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Statement against Elsevier's sharing policy Individual Signatories #Name of Organisation Last name, first name City Country 1 IESC/UFRJ Abelha Lucia Rio de Janeiro Brasil 2 Abonyi Andras Veszprem Hungary 3 ABUSOGLU, Altug SINOP TURKEY 4 Aceves-Calderon, Patricia Ensenada Mexico 5 Aguirre-Ligüera, Natalia Montevideo Uruguay Universidad Autónoma de 6 Madrid Albertos, Ana Madrid Spain Aleixandre-Benavent, 7 Rafael Valencia Spain 8 Fundación CNIC Alicia F. Gómez Madrid Spain 9 UQAC Allaire, Stéphane Chicoutimi Canada 10 Allred, Jeff New York USA 11 CUNY Almeida, Nora New York USA 12 Altarriba Vigatà, Núria Barcelona SPAIN 13 CNR-ISMAR Alvisi, Francesca Bologna Italy 14 Alzate Echeverri, Adriana Bogota Colombia Faculty of Sciences and 15 Thecnology Ana Alves Pereira Caparica Portugal 16 University of Coimbra Ana Miguéis Coimbra Portugal Universidade Federal do 17 Espírito Santo Andrade, Morgana Vitória Brazil 18 CNRS André Francis Paris France 19 Angulo, Félix Puerto Real Spain 20 Università di Cagliari Anna Deidda Cagliari Italia 21 ENEA ANNA ROSA SPROCATI Rome Italy 22 Antonella Tomasicchio Cerignola Italy 1 #Name of Organisation Last name, first name City Country 23 Antonia Padova Italia 24 Antonia Correia Lisboa Portugal 25 Arahal, Consuelo Sevilla Spain 26 Araz Özlem Ankara Turkey 27 Armigliato, Aldo Bologna Italy 28 Arnold, Alan Canberra Australia 29 University College Cork Arnold, Margaret Cork Ireland 30 Asteggiante, Silvana Montevideo Uruguay 31 Astrella, Sandra cagliari Italy Eastern Mediterranean 32 University Ataoz , Canay Famagusta\North CypruTurkey 33 Audrit, Stéphanie Liège Belgique 34 Austin, Roddy New York United States 35 Aydın, Esra Sinop Türkiye Universidade Federal do Rio 36 de Janeiro Azeredo, Antonio Rio de Janeiro Brazil Universitat Autònoma de 37 Barcelona Azorín, Cristina Barcelona Catalunya Repositorios Digitales, 38 MINCyT, Rep. Argentina Azrilevich, Paola Buenos Aires Argentina 39 CLACSO Babini, Dominique Buenos Aires Argentina 40 Babu Vivek Cennai India 41 Indiana University Baer, Andrea Bloomington United States 42 Bahia, Ligia Rio de Janeiro Brazil 43 University of Verona Baietta Giovanni Verona Italy 44 Bakaric, Nikola Zagreb Croatia CNR-Italian National Research 45 Council Baldacci, Maria Bruna Pisa Italy 46 Clark College Ballada, Radmila Vancouver United States 47 Isof CNR Ballestri Marco Bologna Italy 48 University of Osijek, Croatia Banjari, Ines Osijek Croatia 2 #Name of Organisation Last name, first name City Country 49 University of Minho Baptista, Ana Alice Guimarães Portugal 50 Barcia, Marina La Plata Argentina 51 Barfuss, Peter Waterloo Canada 52 Barisic, Ivana Osijek Croatia 53 Barnes, Sophia Sydney Australia 54 Henderson State University Bateman, T. David Arkadelphia United States 55 Baysal Mehmet Edirne Turkey 56 Bede, Gilbert Kelowna Canada 57 UQAC Belley, Johanne Saguenay Canada 58 UCL Bellofatto, Anthony Mons Belgium 59 CNR Belosi Bologna Italy 60 Aarhus University Benito, Blas Aarhus Denmark 61 Benoist David Paris France 62 NYC College of Technology Berger, Monica Brooklyn United States 63 UCLMons Bernadette Noël Mons Belgique Universitat Autònoma de 64 Barcelona Besson, Carme Barcelona SPAIN 65 Binder, Natalie Monticello, FL USA 66 ANKOS Binen, Aysen Aydin TURKEY 67 Yale Center for British Art Binkowski, Kraig New Haven United States 68 Birdie, christina Bangalore India United States 69 Birmingham, Bridgett Tallahassee of America 70 Biswas, Paromita Cullowhee United States 71 Bolsover, Leslie London UK 72 IMEM-CNR BOLZONI FULVIO PARMA ITALY 73 Bongiovani, Paola Carolina Rosario Argentina 74 Bonnet Benjamin Montpellier France 3 #Name of Organisation Last name, first name City Country California State University, 75 Northridge Borchard, Laurie Los Angeles, CA United