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The Conference Headquarters are located at: The Centre for East European Studies The Conference Office 7/55 Oboźna str., entrance from Sewerynów street PL 00-927 Warszawa phone no (0-48) 22-55-21-888 fax no (0-48) 22-55-21-887 media: Triumphs and Failures Poland and the Region after 1989 25 Years Later partners: Organized by: Programme

Studium Europy Wschodniej – Uniwersytet Warszawski Pałac Potockich, Krakowskie Przedmieście 26/28 00-927 Warszawa phone no (0-48) 22-55-22-555 University of Warsaw fax no (0-48) 22-55-22-222 mail: [email protected] 2014 July 10-13, 2014 www.studium.uw.edu.pl Warsaw, Poland Table of contents

1. Foreword from Prof. Alojzy Z. Nowak, Ph.D. Vice-Rector for Research and Liaison ...... 3 2. Foreword from Jan Malicki, Conference Director...... 4 3. Conference organizing Board and Staff...... 6 4. Panel Grid...... 8

5. THURSDAY Grid...... 14 6. THURSDAY Schedule...... 15 7. Opening Lecture...... 16 12. Presentation...... 18 8. Session I ...... 19 9. Round Table I...... 22

10. FRIDAY Grid...... 24 11. FRIDAY Schedule...... 25 13. Session I ...... 26 14. Session II ...... 29 15. Daily Conference Summary...... 33 16. Round Table II...... 34

17. SATURDAY Grid...... 36 18. SATURDAY Schedule...... 37 19. Session I ...... 38 20. Session II...... 41 21. Daily Conference Summary...... 46 22. Exhibition...... 47 23. Round Table III...... 48

24. SUNDAY Grid...... 50 25. SUNDAY Schedule...... 51 26. Session I...... 52 28. Session II...... 54 29. Presentation...... 58 30. Daily Conference Summary...... 59 31. Closing Ceremony...... 60 32. Closing Lecture...... 61

33. Index of Panels and Issues...... 64 34. Index of Panelists...... 68

Warsaw W E 2 East WEEC July 10-13, 2014 E C European Conference Prof. Alojzy Z. Nowak, Ph.D.

Vice-Rector for Research and Liaison

Dear Participants of the 11th Annual the current political, social and economic Session of Warsaw East European Confer- problems but also have a chance to estab- ence! lish new relationships and develop already It’s my great pleasure and privilege to existing friendship. welcome all and each of you in this beauti- Please accept my best wishes for having ful time of a year at the University of Warsaw. both fruitful sessions and pleasant time at Thank you for coming to this Annual the University of Warsaw and in Poland. Session entitled “Triumphs and Failures”. As far as I know it is an important meet- Sincerely, ing of scholars, politicians, business peo- Prof. Alojzy Z. Nowak, Ph.D. ple and students who not only discuss Vice-Rector for Research and Liaison

Warsaw W E WEEC July 10-13, 2014 East 3 E C European Conference From Jan Malicki

Director, Warsaw East European Conference, Centre for East European Studies, University

fot. Malgorzatafot. A. Gudzikowska of Warsaw

It is a very special honour for me to be national identity and nation building in your host for the 11th time at the Warsaw post-communist countries. We will focus East European Conference. on Triumphs and Failures of the region af- ter 1989: – 25 years later. I’m happy to see some old friends and meet new ones. It is also a possibility to During the last ten editions of War- discuss and confront sometimes similar saw East European Conference we had and sometimes different views on the the honour of hosting many outstand- past, the recent history and the future ing scientists and politicians such as: of our region. In 2014 the 11th annual Hélène Carrère d’Encausse, Richard Pipes, session of Warsaw East European Confer- Stanislav Shushkevich, Valdas Adamkus, ence has the honour to welcome profes- Theodore Weeks, Bronisław Geremek, sor Leszek Balcerowicz who will present who directly or indirectly contributed to an inaugural lecture. Closing lecture collapse of communism. It should be re- will be delivered by professor Stanislau membered that the first steps were made Shushkievich. in 2004, during the Special Convention of the Association for the Studies of Nation- This year the conference will be de- alities, which gave birth to the concept of voted to the 25 years of political and the WEEC. constitutional transformations and socio- economic changes in Central and East- The conference is structured accord- ern Europe. We will identify and explain ing to a classical American conference the different change trajectories within system, with English as the official lan- the post-communist world, analyse po- guage. This year we will hold 28 dis- litical and cultural transformation. We will cussion panels. Among these are the continue debate on history and remem- opening ceremony with the lecture pre- brance, media and communications, sented by well-known expert in Economics

Warsaw W E 4 East WEEC July 10-13, 2014 E C European Conference – professor Leszek Balcerowicz. Our spe- and I hope that you will be satisfied. May cial guests Leonid Kravchuk, Stanislau you enjoy the conference, leave with best Shushkievich, Rudolf Pikhoia as well as memories and return next year! Adam Eberhardt, Paweł Kowal, Mykola Riabchuk and Markian Malskyy will add It is my sincere hope that the WEEC splendour to our round table discussions will be a great occasion to understand concerning the post-soviet region. The our region better. Once again I would Eleventh Annual Session of Warsaw East like to express my gratitude to our spe- European Conference will have over 250 cial guests and to all the participants and participants including about 100 speak- I look forward to a most successful and ers from all over the world: North Amer- fruitful conference. ica, Western Europe, Central and East Eu- rope, and Central and East Asia. I would like to thank all participants for coming Let the conference begin!

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Conference Organising Committee: Jan Malicki, Conference Director Director of the Centre for East European Studies Alojzy Z. Nowak, Vice-Rector of the University of Warsaw for Research and International Relations

Conference Programme Board: onference Jan Malicki – Conference Director,

C director of the Centre for East European Studies John Micgiel – head of the WEEC Programme board, lecturer at the Centre Wiktor Ross – secretary of the WEEC Programme board, lecturer at the Centre David Kolbaia – professor at the Centre Rigels Halili – professor at the Centre Kazimierz Wóycicki – professor at the Centre Witold Rodkiewicz – professor at the Centre Mariusz Kowalski – professor at the Centre Jerzy Kozakiewicz – professor at the Centre Leszek Zasztowt – professor at the Centre

E uropean Andrzej Żbikowski – professor at the Centre Ludwika Włodek – professor at the Centre Mykola Ryabchuk – visiting professor at the Centre University of Warsaw July 10 – 13, 2014 Warsaw University of Staff: E ast Alexander Skydan (conference secretary) and Jerzy Malicki, Aleksandra Gryźlak, Konrad Zasztowt (conference organizing assistance) Weronika Brewczyńska (round tables) Michał Żukowski (the Internet registration system) arsaw Zbigniew Jusis, Robert Sobociński (programme printing)

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Warsaw W E WEEC July 10-13, 2014 East 11 E C European Conference RUSSIA: of the Tsars of the Bolsheviks of the new times Edited by Jan Malicki RUSSIA: The completed work is comprised of original studies written by eminent scholars of Russian history. It includes wide range of topics of the Tsars - from Tsarist to contemporary Russia. The work is absorbing and of the Bolsheviks well-written; weaved from a thread of seemingly unrelated texts, all dealing with the phenomenon of Russia. It is hoped that it will of the new times provide inspiration for further research on the subject. Edited by Jan Malicki prof. Wojciech Materski, Institute of Political Studies of the PAS

This book is filled with unique and valuable analysis of Russia from its Tsarist days until today. East Europe’s top scholars take on Western historiography and analysis of Russian history to today and also look at critical new topics. This volume is real service to the field and to Poland as it puts new ideas and scholars that are not as well known as they should be. prof. Jane L. Curry, Santa Clara University

There is no doubt that this collection of articles is an important contribution to the study of Eastern European history. New questions are raised and discussed - in other words, it continues to expand and shed new light on the subject, especially in the wider context of world history. prof. Rudolf Pihoya Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration

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9:00 AM – 2:30 PM Registration Location: The hall of the old library 11:00 AM – 12:00 AM Opening Ceremony prof. Leszek Balcerowicz Institutional Changes After Socialism: Directions and Outcomes 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM Session I 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM Round Table I Was the Soviet Union Doomed to Decay? 6:15 PM – 6.30 PM Opening Ceremony WEEC 2014 Glass of Wine.

