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List of Selected Candidates 1 July 2018.Xlsx International Summer School ʹRethinking the Culture of Tolerance. Groups, Conflicts, and Reconciliationʹ Milano, 17‐23 September 2018 List of selected candidates 1st July 2018 Commission Goran Marković (University of East Sarajevo) Tatjana Sekulić (University of Milano‐Bicocca) Mirjana Mavrak (University of Sarajevo) Federico Giulio Sicurella (University of Milan‐Bicocca) Supervision: Dejan Bokonjić (University of East Sarajevo) and Name Second name Surname Country of origine Programme University/Other Invited candidates Aida Goga Albania PhD UNIVERSITY OF TIRANA Goran Filic Bosnia and Herzegovina PhD Dubrovnik International University Selected candidates BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA & WESTERN BALKAN COUNTRIES Armend Ahmeti Kosovo Studying for MA University of Pristina ʺHasan Prishtinaʺ Arbora Aliaj Albania Other The Center for Public Information Issues University of Sarajevo/ Faculty of Political Science Selim Bećirbegović Bosnia and Herzegovina Studying for MA Sarajevo Sihana Bina Kosovo BA United Nations Development Programme Independent researcher. From February 2013 to Bojan Blazhevski Macedonia PhD November 2016, PhD student at the Institute for Lana Bošnjak Bosnia and Herzegovina Studying for BA Faculty of Law, University of Mostar Goran Ćesić Bosnia and Herzegovina Studying for MA University of Mostar Ivan Čilić Bosnia and Herzegovina Studying for MA University of Mostar (Faculty of Philosophy) Graduated from Faculty of Political Sciences at Tamara Dakić Bosnia and Herzegovina MA University of Belgrade Jelena Djorgović Serbia Studying for PhD FACULTY OF PHILOSOPHY BELGRADE Daniel ‐ Armin Đumić Bosnia and Herzegovina Studying for MA University of Sarajevo Beltina Gjeloshi Albania MA University of Bridgeport (Bridgeport, CT, United States) Sabina Gjylsheni Albania Studying for MA Epoka University Anesa Habota Bosnia and Herzegovina Studying for BA Faculty of Political Sciences, University of Sarajevo Brano Hadži Stević Bosnia and Herzegovina Studying for BA University of East Sarajevo, Faculty of Law Martina Martinović Bosnia and Herzegovina Studying for MA University of Mostar Faculty of Law ʺIustinianus Primusʺ ‐ Skopje, University Elena Mihajlova Stratilati Macedonia PhD Ss Cyril and Methodius in Skopje SantʹAnna School of Advanced Studies and University of Igor Milić Montenegro Studying for MA Trento Attila Attila Nagy Serbia MA City of Subotica, Serbia Edita Nuhiu Serbia Studying for MA University of Pecs, Hungary Emina Omanović Bosnia and Herzegovina Studying for MA Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University of Sarajevo Marijan Tustonja Bosnia and Herzegovina Studying for MA Universitiy of Mostar Ardita Vejseli Macedonia Studying for MA European Policy Institute Brunilda Zenelaga Albania PhD University of Tirana ITALY Lorella Brienza Italy MA Chongqing University Marco Caponigro Italy MA DeMEPA srl Lucrezia Cerabino Italy Studying for MA University of Milano‐Bicocca Arianna Doni Italy Studying for MA University of Milano‐Bicocca Gabriella Ghidoni Italy MA Università degli Studi Bicocca, Milano Eleonora Masi Italy Studying for MA Alma Mater Studiorum Università di Bologna Ilenia Pittui Italy PhD Caʹ Foscari University of Venice Federico Pozzoni Italy MA Central European University, Budapest Linda Sodano Italy MA MAPFRE Middlesea p.l.c, Malta Other graduate Veronica Tosetti Italy Freelance writer programme Chiara Venanzetti Italy MA Goldsmiths University of London EUROPEAN UNION AND INTERNATIONAL CANDIDATES Mohamed ElSayed Abdel Halim Egypt Studying for PhD Egyptian Council of State Hawzhen Rashadaddin Ahmed Iraq PhD Soran and Lebanese French Universities Armenian Genocide Museum‐Institute, Yerevan, Regina Galustyan Armenia Studying for PhD Armenia Tarela Juliet Ike Nigeria Studying for PhD University of East London, United Kingdom Mohammad Reza Khabook Iran Studying for MA Shahid Beheshti University Mary Ann Marsala Canada Studying for MA Ryerson University Mila Moshelova Bulgaria PhD Sofia University Pan African University Institute of Water and Energy Enongene Rex Nkumbe Cameroon Other Sciences Johanna Paul Germany Studying for PhD Bielefeld University Other graduate Fouzia Perveen Pakistan Lahore High Court programme Abdallah MA Shaheen Palestine Studying for MA Al ‐ Azhar University, Gaza Strip, Palestine Manotar Tampubolon Indonesia PhD Christian University of Indonesia (UKI) Amin Zamanihoulasou Iran Studyng for MA Shahid Bahonar University of Kerman Mahmoud Barakat Syria Studying for MA Pannon University, Veszprem RESERVE CANDIDATES Erjon Dervishi Albania PhD Academy of Albanologial Studies Hamidreza Daneshnari Iran PhD Tehran University Amarilda Fejzullau Albania MA ʺAdel COʺ shpk Giola Cami Albania Studying for MA Istambul Ticaret Universitesi Hamad Muhammad Kiani Pakistan Other Radio Pakistan, Islamabad Ahmad Ashar Mohamed Ali Saoudi Morocco Studying for PhD Hassan II University of Casablanca Luciana Zuccheri Picasso Italy Studying for MA Università degli Studi di Trieste.
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