States 76 Borges, Maria Manuel Porto Portugal 77 Boric, Vesna Zagreb Croatia Científica y Tecnológica, 78 CAICYT-CONICET Bosch, Mela Buenos Aires Argentina Dept. of Information Science, 79 University of Pretoria Bothma, Theo Pretoria South Africa 80 EVS-CREA Bourel Etienne Lyon France 81 Bowden, J. Albert II Virginia Beach USA 82 Bradish Cash, Christine Raleigh USA 83 Brandao, Elaine Reis Rio de Janeiro Brazil 84 Brandt, Olaf Tübingen Germany 85 University of Regensburg Brembs, Björn Regensburg Germany United 86 Surrey Space Centre Brett, Peter Edinburgh Kingdom 87 Briški, Marijana Zagreb Hrvatska 88 Brito, Ana Porto Portugal 89 Faculty of Medicine Brkić, Hrvoje Osijek Croatia United States 90 Brown, Jason Los Angeles of America 91 Brua, Lacey Jesup USA 92 CNR - ISMN Brucale, Marco Bologna Italy 93 Bruneau Vincent Bordeaux France 94 Buckland, Amy Chicago United STates 95 Vienna University Library Budroni, Paolo Vienna Austria 96 Buga Berkovic Zagreb Croatia 97 Bunnelle, James Portland USA 98 Burd, Barbara Myrtle Beach US 99 University of Guelph Burpee, K. jane Guelph Canada 100 Cáceres Alexandra Bogotá Colombia 4 #Name of Organisation Last name, first name City Country 101 Čačić Vedran Zagreb Croatia 102 ENEA Cafiero Roma Italia 103 Calio' Alessandro Napoli Italia UERJ (Rio de Janeiro State 104 University, Brazil) Camargo, Kenneth Rio de Janeiro Brazil 105 Cameron-Vedros Kansas City USA 106 Canabé, José Montevideo Montevideo CNRS (National Center for 107 Scientific Research) - France Cañadas, Patrick Montpellier France dell'Informazione "A. Faedo" - 108 National Research Council of Candela, Leonardo Pisa Italy 109 Cantale Cristina Rome Italy Ireland, United 110 Cantley, Nathan Portadown Kingdom 111 University of Idaho Library Canzoneri, Beth Moscow United States 112 University of New Hampshire Carchidi, Daniel Durham United States 113 Caresmel, Philippe Rambouillet France 114 Carl Grant Norman, OK USA 115 Cnr Carla Ferreri Bologna Italy 116 University of Turin Carla Lingua Turin Italy 117 INAF Caroli, Ezio Bologna Italy 118 CSU San Marcos Carr, Allison San Diego US 119 Carrillo, Brandy Sacramento United States 120 Carvalho, Maria José Coimbra Portugal 121 Fundação Oswaldo Cruz Carvalho, Marilia Rio de janeiro Brazil Castañeda-Rentería 122 Universidad de Guadalajara Liliana Guadalajara Mexico 123 Bibliotecavillegas Castillo, Nieves General Villegas Argentina 124 Castorina, Mario Roma Italia 125 Catherine Keske Corner Brook NL 126 Cavlovic Kristina Rijeka Croatia 5 #Name of Organisation Last name, first name City Country 127 Université Paris 13 CELER Isabelle Villetaneuse France 128 ISMAR CNR Ceregato, Alessandro Bologna Italy 129 Chambers, Thane Edmonton Canada California State University San 130 Marcos Chan, Ian San Marcos United States 131 Duke University Chapman, Joyce Durham United States 132 LORIA - Université de Lorraine Charoy, François Vandoeuvre lès Nancy France 133 Stony Brook University Chase, Darren Stony Brook USA 134 Chela Mirian Quito Ecuador 135 University of Montpellier CHERBLANC Fabien MONTPELLIER FRANCE University of Washington 136 Libraries Chin Roemer, Robin Seattle United States 137 Cho, Jooah New York USA Québec, 138 Chotard,Océane Montréal Canada 139 Montpellier University, France Chrysochoos, André Montpellier France 140 University at Buffalo Ciganda, Martin Buffalo United States 141 The Graduate Center, CUNY Cirasella, Jill New York United States 142 Clark, Aprile Lund Sweden 143 Clark, Eric Lund Sweden 144 Faculdade de Direito da UNL Cláudia Saltão Lisboa Portugal United 145 Clay, David Liverpool Kingdom 146 University of Guelph Clyburne-Sherin, April Toronto Canada 147 Coeli, Claudia Rio de Janeiro Brazil 148 Coimbra, Natercia Coimbra Portugal 149 University of Bologna Collina, Elena Rimini Italy 150 Colombo Giovanna Como Italy 151 TED Ankara