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Thursday, July 10, 11:00 AM

Leszek Balcerowicz

Polish economist, the former chairman of the Economic Committee of the Council of the National Bankof Poland and Deputy of Ministers. He retained his positions in Prime Minister in Tadeusz Mazowiecki’s the government until December 1991. government. He is famous for implementing From April 1995 to December 2000 he was the Polish economic transformation program the president of the Freedom Union, a free in the 1990s, a shock therapy commonly market -oriented party and from 1997 to referred to as the Balcerowicz Plan. June 2000 he was Deputy Prime Minister, He is a professor at the world’s first Minister of Finance and President of the university institute of postgraduate studies Economic Committee of the Council of and training in European affairs, College of Ministers. In 2001-2007 he was the governor Europe. of the Central Bank of Poland. Leszek Balcerowicz is the architect of Poland’s economic reforms initiated in 1989 In 1992 - 2000 he was a Chairman - He designed and executed the radical of the Advisory Council of the Center stabilization and transformation of Polish for Social and Economic Research economy since the fall of communism (CASE) based in Warsaw. In 2006 Leszek in Poland. In September 1989 Leszek Balcerowicz became a member of the Balcerowicz became Deputy Prime Minister Group of Trustees, Institute of International of Poland and Minister of Finance in the first Finance. He is a member of the Executive non-communist government in Poland after Committee of the International Atlantic the Second World War. He was also President Economic Society (IAES), a member of the

Warsaw W E 16 East WEEC July 10-13, 2014 E C European Conference Washington - based financial advisory body, and a founder of Civil Development Forum the Group of Thirty, a board member of Foundation - FOR based in Warsaw. In 2011 Washington, D.C. think - tank the Peterson he has been appointed a member of the Institute for International Economics, and a Advisory Scientific Committee providing board member of Bruegel – Brussels - based advice and assistance on issues relevant to think tank. Leszek Balcerowicz is a Chairman the work of the European parliament.

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HIJRAN ALIYEVA-SZTRAUCH EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ALEKSANDRA GRYŹLAK EDITOR

“New Prometheus” is a specialized journal, concerning political, cultural, economic and religious relations in the Eastern Europe, Central Asia and Black Sea regions. The main inspiration for the journal were titles such as “Promethee” and later “La Revue de Promethee”, published in Paris in the period 1926-1940 and supported by the Polish government. Although the pre-war Prometheism is, for obvious reasons, not actual in its original sense as an ideology and political practice, but may still constitute a model for the development of research and popularization of the knowledge about Eastern Europe, Central Asia and Black Sea. “New Prometheus” may also serve as a platform for dialogue between scientists and experts from countries of the region.

Issue was published with the support from the Bank Zachodni WBK Foundation and the Culture Bureau of the City of Warsaw. SESSION I 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM DAY 1

SESSION I - 12:30 PM - 2:30 PM

1. Ukraine and Belarus in the Light of the Media and Public Perception Chair: ANDREI VARDOMATSKI (Belarus/Poland) University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies

Participants: ALEXANDER SMOLJANSKI (Germany) Integrum World Wide, St. Petersburg Paradise Regained: reflection of the events in Russian and Ukraine in mass-media and social networks

KAZIMIERZ WÓYCICKI (Poland) University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies Narrative of Russian Past after Ukrainian-Russian Crisis

VERANIKA LAPUTSKA (Belarus) Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw Visual Propaganda and Anti-propaganda in Belarus: a Case Study of National Commemorations (the year of 2012)

2. Belarus: History, Identity, Politics Chair: LESZEK ZASZTOWT (Poland) University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies

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Participants: TATSIANA SHCHURKO (Belarus) Center for European Studies, Minsk One Step Forward, Two steps Back: Discussions on sexual/reproductive rights in Belarus

MAXIM KARALIOU (Belarus) Vitebsk State Medical University The “Belorussian” Latvians in the Context of Soviet Repressive Policy

SVIATLANA MAROZAVA (Belarus) Yanka Kupala State University, Grodno The eradication of Greek-Catholic church in Belarus in 1839: The conflict of historical memories

Discussants: Anna Maria Dyner (Poland) The Polish Institute of International Affairs, Warsaw

Rafał Sadowski (Poland) Center for Eastern Studies, Warsaw

3. Presentation: “New Prometheus” Journal (“Nowy Prometeusz”) Chair: HIJRAN ALIJEVA-SZTRAUCH (Poland) The Common House of Caucasus in Poland, Warsaw

Participants: HIJRAN ALIJEVA-SZTRAUCH (Poland) University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies Journal „Nowy Prometeusz”

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ALEKSANDRA GRYŹLAK (Poland) University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies Presentation of a new issue of „Nowy Prometeusz”

4. European Identity of Poles Chair: MIKOŁAJ IWANOW (Poland) Opole University

Participants: MAGDALENA STROIŃSKA (Canada) McMaster University, Hamilton Beyond Hate Speech: Recent Development in Polish Political Discourse about Gender

NATALIA WIŚNIEWSKA (Poland) University of Warmia and Mazury, Olsztyn Is Poland considered a European state? A linguistic analysis based on Polish media discourse

PAWEL KOSCIELNY (Canada) University of Toronto The European Community and Its enemies: Eurosceptic Discourse and Historical Ideology of the “Conservative-Liberal” Press since 2011

ALIAKSEI LASTOUSKI (Belarus) Institute “Political Sphere”, Minsk Intellectual Sources of Polish Eastern Politicy in 1989-91

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Thursday, July 10, 4:00 PM

Was the Soviet Union Doomed to Decay?

Participants: forms. On December 8, 1991 in Belavezhs- Leonid Kravchuk - is a former Ukrain- kaya Pushcha together with the leaders of ian politician and the first President of Russia – Boris Yeltsin and Ukraine – Leonid Ukraine, who served from December Kravchuk he signed a declaration of the 5, 1991, until his resignation on July 19, dissolution of the Soviet Union and the 1994. He is also a former Chairman of the creation of the Commonwealth of Inde- Verkhovna Rada and People’s Deputy of pendent States. He continues to be active Ukraine serving in the Social Democratic in politics, heading the Belarusian Social Party of Ukraine (united) faction. After a Democratic Assembly “Hramada” party. political crisis involving the President and Rudolf Pikhoja Russian professor, his- the Prime Minister, Kravchuk resigned torian, archivist, the former director of the from the Presidency, but ran for a second State Archive of the Russian Federation. 14 term as President in 1994. He was de- October 1992 year as a special envoy of feated by his former Prime Minister, Leo- the President of Russia Boris Yeltsin hand- nid Kuchma, who served as President for ed the President of Poland Lech Walesa two terms. After Kravchuk’s presidency, copies of documents relating to the Katyn he was active in Ukrainian politics, serv- massacre stored in the so-called. “special ing as a People’s Deputy of Ukraine in the folder”, including a copy of the resolution Verkhovna Rada and the leader of Social of the Political Bureau of the CPSU (b) of 5 Democratic Party of Ukraine (united)’s March 1940 ordering the crimes of Polish parliamentary group (from 2002 to 2006). prisoners of war and prisoners (so-called He is currently politically inactive. Katyn decision), and the so-called. Shel- Stanislau Shushkievich, Belarusian epin notes. Author, inter alia, the academic politician and scientist. Before his political synthesis of the history of the apparatus career he was a prominent scientist (phys- of power in the Soviet Union, the publica- ics and mathematics). From September 28 tion entitled ‘Советский союз. История 1991 till January 26 1994 he was the first власти’. 1945-1991, 2000, 684 pp., pub- leader and Head of State of independent lished also in Poland. Belarus after the dissolution of the Soviet Union (Chairman of the Supreme Soviet Moderators: – also chairman of the Parliament). He Maria Przełomiec, a Polish journal- supported free market and democratic re- ist. She graduated from the Jagiellonian

Warsaw W E 22 East WEEC July 10-13, 2014 E C European Conference University in Kraków. In the 1980-s she of Moldova (1994-2000) and Armenia was involved in the underground jour- (2003-2004). Since 1991 works in diplo- nalism. In 1989 she cooperated with macy. For three years he served as coun- the Tygodnik Powszechny magazine. selor-minister and head of the political She is a former correspondent of the department at the Polish embassy in Polish section of the BBC and the Polish Moscow. In the years 1994-2000 he was Public Television. She specializes in the a head of the Polish Embassy in Chisinau subjects from the former Soviet Union (since 1998 he was Dean of the Diplo- countries and was one of the journalists matic Corps in Moldova). After coming who witnessed the collapse of the So- back to Poland he waorked as a counse- viet block. She published for such jour- lor (2000) and deputy director (2001) of nals as Dziennik, Przewodnik Katolicki, the Department of Strategy and Foreign as well as Wprost, Kultura or Polityka Policy Planning Ministry of Foreign Affairs, magazines. She is also an author or a then counselor and counselor-minister of co-author of numerous reports by the the Department of Europe. He dealt with Center for Foreign Affairs. Since 2007 the issues of the Commonwealth of In- she hosts a TV program “Studio East” dependent States. From 2003 to 2004 he devoted to the latest issues in the post- served as Ambassador of the Republic of soviet region. Poland in Yerevan, and in 2005-2006 he Wiktor Ross, Polish political scien- was chargé d’affairs of the Polish Embassy tist, diplomat, Ambassador of Republic in Russia.

