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Contributing Experts 2011 EPAC – Expert Survey on Ethnonationalism in Party Competition Contributing Experts June-November 2011 Belgium Pierre Baudewyns Catholic University Leuven Régis Dandoy Free University of Brussels Pascal Delwit Free University of Brussels Kris Deschouwer Free University of Brussels Siebo Janssen University of Cologne Jean Benoît Pilet Free University of Brussels Wilfried Swenden University of Edinburgh Stefaan Walgrave University of Antwerpen Bosnia and Herzegovina Zlatan Begić University of Tuzla Vedran Dzihić University of Vienna Thorsten Gromes Peace Research Institute Frankfurt Adnan Huskić Sarajevo School of Science and Technology Damir Kapidžić University of Sarajevo Rebeka Kotlo "Džemal Bijedić" University of Mostar Ivana Marić Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung, Sarajevo Jan Mus Catholic University of Lublin Maja Nenadović University of Amsterdam Nenad Stojanović University of Zurich 1 Bulgaria Georgi Georgiev University of Sofia Milen Lyubenov University of Sofia Aleksey Pamporov Open Society Institute Sofia Ekaterina R. Rashkova Leiden University Konstantin Sachariew University of Rostock Boyka Stefanova University of Texas at San Antonio Stoycho P. Stoychev Sofia University Maria Spirova Leiden University Rossen Vassilev Ohio State University Croatia Davor Boban University of Zagreb Alexander Kleibrink Freie Universität Berlin Dario Nikić Čakar University of Zagreb Višeslav Raos Political Science Research Centre, Zagreb Daniela Sirinić University of Zagreb Denmark Maria Ackrén Ilisimatusarfik/University of Greenland Ulrik Pram Gad University of Copenhagen 2 Estonia Mikko Lagerspetz Åbo Akademi University Vadim Poleshchuk Legal Information Centre for Human Rights (LICHR), Tallinn Tõnis Saarts University of Tallinn Jennie Schulze Duquesne University Allan Sikk University College London Mihkel Solvak University of Tartu Margit Tavits Washington University in St. Louis Rein Toomla University of Tartu 3 Finland Maria Ackrén Ilisimatusarfik/University of Greenland Dag Anckar Abo Akademi University David Arter University of Tampere Burkhard Auffermann University of Tukur Kati Kuitto University of Greifswald Christoph Oberst University of Greifswald Heikki Paloheimo University of Tampere France André Fazi Universita di Corsica Jean-Marie Izquierdo SPIRIT Sciences Po Bordeaux Tudi Kernalegenn University of Rennes Martino Mazzoleni Catholic University of the Sacred Heart, Milan Romain Pasquier University of Rennes University of Montpellier Christophe Roux Italy Marco Brunazzo University of Trento Emanuele Massetti University of Izmir Martino Mazzoleni Catholic University of the Sacred Heart, Milan Duncan McDonnell University of Torino Carlo Pala University of Cagliari Francesco Palermo EURAC European Academy, Bolzano Filippo Tronconi University of Bologna 4 Kosovo Ilire Agimi University of Maastricht Artan Duraku Ministry of Internal Affairs, Kosovo Labinot Greicevci University of Ghent Gezim Krasniki University of Edinburgh Avdi Smajljaj University of Duisburg-Essen Gezim Visoka Dublin City University Latvia Timofey Agarin European Center for Minority Issues David Galbreath University of Bath Vladislav Volkov Daugavpils University Brigita Zepa University of Latvia Lithuania Timofey Agarin European Center for Minority Issues Vida Beresnevičiūtė Lithuanian Social Research Centre Diana Janušauskienė Mykolas Romeris University Algis Krupavicius Vytautas Magnus University Irmina Matonyte Kaunas University of Technology Vaidas Morkevicius Kaunas University of Technology 5 Macedonia Etem Aziri South East European University, Tetovo Ivan Damjanovski University St Cyril and Methodius, Skopje Zhidas Daskalovski University St Kliment Ohridski, Bitola Aneta Jovevska University American College Skopje Slagjan Penev Forum – Center for Strategic Research and Documentation Central European University, Budapest Dane Taleski Moldova Luke March University of Edinburgh Florent Parmentier Sciences Po Igor Bucataru State University of Moldova Igor Pivovar Center of Interethnic Research of the Republic of Moldova (before May 2011) Ion Osoian Institute for Public Policy Chisinau Leonid Litra Institute for Development and Social Initiatives Viitorul Montenegro Jelena Džankić European University Institute Olivera Komar University of Montenegro Nenad Koprivica University of Podgorica Filip Kovačević University of Kotor Zlatko Vujović University of Podgorica 6 Poland Mikolaj Czesnik Polish Academy of Sciences Karl Cordell University of Plymouth Wojciech Gagatek University of Warsaw Jarek Janczak European-University Viadrina Krzysztof Jasiewicz Washington and Lee University Anna Pacześniak Wroclaw University Bartlomiej Pytlas European-University Viadrina Rafal Riedel Opole University Waldemar Wojtasik University of Silesia Romania Florin Fesnic Babes-Bolyai University George Jiglau-Labunet Babes-Bolyai University Sergiu Gherghina GESIS Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences Sergiu Miscoiu Babes-Bolyai University István Gergő Székely Central European University 7 Serbia Siniša Atlagić University of Belgrade Florian Bieber University of Graz Daniel Bochsler University of Zurich Vladimir Mihić University of Novi Sad Irena Ristić Institute of Social Sciences Belgrade Dušan Spasojević University of Belgrade Marko Stojić University of Sussex Jelena Subotić Georgia State University Slovakia Kevin Deegan-Krause Wayne State University John A. Gould Colorado College Oľga Gyárfášová Institute of Public Affairs Bratislava Tim Haughton University of Birmingham Karen Henderson University of Leicester Lubomír Kopeček Masaryk University Juraj Marusiak Slovak Academy of Sciences Peter Učeň International Republican Institute 8 Spain Sonia Alonso Social Science Research Center Berlin Jordi Argelaguet Autonomous University of Barcelona Oscar Barberà University of Valencia Fernando Casal Bértoa University of Leiden Luis de la Calle Robles Juan March Institute Santiago Perez-Nievas Montiel Autonomous University of Madrid Josep Maria Reniu Vilamala University of Barcelona Juan Rodriguez Teruel University of Valencia Ignacio Sánchez-Cuenca Juan March Institute Tánja Verge Mestre University Pompeu Fabra Turkey Ayşe Betül Çelik Sabanci University Ersin Erkan Yeditepe University Fuat Keyman Sabanci University Tuna Kuyucu Bogazici University Kerem Öktem Oxford University Ziya Öniş Koc University Baskin Oran Ankara University Sabri Sayari Sabanci University Gunes Murat Tezcur Loyola University Chicago Mesut Yeğen Istanbul Sehir University 9 United Kingdom Paolo Dardanelli University of Kent Russell Deacon Cardiff's Metropolitan University Eve Hepburn University of Edinburgh Bonnie Meguid University of Rochester Paul Mitchell London School of Economics Alex Wright University of Dundee Ukraine Max Bader University of Munich Stephen Bloom Southern Illinois University Carbondale Ivan Katchanovski University of Toronto Valentyna Romanova University of Edinburgh Doris Wydra University of Salzburg 10 .
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