College Çömlekçi, Kamil Ankara Turkey 152 Conforti Vito Bologna Italy 6 #Name of Organisation Last name, first name City Country 153 Kosson Constantinescu, Nicolaie Bucharest Romania 154 CNR Conversi, Alessandra Lerici Italy Italian National Research 155 Council Coppola Giuseppe Napoili Italy 156 Corda, Laura Cagliari Italy 157 Cosseddu, Rita Cagliari Italy 158 ISTEC-CNR Costa, Anna Faenza Italia 159 Universita' di Camerino Costantini, Tiziana Camerino Italy 160 Courant, Paul Ann Arbor USA 161 Kansas State University Courtois, Martin Manhattan USA 162 TELUQ Couture, Marc Montreal Canada 163 University of Teramo Critaro, Elena Mosciano Sant' Angelo Italy 164 Ruđer Bošković Institute Crnolatac, Ivo Zagreb Croatia 165 CNRS Croce, Jenifer Villefranche sur Mer France 166 Currie, Philippa Fordyce Scotland 167 University of Bergen Cutler, Ingrid Bergen Norway 168 Sorbonne-Universités-Paris 6 Cuzin-Roudy, Janine Villefranche-sur -mer FRANCE 169 Daniels, Jessie New York United States 170 Université de Lyon Darmont, Jérôme Lyon France 171 CUNY Davis, Robin New York USA 172 Dawes, Trevor A St. Louis USA 173 De Luise, Vincenzo Napoli Italy 174 CNR-IMM De Stefano Luca Napoli Italy 175 DeFrain, Erica Lincoln USA Degli Esposti Boschi, 176 CNR Cristian Bologna Italy 177 Deinzer, Gernot Regensburg Germany 178 DeJong, Mary Flagstaff AZ 7 #Name of Organisation Last name, first name City Country 179 UCL Delbushaye Thibaut Mons Belgium 180 ENEA Della Seta, Livia Rome Italy 181 dell'Erba Ramiro Rome Italy 182 Cornell University DelRosso, Jim Ithaca United States 183 Delserone, Leslie Lincoln, NE USA 184 Denlinger, Kyle Winston-Salem United States 185 University of Alabama Libraries DeRidder, Jody Tuscaloosa United States 186 Plymouth State University DeRosa, Robin Plymouth USA 187 Desalvo Agostino Bologna Italy University of Washington 188 Libraries DeSart, Mel Seattle USA DESHOUILLERS, Jean 189 IMB, Bordeaux, France Marc TALENCE FRANCE 190 D'Ettole, Paola Firenze Italy
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  • Joint International Master in Cultural Sociology

    Joint International Master in Cultural Sociology

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    OGNJEN KOJANIC Department of Anthropology University of Pittsburgh 3302 WWPH 15260 Pittsburgh, PA USA [email protected] ______________________________________________________________________________ EDUCATION University of Pittsburgh; Pittsburgh, PA In progress PhD (Expected 2020), Anthropology Advisor: Robert M. Hayden Central European University; Budapest, Hungary 2014 MA, Sociology and Social Anthropology Advisor: Don Kalb University of Belgrade; Belgrade, Serbia 2013 BA, Ethnology and Anthropology Advisor: Ildiko Erdei FELLOWSHIPS AND AWARDS 2018 IDRF Photo Competition, Photo Essay Prize (Staff Pick), Social Science Research Council 2016 Andrew Mellon Predoctoral Fellowship, University of Pittsburgh 2016 Graduate Student Paper Prize, Society for the Anthropology of Europe 2016 Midwest Slavic Graduate Student Essay Prize, Midwest Slavic Association 2015 Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences Teaching Fellowship, University of Pittsburgh 2014 Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences Graduate Fellowship, University of Pittsburgh 2012-2015 Young Talents Fund “Dositeja,” Ministry of Youth and Sports, Serbia 2011-2012 Undergraduate Exchange Program, Open Society Foundations 2010-2013 Municipality of Lapovo, Serbia 2010-2012 Ministry of Education and Science, Serbia RESEARCH GRANTS 2017 Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement Grant, National Science Foundation 2017 International Dissertation Research Fellowship, Social Science Research Council 2017 Klinzing Grant for Dissertation Research, European Studies Center, University of Pittsburgh 2016 Klinzing