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9:00 AM – 2:30 PM Registration Location: The hall of the old library 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM Session I 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM Session II 2:30 PM – 3:30 PM Lunch Time 3:30 PM – 4:00 PM Daily Conference Summary 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM Round Table II Ukraine today and tomorrow

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5. Elites and Political Movements in Ukraine and the Region Chair: MYKOLA RIABCHUK (Ukraine) National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kyiv

Participants: MICHAŁ BANAŚ (Poland) University of Wrocław Competitive authoritarianism during the presidency of Viktor Yanukovych as a cause of civil unrest in Ukraine at the end of 2013 / beginning of 2014

OLEKSANDRA MATUSHENKO (Ukraine) Maria Curie-Skłodowska University, Lublin Social Practices of Parliamentarian Elites in Ukraine in 2002-2012 with Regard to Pierre Bourdieu’s “Theory of Practice”

OLGA LAVRINENKO (Russia) Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw When Non-Political Transforms into Political: Emergence, Development and Perspectives of “Car-Owners Movements” in Belarus, Russia and Ukraine

MARIUSZ MASZKIEWICZ (Poland) Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University, Warsaw Civilian-Based Defence System: New approaches - the Polish, Lithuanian and Ukrainian experiences

Warsaw W E 26 East friday July 11 2014 E C European Conference SESSION I 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM DAY 2 6. Georgia: European Aspirations and National Minorities Chair: DAVID KOLBAIA (Poland) The Centre for East European Studies, University of Warsaw

Participants: PHIKRIA ASANISHVILI (Georgia) Tbilisi State University The importance of European Union in the foreign policy of Georgia

MAGDALENA DEMBIŃSKA (Canada) University of Montreal Identity Constructions in the Borderlands: Mingrelains/Georgians in Abkhazia

JUSTYNA FRYDRYCH (Poland) Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw ‘Passportisation’ of ethnic Georgian population in Abkhazia - an attempt to foster the social integration or a tool of power struggle?

BARTŁOMIEJ KRZYSZTAN (Poland) University of Wrocław Postwar as a state of exception. Clash of the narrative of memory and history in the frozen conflicts in Georgia

Discussant: TOMASZ KNOTHE (Poland) University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies

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7. Security and Cooperation in Europe Chair: KAZIMIERZ WÓYCICKI (Poland) University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies

Participants: NATALIA IAKOVENKO (Ukraine) National Taras Shevchenko University, Kyiv NATO-Ukraine Relations: Difficult Period for Ukraine

EWA DOMINIKOWSKA (Poland) University of Warsaw Poland in the European security system – its role and place after joining the European Union and NATO

OLENA SHAPOVALOVA (Ukraine) Kharkiv National University Ukrainian-Russian cooperation in the context of Ukraine’s European aspirations

8. Law and Justice Chair: ADAM BOSIACKI (Poland) University of Warsaw

Participants: MARYNA RUDENKO (Ukraine) US Agency for International Development FAIR Justice Project, Kyiv The Influence of Civil Society to the Development of Rule of Law Principles in Ukraine and Its Neighborhood Countries

Warsaw W E 28 East friday July 11 2014 E C European Conference SESSION II 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM DAY 2

LAURA VALERIA GHEORGHIU (Romania) Karl Franzens Universitat, Graz Change without reform or the Impossibility of Transitional Justice

VOLODYMYR KISTIANYK (Ukraine) National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy Judicial reasoning - the way for improving of judiciary

ENIKO FELE (Romania) Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca Property Restitution Controversies Reflected in the Romanian Press. The Case of Szekely Miko College

SESSION II - 12:30 PM - 2:30 PM

9. Security and Borders in Eastern Europe Chair: WIKTOR ROSS (Poland) University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies

Participants: OLGA BRUSYLOVSKA (Ukraine) I.I. Mechnikov Odessa National University Territorial and cross-border cooperation of the EU with Russia, Ukraine and Moldova

Warsaw W E friday July 11 2014 East 29 E C European Conference DAY 2 SESSION II 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM

PAWEŁ FLEISCHER (Poland) Academic Security Forum, Warsaw Military diplomacy as a tool of the CSTO diplomacy

MYKOLA GENYK (Ukraine) MARIYA SENYCH (Ukraine) Precarpathian National University, Ivano-Frankivsk The Issue of Borders in East Central Europe after the Breakup of the Bipolar System

10. The Dynamics of Social Relations in Central Europe (Romania-Hungary), and Their Social Perception Chair: MACIEJ KOŹMIŃSKI (Poland) Collegium Civitas, Warsaw

Participants: GABOR ZSOLT GYORFFY (Romania) Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca Politics and Minority in the Hungarian-language press published in Romania (1990)

CSATA ZSOMBOR (Romania) Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj Napoca Social Aspects of Economic Cooperation in a Multicultural Context - The case of Transylvania

Warsaw W E 30 East friday July 11 2014 E C European Conference SESSION II 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM DAY 2

EVA MARIA RACZ (Romania) Radio Romania Cluj, Cluj-Napoca Public radio broadcasting: past, present. Case study: Radio Romania Cluj.

JULIA REKA VALLASEK (Romania) Babes Bolyai University, Cluj Napoca The road to self expression. Changes in the youth press after the 1989 revolution

Discussant: AGNIESZKA BARSZCZEWSKA-MIKULSKA (Poland) Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw

11. Belarusian Analitycal Workroom - first results of inter-disciplinary analysis. Ukrainian impact. Chair: ANDREI VARDOMATSKI (Belarus/Poland) University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies

Participants: ANDREI VARDOMATSKI (Belarus) Belarusian Analitycal Workroom, Warsaw How Events in Ukraine Shape Public Opinion (the case of Belarus)

12. Eastern Europe Economies Chair: MARKIAN MALSKYY (Ukraine) Ivan Franko National University of Lviv

Warsaw W E friday July 11 2014 East 31 E C European Conference DAY 2 SESSION II 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM

Participants: EWA MARTYNA-DAVID (Poland) University of Applied Studies BFI, Vienna Neopatrimonialism and International Business in Ukraine under Yanukovych

NATALIA DROZD (Ukraine) National Taras Shevchenko University, Kyiv Ukraine’s economic performance under global financial instability

LEONID ZLOTNIKOV (Belarus) Moscow State University of Economics, Minsk The Belarussian Economy: bottom line and perspectives

Warsaw W E 32 East friday July 11 2014 E C European Conference July 11, 12, 13 3:30 PM – 4:00 PM

Daily Conference Summary BY

Kazimierz Wóycicki

Kazimierz Wóycicki, Polish historian and journalist. In the communist times, he cooperated with democratic opposition circles and was an editor and publicist in underground press and an active member of the Club of Catholic Intelligentsia (KIK). He was the director of the Polish Institute in Düsseldorf and Leipzig in 1996- 1999 and 2002-2005. He was the director of Szczecin branch of the Institute of Na- tional Remembrance. Professor teaches at the Centre for East European Studies at the University of Warsaw. His scientific interests and publications are concentrated on Central Europe and Germany.

• Summary of plenary sessions • Range of issues that were highlighted • Concluding Thoughts

We encourage all speakers and participants to take part in the Summary Thank you for your presentations and contributions!

