work and Welfare Reconsidered. Pisa, University of Pisa Press, 2007, 153-183.
“Work on Display. Visualizing the Political at the 1948 Budapest International Exhibition.” In Dimitra Lambropolou, Iannis Iannitsottis and Carla Salvaterra eds. The Rhetoric of Work. Pisa University Press, 2008.
Current research project:
On the Verge of History. Narrative Construction of Female identities and Subjectivities in Post-socialist Countries (Comparative research on Hungary, Romania and Serbia)
Vladimir Petrovic
e-mail:
hphpev01@phd.ceu.hu
Current position:
Researcher at the Institute for Contemporary History (Belgrade)
Doctoral candidate at the Central European Unviersity (Budapest)
PhD:
MPhil in Contemporary History, Central European University
Research interests:
Historical narratives in criminal law, historians as expert witnesses
Globalization, transitional justice and the collapse of Yugoslavia, Nonalignment and the Cold War
Selected publications:
Huntington’s Stepchildren: Religion among the Causes of the Wars for Yugoslav Succession, in: Vera, znanje, mir, Belgrade 2005, 118-123.
Web-site:
Elke Fein
e-mail:
Elke.fein@geschichte.uni-freiburg.de
Current position:
Department of History, University of Freiburg
PhD:
Dr. rer. pol. Univ. Bremen, Germany
Research interests:
Transition processes in Eastern Europe and Russia,
transitional justice and dealing with totalitarian past,
qualitative and interpretative methods in social science research, discourse analysis
Lilya Berezhnaya
e-mail:
hphber05@yahoo.com
Current position:
Assistant Professor, Exzellenzcluster "Religion und Politik", Westfälische-Wilhelms Universität, Münster (Germany)
University of Passau (Germany), Lecturer
PhD:
PhD, Central European University (2003)
topic: “Eschatological notions in the Catholic and Orthodox Culture of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth,”
Research interests:
Comparative studies of European borderland regions, Imperial and national discourses in East European history, symbolic geography and the construction of “other”
Ukrainian cultural and religious history, iconography and literary studies, Eschatological and millennial notions in the Сhristian traditions
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История культуры и религии в Украине, история иконографии и литературы; Эсхатология и милленаризм в истории христианских конфессий
Сравнительные исследования пограничных территорий Европы; Ипмерский и национальный дискурсы в восточно-европейской истории, символическая география и создание образа «другого»;
Selected publications:
Death and the Afterlife in Early Modern Ukrainian Culture, in: "Forschungen zur osteuropäischen Geschichte" (Wiesbaden: Harrasowitz Verlag, in press).