Warsaw W E friday July 11 2014 East 33 E C European Conference ROUND TABLE II

Friday, July 11, 4:00 PM

Ukraine today and tomorrow

Participants: widely throughout Europe and the U.S., Adam Eberhardt, doctor of political and is the winner of many awards, in- sciences, deputy director of the Centre cluding the “The Book of the Year” award for Eastern Studies. Graduate of the In- (Kyiv) for “Vid Malorosii do Ukrainy” (From stitute of International Relations of the Little Russia to Ukraine: Paradoxes of the University of Warsaw. Among the posts Delayed Nation-Building. Kyiv, 2000), the he held were: Head of the Research Of- Antonovych Prize in 2003 for outstand- fice of the Polish Institute of International ing achievements in the humanities and Affairs and regular correspondent of the a Polish-Ukrainian Capitula Award in 2002 Polish Press Agency in Moscow. Member for his contribution to Polish-Ukrainian of the Research Council of the Institute of reconciliation. In 2011 he received a fel- Central and Eastern Europe in Lublin and lowship from the National Endowment of the Programme Council of the Polish- for Democracy in Washington, D.C. Pub- Ukrainian Partnership Forum. Lecturer at lished several books concerning civil so- Collegium Civitas. ciety, state and nation building, national Expertise: identity, nationalism and post-commu- Domestic and foreign policies of Rus- nism transitions in Ukraine. sia, Belarus and Ukraine Markian Malskyy, Ukrainian geogra- International relations in the Post-Sovi- pher and political scientist, researcher of et space international relations lecturer in 2010- European Neighbourhood Policy, East- 2014 Ambassador to Poland. In 1983 he ern Partnership received the title of candidate of geo- Mykola Riabchuk, a cultural critic, graphical sciences, and then associate editor, poet, and author of fiction, senior professor (1987), doctor of economic sci- research fellow at the Ukrainian Centre ences (1995) and professor (1997). Since for Cultural Studies and the Ukrainian 1992, held the position of Dean of the intellectual journal - Krytyka, which is of- Faculty of International Relations, Lviv ten compared to The New York Review National University. He was director of of Books, permanent visiting professor the зкщпкфь Baltic University, which was at the Centre for East European Studies, created in collaboration with the Swed- University of Warsaw. He is a member ish university in Uppsala. He taught at of the Ukrainian PEN-club, has lectured the Center for Security Policy in Geneva

Warsaw W E 34 East WEEC July 10-13, 2014 E C European Conference (1998-2000), and during 1992-2002 he Chairman of the parliamentary delegation was Visiting Professor in the UK, Canada, to Ukraine. Germany, Poland, the USA, Switzerland and Sweden. Moderator: Jan Malicki, director of the Centre Paweł Kowal, Polish politician and Mem- for East European Studies, University of ber of the European Parliament for Poland Warsaw. The mainstream of his academic Comes First (PJN). He is currently Chairman and professional interests is the history of of the EU-Ukraine Parliamentary Coopera- sovietology research, process of transfor- tion Committee in the European Parliament. mation in Eastern Europe, its origin and Paweł Kowal was elected to the Sejm in the historical background and the peculiar 2005 election for Prawo i Sprawiedliwość, nationality problems in the region. He is from the 12 – Chrzanów district. He won a member of the 1st underground and re-election in 2007. In 2009, he ran for the subsequent editorial of the magazine European Parliament in the Lesser Poland “Camp” („Obóz”); founder and head of and Świętokrzyskie constituency, including the underground Institute of Eastern Chrzanów. He came second amongst PiS Europe, founder and the editor in chief candidates, behind Zbigniew Ziobro, tak- of the quarterly “East Review” („Przegląd ing the second Prawo i Sprawiedliwość seat Wschodni”); co-founder and the editor of won. He resigned his seat in the Sejm three the international series “Eastern Europe days later. Pawel Kowal was elected in 2009 Bibliography: Poland – Lithuania – Be- to European Parliament from the Krakow larus – Ukraine - Russia”, author and the electoral district. Once in Parliament, Mr. director of the program “Eastern Studies”, Kowal joined the Group of European Con- that are held at the Centre for East Euro- servatives and Reformists (ECR), serving as pean Studies.

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9:00 AM – 2:30 PM Registration Location: The hall of the old library 9.00 AM-9.45 AM SPECIAL MEETING with Alaksandr Bialacki International Federation for Human Rights, Minsk Moderator: Jan Malicki 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM Session I 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM Session II 2:30 PM – 3:30 PM Lunch Time 3:30 PM – 4:00 PM Daily Conference Summary 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM Round Table III Poland on the Global Chessboard – presentation of the book by Kazimierz Wóycicki and Adam Balcer

Warsaw W E WEEC July 10-13, 2014 East 37 E C European Conference DAY 3 SESSION I 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

SESSION I - 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

13. International Visegrad Fund: good example of regional cooperation Chair: PIOTR BAJDA (Poland) International Visegrad Fund, Warsaw

Participants: PIOTR BAJDA (Poland) MACIEJ KARLIŃSKI (Poland) Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University, Warsaw International Visegrad Fund good example of regional cooperation

14. Ukraine in the International Environment Chair: PAWEŁ KOWAL (Poland) former member of the European Parliament

Participants: VIKTOR MATVIYENKO (Ukraine) Taras Shevchenko National University, Kyiv International Organizations Facing Russia’s War against Ukraine

ANDRII RUBTSOV (Ukraine) Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Kyiv Ukraine-NATO Cooperation Facing Russia’s Illegal Military Intervention to Crimea

Warsaw W E 38 East Saturday July 12 2014 E C European Conference SESSION I 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM DAY 3

IEVA GAJAUSKAITE (Lithuania) Vytautas Magnus University, Kaunas The Understanding of the Strategic cooperation in the foreign policy of Ukraine

RICHAT SABITOV (Russia) Lumina University of South East Europe, Bucharest Russia’s Security Strategy: The Crimean crisis as a part of a threat to the balance of power between Russia and NATO

Discussant: ANDRZEJ SZEPTYCKI (Poland) University of Warsaw

15. 25 Years After Chair: GUIDO FRANZINETTI (Italy) University of Eastern Piedmont, Vercelli

Participants: OLGA MASHTALER (Ukraine) National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy 25 Years of Post-Communist Transformation: Support for Democracy and Authoritarianism in Poland, Ukraine and Russia

ANDRII KOBLAN (Ukraine) Ivan Franko National University, Lviv The integration of Ukrainian labor immigrants in the Central Eastern Europe (the case of the Czech Republic and Poland)

Warsaw W E Saturday July 12 2014 East 39 E C European Conference DAY 3 SESSION I 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

MARJORIE CASTLE (United States) University of Utah, Salt Lake City Poland’s pacted transition twenty-five years later: A critical re-examination

RICHARD HUNTER (United States) Seton Hall University, New Jersey Poland 2014: Twenty five years of transition: Is Poland now a normal country?

16. Forms of Modern Culture Chair: LUDWIKA WŁODEK (Poland) The Centre for East European Studies, University of Warsaw

Participants: PIOTR KAJAK (Poland) University of Warsaw Polish Hip-Hop: An intriguing journey of an imported subculture towards patriotism

MARGARITA KORZOUN (Belarus) Belgorod State Agricultural Academy Minsk Street Theatre Forum - specific project management approach

Warsaw W E 40 East Saturday July 12 2014 E C European Conference SESSION II 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM DAY 3

SESSION II - 12:30 PM - 2:30 PM

17. Problems of the Transition Period in East-Central Europe Chair: MAGDALENA DEMBIŃSKA (Canada) University of Montreal

Participants: PALINA PRYSMAKOVA (Belarus) Florida International University, Miami How Much to Care about Citizens? Comparative Study of Public Serivce Motivation between the Public and Nonprofit Sector in Poland

JEAN-CLAUDE GARCIA-ZAMOR (United States) Florida International University, Miami 25 years later: How reunified are the former East and West Germany?

GUIDO FRANZINETTI (Italy) University of Eastern Piedmont, Vercelli The moral economy of Post-Communism: A retrospective overview

MAREN KRIMMER (Germany) Univeristé Paris Est East vs. West: How did Poland manage its transition to the Market Economy taking into account the International standards and why Russia did not

Warsaw W E Saturday July 12 2014 East 41 E C European Conference DAY 3 SESSION II 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM

18. Political and National Separatism Chair: KAZIMIERZ Wóycicki (Poland) The Centre for East European Studies, University of Warsaw

Participants: RAYMOND TARAS (United States) The Centre for East European Studies, University of Warsaw The moral arguments for and against separatism: the relevance for contemporary Eastern Europe

ALINA ZUIKOVSKA (Ukraine) National Academy of Science of Ukraine, Kyiv The EuroMaidan and Separatism in East Ukraine: the case of Luhansk

GANNA BILYK (Ukraine) Maria Curie-Sklodowska University, Lublin Revolution identity, post-soviet identity, a mirror

ROMAN CHMELYK (Ukraine) Museum of Ethnography and Crafts, Lviv LECH MRÓZ (Poland) University of Warsaw The Identity of the Polish-Ukrainian Borderland in the Context of the European Aspirations

Warsaw W E 42 East Saturday July 12 2014 E C European Conference SESSION II 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM DAY 3

19. The Evolution of Political Systems in Central Eastern Europe Chair: WAWRZYNIEC KONARSKI (Poland) Jagiellonian University, Kraków

Participants: ADAM BOSIACKI (Poland) University of Warsaw Post-communist Transformations. Common Trends and Common Problems

VALENTYNA OPANASIUK (Ukraine) Sumy State University Politically Reforming Society: The Agenda for Ukraine and Russia

NATALIYA GERMAN (Ukraine) The Graduate School for Social Research, Warsaw State-building in Czechoslovakia, 1989-1992: Václav Havel’s First Presidency

VADZIM SMOK (Belarus) Institute of Political Studies “Political Sphere”, Minsk Oligarchy or Vertical? Regional Elites in Belarus and their Evolution 1999-2014

20. Historiography and Historical Policy Chair: MARIUSZ MASZKIEWICZ (Poland) Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University, Warsaw

Warsaw W E Saturday July 12 2014 East 43 E C European Conference DAY 3 SESSION II 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM

Participants: IHAR MELNIKAU (Belarus) Portal “Istoricheskaya Pravda”, Moscow Modern Belarusian Historiography of Western Belarus 1921-1939

MICHALINA KROGULECKA (Poland) University of Warsaw Historical policy in Ukraine, 1991-2010

PIOTR RUDKOUSKI (Belarus) University of Warsaw Belarusian National Idea as an Object of Intellectual Contempt .

RUXANDRA IULIANA PETRINCA (Romania) McGill University, Montreal Halfway between memory and History, Gulag Memoirs as a Genre

21. Education and Culture Chair: MYKOLA RIABCHUK (Ukraine) National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy

Participants: NATALIYA CHAHRAK (Ukraine) Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University, Ivano Frankivsk Ageing Society in Poland and in Ukraine: New Challenges for the Educational System

Warsaw W E 44 East Saturday July 12 2014 E C European Conference SESSION II 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM DAY 3

GALYNA PISKORSKA (Ukraine) Institute of International Relations, Kyiv The Role of Education while Moulding Political Consciousness of Ukrainian Middle Class

URSZULA JARECKA (Poland) Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw Culture as luxury in Poland after 1989

Warsaw W E Saturday July 12 2014 East 45 E C European Conference July 16, 17, 18 3:30 PM – 4:00 PM

dAIlY ConFEREnCE SuMMARY bY

kazimierz Wóycicki

• Summary of plenary sessions • Range of issues that were highlighted • Concluding Thoughts

We encourage all speakers and participants to take part in the Summary Thank you for your presentations and contributions! MAIn hAll oF ThE lIBRARY

Exhibition:

Renovation of the pre-War university of Warsaw Meteorological observatory on The Mount pop Ivan - The Joint polish-ukrainian project

In the year of 2013 the third stage of restoration of the pre-war observatory on the top of Pop Ivan in the Ukrainian Carpathians is going to be continued. With the fi nancial support of Polish Ministry of Culture and National Heritage, a renovation design for the tower of the observatory will be prepared, and in the main body the staircase will be restored.

The project of restoration of the Observatory is part of the broader concept for the creation of the International Youth Academic Meeting Center in the Ukrainian Carpathians, which since 2007 it is held under the patronage the presidents of the two countries. The initiators and executors of these ambitious ideas include University of Warsaw and Precarpathian National University named by Vasyl Stefanyk. last year, thanks to a grant from the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage of Poland and Ukrainian partners, the main body of the building most of the windows and door openings were secured. Also most importantly, roof structure was reconstructed and roof covering was installed. Round TABlE III

Saturday, July 12 4:00 PM

polAnd on ThE gloBAl ChESSBoARd – presentation of the book by kazimierz Wóycicki and Adam Balcer

kazimierz Wóycicki, Polish historian Institute of Ethnology and Cultural Anthro- and journalist. In the communist times, he pology, the University of Warsaw. Current- cooperated with democratic opposition ly, he is a Ph.D. candidate and lecturer at circles and was an editor and publicist in the Centre for East European Studies, the underground press and an active member University of Warsaw. He was an expert at of the Club of Catholic Intelligentsia (KIK). the Department of Central Europe (balkan He was the director of the Polish Institute section) and Project leader “Turkey after in Düsseldorf and leipzig in 1996-1999 the launch of EU accession negotiations and 2002-2005. He was the director of Szc- - foreign policy and internal aff airs” at the zecin branch of the Institute of National Centre for Eastern Studies, Warsaw. In the Remembrance. He teaches at the Centre years 2010-2012 he was a member of task for East European Studies at the Univer- force in the National Security Council of sity of Warsaw. His scientifi c interests and the President of Poland. In the years 2010- publications are concentrated on Central 2011 he was an adviser to Marek Siwiec, Europe and Germany. MP at the European Parliament (the East- ern Partnership). Since 2010 he has been Adam Balcer, is Programme Director a member of the Advisory Group to the “The EU and the new global contract” at Committee of foreign Relations at the Pol- demosEUROPA - Centre for European ish Parliament. He published numerous Strategy. He graduated from the Centre articles and reports on balkans, Turkey, the for East European Studies (M.A) and in the CIS and the black Sea.

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Warsaw W E 50 East WEEC July 10-13, 2014 E C European Conference SUNDAY – DAY 4, JULY 13

Schedule

9:00 AM – 2:30 PM Registration Location: The hall of the old library 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM Session I 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM Session II 2:30 PM – 3:30 PM Lunch Time 3:30 PM – 4:00 PM Daily Conference Summary 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM Closing lecture: Stanislau Shushkievich 5:30 PM – 6.00 PM Closing Ceremony – farewell WEEC 2014 glass of wine.

Warsaw W E WEEC July 10-13, 2014 East 51 E C European Conference DAY 4 SESSION I 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

SESSION I - 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

22. Eastern Partnership Chair: KRZYSZTOF BOBIŃSKI (Warszawa) Unia&Polska Foundation, Warsaw

Participants: SANYI YANG (Taiwan) National Chung Hsin University, Taichung Why the European Neighbourhood Policy Is Ineffective: Geopolitics and European Union- Ukraine-Russia Relations

ELENA FEDOROVSKAIA (Russia) Saint Petersburg State University Theorizing the Eastern Partnership: liberal intergovernmentalist approach

VYTAUTAS ISODA (Lithuania) Vytautas Magnus University, Kaunas How the Debate over the Nature of European Union Polity Features in the EU Enlargement Process: A View from Turkey

MARKIAN MALSKYY (Ukraine) Ivan Franko National University, Lviv New Challenges for the Eastern Partnership: Ukraine’s Perspective

Warsaw W E 52 East SUNDAY July 13 2014 E C European Conference SESSION I 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM DAY 4

23. Shaping the Political Systems in Russia Chair: WITOLD RODKIEWICZ (Poland) The Centre for East European Studies, University of Warsaw

Participants: ROMAN BACKER (Poland) Nicolaus Copernicus University, Torun Evolution of contemporary political system in Russia (February - July 2014)

ELENA GOVORINA (Russia) St. Philaret’s Institute, Moscow The Birth and Demise of Russian Liberal Political Parties: Party Building in Times of Growing Authoritarianism

ALIAKSEI BRATACHKIN (Belarus) Center for European Studies, Minsk “Intellectual History of “perestroika” (1985- 1991) in Belarus as a problem”

24. Social Space of the City Chair: ZBIGNIEW KRUSZEWSKI (USA ) University of Texas, El Paso

Participants: SVIATOSLAV STETSKOVYCH (Ukraine) University of Hamburg Question of a City’s Nationality: Perceptions of the inhabitants of Lviv during the first Soviet occupation (1939-1941)

Warsaw W E SUNDAY July 13 2014 East 53 E C European Conference DAY 4 SESSION II 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM

WIKTORIA MALICKA (Poland) University of Wrocław Understanding history in a post-communist space: manifestations of identities in the tourist space of modern Lviv

FU-SHENG SHIH (Taiwan) Soochow University, Taipei Development and the Building of Locality in a Historical Town Center - a Comparative Analysis of Taiwanese and Slovak Communities

SESSION II - 12:30 PM - 2:30 PM

25. National Relations in Central and Eastern Europe Chair: RAYMOND TARAS (USA) Tulane University, New Orleans The Centre for East European Studies, University of Warsaw

Participants: ZBIGNIEW CIOSEK (Poland) Cardinal St. Wyszyński University, Warsaw Historical factors influence on current Polish- Lithuanian relations

Warsaw W E 54 East SUNDAY July 13 2014 E C European Conference SESSION II 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM DAY 4

MARIUS TĂRÎŢĂ (Moldova) Institute of History, Chisinau The issue of the Ukrainian literature in Moldavian SSR (1944-1953)

ANASTAS DZUROVSKI (Macedonia) Faculty of Law State University St Kliment Ohridski, Kicevo The denationalization process and its effectiveness. The Macedonian case

VOLHA TSADKO (Belarus) Liatuchy University, Minsk Who are the people of Polesie? Research vision in the Russian Empire

26. International Relations in the South Caucasus Chair: KONRAD ZASZTOWT (Poland) The Polish Institute of International Affairs, Warsaw

Participants: RAHMI DOGAN (Turkey) University of St. Gallen, Fribourg Turkish - Russian Quest for Supremacy in the Southern Caucasus

MARION KIPIANI (Austria) Norwegian Helsinki Committee, Tbilisi NATO strategy vis-a-vis the South Caucasus: What next?

Warsaw W E SUNDAY July 13 2014 East 55 E C European Conference DAY 4 SESSION II 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM

MARCIN RUTOWICZ (Poland) University of Wrocław The Triumphs and Failures of Saakashvili’s Administration in Georgia (2003-2013)

27. Ukraine and the Region After “Majdan” Chair: KAZIMIERZ Wóycicki (Poland) The Centre for East European Studies, University of Warsaw

Participants: KATERYNA CHURIKOVA (Ukraine) National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy The city and the revolution. Maidan as a protest space

MYKOLA RIABCHUK (Ukraine) National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kyiv Making Sense of Maidan. Shifting Values and Sticky Identities in Contemporary Ukraine

ANDREI FEDARAU (Belarus) Majsternia, Minsk Foreign policy of Belarus in view of Ukrainian events

28. On European Security Chair: ROMAN BACKER (Poland ) Nicolaus Copernicus University, Toruń

Warsaw W E 56 East SUNDAY July 13 2014 E C European Conference SESSION II 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM DAY 4

Participants: NATALIA WOJTOWICZ (Poland) Jagiellonian University, Kraków Levels of security: paradigm of the new european environment.

TOMAS VAIŠNORAS (Lithuania) Vytautas Magnus University, Kaunas Potential energy security scenarios of Lithuania

Discussant: INEZ SZUSZWALAK (Poland) Collegium Civitas, Warsaw

Warsaw W E SUNDAY July 13 2014 East 57 E C European Conference BIS CEES INFORMATION BULLETIN Biuletyn Informacyjny Studium

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The newswires, published three times per week by each of the bulletin’s sec- tions are of secondary nature, i.e. they are not prepared by our editors but rather found and edited based on existing news services.

The main advantage and uniqueness of CEES Information Bulletin is that preparing the newswires, we always use original languages, since almost all of the editors are foreigners: scholarship holders and graduates of the University of Warsaw Centre for East European Studies. The editor-in-chief of the bulletin is Maria Przełomiec.

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BIULETYN INFORMACYJNY STUDIUM July 16, 17, 18 3:30 PM – 4:00 PM

Daily Conference Summary BY

Kazimierz Wóycicki

• Summary of plenary sessions • Range of issues that were highlighted • Concluding Thoughts

We encourage all speakers and participants to take part in the Summary Thank you for your presentations and contributions!

Warsaw W E WEEC July 10-13, 2014 East 59 E C European Conference CLOSING CEREMONY

Sunday, July 13, 4:00 PM

Stanislau Shushkievich My Life.

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Triumphs and Failures Poland and the Region after 1989

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Warsaw W E 60 East WEEC July 10-13, 2014 E C European Conference CLOSING LECTURE

Sunday, July 13, 4:00 PM

Stanislau Shushkievich

Belarusian politician and scientist. In the Kravchuk), he signed a declaration that the early 1960s, he was in charge of teaching Lee Soviet Union was dissolved and replaced by Harvey Oswald Russian when Oswald lived the Commonwealth of Independent States; in Minsk. From September 28, 1991 to Janu- the declaration later became known as the ary 26, 1994 he was the first leader and head “Belavezha Accords”. of state of independent Belarus after the Shushkevich withdrew from Belarus the dissolution of the Soviet Union (Chairman vestigial Soviet nuclear arsenal (both tacti- of the Supreme Soviet - also chairman of cal and strategic), without preconditions Parliament). He supported free market and or compensation from Russia or the West. democratic reforms and played a key role in However, other reforms became stalled due the creation of the Commonwealth of Inde- to the opposition from a hostile parliament pendent States. as well as from Prime Minister Vyacheslav As a scientist, he was Corresponding Kebich. Member of the Belarusian Academy of Sci- In late 1993, Alexander Lukashenko, the ences, Doctor in Physics and Mathematics, then-chairman of the anti-corruption com- recipient of various state awards, professor, mittee of the Belarusian parliament, accused and the author and originator of textbooks 70 senior government officials, includ- and over 150 articles and 50 inventions. ing Shushkevich, of corruption, including On December 8, 1991, in Belavezhskaya stealing state funds for personal purposes. Pushcha and together with the leaders of Lukashenko’s accusations forced a vote of Russia (Boris Yeltsin) and Ukraine (Leonid confidence, which Shushkevich lost. Shush-

Warsaw W E WEEC July 10-13, 2014 East 61 E C European Conference kevich was replaced by Vyacheslav Kuznet- Belarusian Ministry of Labor and Social Secu- sov and later by Myechyslau Hryb. rity: due to inflation, his retirement pension Further investigation revealed that the ac- as a former head of state was the equivalent cusations against Shushkevich were without of US$1.80 monthly.[2][3] To earn income, merit. In July, 1994 the first direct presidential Shushkevich lectures extensively in foreign elections were held in Belarus. Six candidates universities including in Poland, the United stood, including Lukashenko, Shushkevich States and Asian countries. and Kebich, with the latter regarded as the In 2004 he attempted to participate in clear favorite. In the first round Lukashenko parliamentary elections, but was refused reg- won 45% of the vote against 17% for Kebich, istration by the electoral commission. 13% for Paznyak and 10% for Shushkevich. He continues to be active in politics, head- In 2002 the world learned about a highly ing the Belarusian Social Democratic Assem- unusual court case. Shushkevich sued the bly party.

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Belarus Culture 10, July, 12.30, Panel No 1 10, July, 12.30, Panel No 3 Ukraine and Belarus in the Light of Presentation: “New Prometheus” the Media and Public Perception Journal 10, July, 12.30, Panel No 2 10, July, 12.30, Panel No 4 Belarus: History, Identity, Politics European Identity of Poles 11, July, 12.30, Panel No 11 11, July, 12.30, Panel No 10 Belarusian Analytical Workroom - first The Dynamics of Social Relations in results of inter-disciplinary analysis. Central Europe (Romania-Hungary), Ukrainian impact. and Their Social Perception 11, July, 12.30, Panel No 12 12, July, 10.00, Panel No 16 Eastern Europe Economies Forms of Modern Culture 12, July, 10.00, Panel No 16 12, July, 12.30, Panel No 21 Forms of Modern Culture Education and Culture 12, July, 12.30, Panel No 19 13, July, 12.30, Panel No 25 The Evolution of Political Systems in National Relations in Central and Central Eastern Europe Eastern Europe 12, July, 12.30, Panel No 20 Historiography and Historical Policy Economy 13, July, 10.00, Panel No 23 11, July, 12.30, Panel No 12 Shaping the Political Systems in Eastern Europe Economies Russia 12, July, 12.30, Panel No 17 13, July, 12.30, Panel No 25 Problems of the Transition Period in National Relations in Central and East-Central Europe Eastern Europe 13, July, 12.30, Panel No 27 Education Ukraine and the Region after 12, July, 12.30, Panel No 21 “Majdan” Education and Culture

Czech Republic European Union 12, July, 12.30, Panel No 19 11, July, 10.00, Panel No 6 The Evolution of Political Systems in Georgia: European Aspirations and Central Eastern Europe National Minorities 11, July, 10.00, Panel No 7 Security and Cooperation in Europe

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History Moldova 10, July, 12.30, Panel No 2 13, July, 12.30, Panel No 25 Belarus: History, Identity, Politics National Relations in Central and 12, July, 12.30, Panel No 20 Eastern Europe Historiography and Historical Policy 13, July, 10.00, Panel No 24 Nations, nationalities Social Space of the City & national identity 13, July, 12.30, Panel No 25 10, July, 12.30, Panel No 2 National Relations in Central and Belarus: History, Identity, Politics Eastern Europe 12, July, 12.30, Panel No 18 Political and National Separatism Hungary 12, July, 12.30, Panel No 20 11, July, 12.30, Panel No 10 Historiography and Historical Policy The Dynamics of Social Relations in 13, July, 10.00, Panel No 24 Central Europe (Romania-Hungary), Social Space of the City and Their Social Perception 13, July, 12.30, Panel No 25 National Relations in Central and Latvia Eastern Europe 10, July, 12.30, Panel No 2 Belarus: History, Identity, Politics

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NGOs 12, July, 12.30, Panel No 17 12, July, 12.30, Panel No 17 Problems of the Transition Period in Problems of the Transition Period in East-Central Europe East-Central Europe 12, July, 12.30, Panel No 19 The Evolution of Political Systems in Poland Central Eastern Europe 10, July, 12.30, Panel No 4 13, July, 10.00, Panel No 22 European Identity of Poles Eastern Partnership 11, July, 10.00, Panel No 7 13, July, 10.00, Panel No 23 Security and Cooperation in Europe Shaping the Political Systems in 12, July, 10.00, Panel No 15 Russia 25 Years After 13, July, 12.30, Panel No 26 12, July, 10.00, Panel No 16 International Relations in the South Forms of Modern Culture Caucasus 12, July, 12.30, Panel No 17 Problems of the Transition Period in Security and borders East-Central Europe 11, July, 10.00, Panel No 7 13, July, 12.30, Panel No 25 Security and Cooperation in Europe National Relations in Central and 11, July, 12.30, Panel No 9 Eastern Europe Security and Borders in Eastern Europe Romania 12, July, 10.00, Panel No 14 11, July, 10.00, Panel No 8 Ukraine in the International Law and Justice Environment 11, July, 12.30, Panel No 10 13, July, 12.30, Panel No 28 The Dynamics of Social Relations in On European Security Central Europe (Romania-Hungary), and Their Social Perception Social issues 10, July, 12.30, Panel No 4 Russia European Identity of Poles 10, July, 12.30, Panel No 1 11, July, 12.30, Panel No 10 Ukraine and Belarus in the Light of The Dynamics of Social Relations in the Media and Public Perception Central Europe (Romania-Hungary), 12, July, 10.00, Panel No 14 and Their Social Perception Ukraine in the International 11, July, 12.30, Panel No 11 Environment Belarusian Analytical Workroom - first 12, July, 10.00, Panel No 15 results of inter-disciplinary analysis. 25 Years After Ukrainian impact.

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13, July, 10.00, Panel No 23 Ukraine Shaping the Political Systems in 10, July, 12.30, Panel No 1 Russia Ukraine and Belarus in the Light of 13, July, 10.00, Panel No 24 the Media and Public Perception Social Space of the City 11, July, 10.00, Panel No 5 Elites and Political Movements in South Caucasus Ukraine and the Region 11, July, 10.00, Panel No 6 11, July, 10.00, Panel No 7 Georgia: European Aspirations and Security and Cooperation in Europe National Minorities 11, July, 10.00, Panel No 8 13, July, 12.30, Panel No 26 Law and Justice International Relations in the South 11, July, 12.30, Panel No 12 Caucasus Eastern Europe Economies 12, July, 10.00, Panel No 14 Transformation Ukraine in the International 12, July, 10.00, Panel No 15 Environment 25 Years After 12, July, 10.00, Panel No 15 12, July, 12.30, Panel No 17 25 Years After Problems of the Transition Period in 12, July, 12.30, Panel No 19 East-Central Europe The Evolution of Political Systems in 12, July, 12.30, Panel No 19 Central Eastern Europe The Evolution of Political Systems in 13, July, 10.00, Panel No 22 Central Eastern Europe Eastern Partnership 13, July, 12.30, Panel No 27 Turkey Ukraine and the Region After 13, July, 10.00, Panel No 22 “Majdan” Eastern Partnership 13, July, 12.30, Panel No 26 International Relations in the South Caucasus

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A Alijeva-Sztrauch, Hijran (The Common House of Caucasus in Poland, Warsaw) July 10, 12:30, Panel No. 3. Asanishvili, Phikria (Tbilisi State University) July 11, 10:00, Panel No. 6.

B Backer, Roman (Nicolaus Copernicus University, Toruń) July 13, 10:00, Panel No. 23. July 13, 12:30, Panel No. 28. Bajda, Piotr (Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University, Warsaw) July 12, 10:00, Panel No. 13. Balcer, Adam (University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies) July 12, 4:00, Round Table III Balcerowicz, Leszek (former Finance Minister of Poland) July 10, 11:00, Opening Ceremony Banaś, Michał (University of Wrocław) July 11, 10:00, Panel No. 5. Barszczewska-Mikulska, Agnieszka (Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw) July 11, 12:30, Panel No. 10. Bilyk, Ganna (Maria Curie-Sklodowska University, Lublin) July 12, 12:30, Panel No. 18. Bobiński, Krzysztof (Unia&Polska Foundation, Warsaw) July 13, 10:00, Panel No. 22. Bosiacki, Adam (University of Warsaw) July 11, 10:00, Panel No. 8. July 12, 12:30, Panel No. 19. Bratachkin, Aliaksei (Center for European Studies, Minsk) July 13, 10:00, Panel No. 23. Brusylovska, Olga (Odessa National University) July 11, 12:30, Panel No. 9.

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C Castle, Marjorie (University of Utah, Salt Lake City) July 12, 10:00, Panel No. 15. Chahrak, Nataliya (Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University, Ivano Frankivsk) July 12, 12:30, Panel No. 21. Chmelyk, Roman (Museum of Ethnography and Crafts, Lviv) July 12, 12:30, Panel No. 18. Churikova, Kateryna (National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy) July 13, 12:30, Panel No. 27. Ciosek, Zbigniew (Cardinal St. Wyszyński University, Warsaw) July 13, 12:30, Panel No. 25.

D Dembińska, Magdalena (University of Montreal) July 11, 10:00, Panel No. 6. July 12, 12:30, Panel No. 17. Dogan, Rahmi (University of St. Gallen, Fribourg) July 13, 12:30, Panel No. 26. Dominikowska, Ewa (University of Warsaw ) July 11, 10:00, Panel No. 7. Drozd, Natalia (National Taras Shevchenko University, Kyiv) July 11, 12:30, Panel No. 12. Dzurovski, Anastas (Faculty of Law State University St Kliment Ohridski, Kicevo ) July 13, 12:30, Panel No. 25.

E Eberhardt, Adam (The Centre for Eastern Studies, Warsaw) July 11, 4:00, Round Table II

F Fedarau, Andrei (Majsternia, Minsk) July 13, 12:30, Panel No. 27. Fedorovskaia, Elena (Saint Petersburg State University) July 13, 10:00, Panel No. 22. Fele, Eniko (Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca) July 11, 10:00, Panel No. 8.

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Fleischer, Paweł (Academic Security Forum, Warsaw) July 11, 12:30, Panel No. 9. Franzinetti, Guido (University of Eastern Piedmont, Vercelli) July 12, 10:00, Panel No. 15. July 12, 12:30, Panel No. 17. Frydrych, Justyna (Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw) July 11, 10:00, Panel No. 6.

G Gajauskaite, Ieva (Vytautas Magnus University, Kaunas) July 12, 10:00, Panel No. 14. Garcia-Zamor, Jean-Claude (Florida International University, Miami) July 12, 12:30, Panel No. 17. Genyk, Mykola (Precarpathian National University, Ivano-Frankivsk) July 11, 12:30, Panel No. 9. German, Nataliya (The Graduate School for Social Research, Warsaw) July 12, 12:30, Panel No. 19. Gheorghiu, Laura Valeria (Karl Franzens Universitat, Graz) July 11, 10:00, Panel No. 8. Govorina, Elena (St. Philaret’s Institute, Moscow) July 13, 10:00, Panel No. 23. Gryźlak, Aleksandra (University of Warsaw, the Centre for East European Studies) July 10, 12:30, Panel No. 3. Gyorffy, Gabor Zsolt (Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca) July 11, 12:30, Panel No. 10.

H Hunter, Richard (Seton Hall University, New Jersey) July 12, 10:00, Panel No. 15.

I Iakovenko, Natalia (National Taras Shevchenko University, Kyiv) July 11, 10:00, Panel No. 7. Isoda, Vytautas (Vytautas Magnus University, Kaunas) July 13, 10:00, Panel No. 22.

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Iwanow, Mikołaj (Opole University) July 10, 12:30, Panel No. 4.

J Jarecka, Urszula (Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw) July 12, 12:30, Panel No. 21.

K Kajak, Piotr (University of Warsaw) July 12, 10:00, Panel No. 16. Karaliou, Maxim (Vitebsk State Medical University) July 10, 12:30, Panel No. 2. Karliński, Maciej (Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University, Warsaw) July 12, 10:00, Panel No. 13. Kipiani, Marion (Norwegian Helsinki Committee, Tbilisi) July 13, 12:30, Panel No. 26. Kistianyk, Volodymyr (National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy) July 11, 10:00, Panel No. 8. Knothe, Tomasz (University of Warsaw, the Centre for East European Studies) July 11, 10:00, Panel No. 6. Koblan, Andrii (Ivan Franko National University, Lviv) July 12, 10:00, Panel No. 15. Kolbaia, David (University of Warsaw, the Centre for East European Studies) July 11, 10:00, Panel No. 6. Konarski, Wawrzyniec (Jagiellonian University, Kraków) July 12, 12:30, Panel No. 19. Korzoun, Margarita (Belgorod State Agricultural Academy) July 12, 10:00, Panel No. 16. Koscielny, Pawel (University of Toronto) July 10, 12:30, Panel No. 4. Kowal, Paweł (former member of the European Parliament) July 12, 10:00, Panel No. 14. July 11, 4:00, Round Table II Koźmiński, Maciej (Collegium Civitas, Warsaw) July 11, 12:30, Panel No. 10.

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Kravchuk, Leonid (former President of Ukraine) July 10, 4:00, Round Table I Krimmer, Maren (Univeristé Paris Est) July 12, 12:30, Panel No. 17. Krogulecka, Michalina (University of Warsaw) July 12, 12:30, Panel No. 20. Kruszewski, Zbigniew (University of Texas, El Paso) July 13, 10:00, Panel No. 24. Krzysztan, Bartłomiej (University of Wrocław) July 11, 10:00, Panel No. 6.

L Laputska, Veranika (Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw) July 10, 12:30, Panel No. 1. Lastouski, Aliaksei (Institute “Political Sphere”, Minsk) July 10, 12:30, Panel No. 4. Lavrinenko, Olga (Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw) July 11, 10:00, Panel No. 5.

M Malicka, Wiktoria (University of Wrocław) July 13, 10:00, Panel No. 24. Malicki, Jan (University of Warsaw) July 10, 11:00, Opening Ceremony July 11, 4:00, Round Table II Malskyy, Markian (Ivan Franko National University, Lviv) July 11, 12:30, Panel No. 12. July 13, 10:00, Panel No. 22. July 11, 4:00, Round Table II Marozava, Sviatlana (Yanka Kupala State University, Grodno) July 10, 12:30, Panel No. 2. Martyna-David, Ewa (University of Applied Studies BFI, Vienna) July 11, 12:30, Panel No. 12. Mashtaler, Olga (National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy) July 12, 10:00, Panel No. 15.

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Maszkiewicz, Mariusz (Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University, Warsaw) July 11, 10:00, Panel No. 5. July 12, 12:30, Panel No. 20. Matushenko, Oleksandra (Maria Curie-Skłodowska University, Lublin) July 11, 10:00, Panel No. 5. Matviyenko, Viktor (Taras Shevchenko National University, Kyiv) July 12, 10:00, Panel No. 14. Melnikau, Ihar (Portal “Istoricheskaya Pravda”, Moscow) July 12, 12:30, Panel No. 20. Mróz, Lech (University of Warsaw) July 12, 12:30, Panel No. 18.

N Nowak, Alojzy Z. (University of Warsaw) July 10, 11:00, Opening Ceremony

O Opanasiuk, Valentyna (Sumy State University ) July 12, 12:30, Panel No. 19.

P Petrinca, Ruxandra Iuliana (McGill University, Montreal) July 12, 12:30, Panel No. 20. Pikhoia, Rudolf (The Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Ad- ministration, Moscow) July 10, 4:00, Round Table I Piskorska, Galyna (Institute of International Relations, Kyiv) July 12, 12:30, Panel No. 21. Prysmakova, Palina (Florida International University, Miami) July 12, 12:30, Panel No. 17. Przełomiec, Maria Przełomiec (Polish Public Television, Warsaw) July 10, 4:00, Round Table I

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R Racz, Eva Maria (Radio Romania Cluj, Cluj-Napoca) July 11, 12:30, Panel No. 10. Riabchuk, Mykola (National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy) July 11, 10:00, Panel No. 5. July 12, 12:30, Panel No. 21. July 13, 12:30, Panel No. 27. July 11, 4:00, Round Table II Rodkiewicz, Witold (University of Warsaw, the Centre for East European Studies) July 13, 10:00, Panel No. 23. Ross, Wiktor (University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies) July 11, 12:30, Panel No. 9. July 10, 4:00, Round Table I Rubtsov, Andrii (Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Kyiv) July 12, 10:00, Panel No. 14. Rudenko, Maryna (US Agency for International Development FAIR Justice Project, Kyiv) July 11, 10:00, Panel No. 8. Rudkouski, Piotr (University of Warsaw) July 12, 12:30, Panel No. 18. July 12, 12:30, Panel No. 20. Rutowicz, Marcin (University of Wrocław) July 13, 12:30, Panel No. 26.

S Sabitov, Richat (Lumina University of South East Europe, Bucharest) July 12, 10:00, Panel No. 14. Senych, Mariya (Precarpathian National University, Ivano-Frankivsk) July 11, 12:30, Panel No. 9. Shapovalova, Olena (Kharkiv National University) July 11, 10:00, Panel No. 7. Shchurko, Tatsiana (Center for European Studies, Minsk) July 10, 12:30, Panel No. 2. Shih, Fu-Sheng (Soochow University, Taipei) July 13, 10:00, Panel No. 24. Shushkevich, Stanislau (Belarusian Social Democratic Assembly, Minsk) July 10, 4:00, Round Table I

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Smok, Vadzim (Institute of Political Studies “Political Sphere”, Minsk) July 12, 12:30, Panel No. 19. Smoljanski, Alexander (Integrum World Wide, St. Petersburg) July 10, 12:30, Panel No. 1. Stetskovych, Sviatoslav (University of Hamburg) July 13, 10:00, Panel No. 24. Stroińska, Magdalena (McMaster University, Hamilton) July 10, 12:30, Panel No. 4. Szeptycki, Andrzej (University of Warsaw) July 12, 10:00, Panel No. 14. Szuszwalak, Inez (Collegium Civitas, Warsaw) July 13, 12:30, Panel No. 28.

T Taras, Raymond (University of Warsaw) July 12, 12:30, Panel No. 18. July 13, 12:30, Panel No. 25. Tărîţă, Marius (Institute of History, Chisinau) July 13, 12:30, Panel No. 25. Tsadko, Volha (Liatuchy University, Minsk) July 13, 12:30, Panel No. 25.

U Usov, Pavel (Belarussian Centre for European Studies, Minsk)

V Vaišnoras, Tomas (Vytautas Magnus University, Kaunas) July 13, 12:30, Panel No. 28. Vallasek, Julia Reka (Babes Bolyai University, Cluj Napoca) July 11, 12:30, Panel No. 10. Vardomatski, Andrei (Belarusian Analitycal Workroom, Warsaw) July 10, 12:30, Panel No. 1. July 11, 12:30, Panel No. 11.

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W Wiśniewska, Natalia (University of Warmia and Mazury, Olsztyn) July 10, 12:30, Panel No. 4. Włodek, Ludwika (University of Warsaw, the Centre for East European Studies) July 12, 10:00, Panel No. 16. Wojtowicz, Natalia (Jagiellonian University, Kraków) July 13, 12:30, Panel No. 28. Wóycicki, Kazimierz (University of Warsaw) July 11, 10:00, Panel No. 7. July 13, 12:30, Panel No. 27. July 10, 12:30, Panel No. 1. July 12, 4:00, Round Table III July 12, 12:30, Panel No. 18.

Y Yang, Sanyi (National Chung Hsin University, Taichung) July 13, 10:00, Panel No. 22.

Z Zasztowt, Konrad (The Polish Institute of International Affairs, Warsaw) July 13, 12:30, Panel No. 26. Zasztowt, Leszek (University of Warsaw, the Centre for East European Studies) July 10, 12:30, Panel No. 2. Zlotnikov, Leonid (Moscow State University of Economics, Minsk) July 11, 12:30, Panel No. 12. Zsombor, Csata (Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj Napoca) July 11, 12:30, Panel No. 10. Zuikovska, Alina (National Academy of Science of Ukraine, Kyiv) July 12, 12:30, Panel No. 18.

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