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List of Participants European Conference "1914-2014: Lessons from History? Citizenship Education and Conflict Management" 16-18 October 2014 Vienna, Austria List of Participants In this list only those participants are listed who consented to the publication of their name, organisation and email address in a printed list of participants as well as in the online publication. Name Institution Country Email address Abu-Zaid, Reem The Danish Egyptian Dialogue Institute Egypt [email protected] Ålander, Minna Federal Agency for Civic Education Germany [email protected] Union des Tunisiens Indépendants pour la Ali, Moez Tunisia [email protected] Liberté Arram, Shahdan The Danish Egyptian Dialogue Institue Egypt [email protected] Assenova, Mariana New Culture Foundation Bulgaria [email protected] polis - Austrian Centre for Citizenship Ausserer, Ingrid Austria [email protected] Education in Schools Bačić, Lovorka Centre for Peace Studies Croatia [email protected] SIETAR Deutschland - Society for Bakke-Seeck, Sigvor Intercultural Education Training and Germany [email protected] Research Ban, Kyoko Tokushima College Japan [email protected] Ban, Tsunenobu Naruto University of Education Japan [email protected] Center for Religious Studies of Belgrade Bartulovic, Ivana Serbia [email protected] Open School Bauer, Joanna Jugendwerk der AWO (Hessen-Süd) Germany [email protected] Österreichische Gesellschaft für Politische Baumgartner, Rahel Austria [email protected] Bildung Bayer, Árpád Hungary [email protected] 1 Name Institution Country Email address Ben Romdhane Ep Unions des Tunisiens pour la Liberté (UTIL) Tunisia [email protected] ALI, Halima Foundation Remembrance, Responsibility Böhme, Sonja Germany [email protected] and Future (EVZ) Fellowship programme Boncheva, Kita "Shaping Europe - Civic Education in Bulgaria [email protected] Action" Borsi, Zsofia Anna Milestone Institute Hungary [email protected] Bösling, Carl-Heinrich Volkshochschule Osnabrück Germany [email protected] Braun, Gerhard BRAUNs Fruit Juices / DDB Germany [email protected] Brychta, Alfred Europaschule Budapest Austria [email protected] Canek, Marek Multicultural Center Prague Czech Republic [email protected] Carstocea, Raul European Center for Minority Issues Germany [email protected] Caruana, Philip Junior College, University of Malta Malta [email protected] Christ, Andreas Gemeinsam Europa gestalten e.V. Germany [email protected] Costa Afonso, New University of Lisbon Portugal [email protected] Clarisse marjolein.delvou@evensfoundation. Delvou, Marjolein Evens Foundation Belgium be Djuliman, Enver The Norwegian Helsinki Committe Norway [email protected] Duret-Nauche, Socialna Akademija (Social Academy) Slovenia [email protected] Frederic-Raphael Dzidziguri, Kristine International Association TIP Georgia [email protected] Eckert, Reinhard Interkulturelles Zentrum Austria [email protected] El Abdaoui, Khalid University of Vienna Austria [email protected] Elbers, Frank Human Rights Education Associates the Netherlands [email protected] International Foundation for Training and En-Nosse, M'hamed Morocco [email protected] Developement Evens, Josephine Federal Agency for Civic Education Germany [email protected] ProDemos - House for Democracy and the Faas, Ingrid the Netherlands [email protected] Rule of Law 2 Name Institution Country Email address Fellowship programme Falkowska-Warska, "Shaping Europe - Civic Education in Poland [email protected] Malgorzata Action" Gamper, Christine Interkulturelles Zentrum Austria [email protected] The Living History Forum | Forum för Christina.gamstorp@levandehistori Gamstorp, Christina Sweden levande historia a.se Gebara, Caroline The European Wergeland Centre Norway [email protected] Gebauer, Bernt Geschwister-Scholl-Schule, Bensheim Germany [email protected] Geerling, Judith EUROCLIO Netherlands [email protected] philipp.gektidis@internationaler- Gektidis, Philipp Internationaler Bund Germany bund.de International Association for Training and Goguadze, Gocha Georgia [email protected] Inter-employment Programs Göttel, Hans Europahaus Burgenland Austria [email protected] Grass, Hans Peter Friedensbüro Salzburg Austria [email protected] Grau, Edurne CIVES Foundation Spain [email protected] Greco, Sara Alfia University of Hannover Germany [email protected] Grob, Barbara Germany [email protected] Grune, Ruth Federal Agency for Civic Education Germany [email protected] Hag, Ahmed Institute for Foreign Cultural Relations (ifa) Jemen [email protected] polis - Austrian Centre for Citizenship Haupt, Maria Austria [email protected] Education in Schools Head, Anna Federal Institute for Adult Education Austria [email protected] Hirsch, Anja University of Hannover Germany [email protected] Hjorth, Lillian Human Rights Academy Norway [email protected] polis - Austrian Centre for Citizenship Hladschik, Patricia Austria [email protected] Education in Schools Hodschar, Dani Schülerradio "Radioigel" Austria [email protected] Holden, Marianne Human Rights Academy Norway [email protected] 3 Name Institution Country Email address Kunsthaus Zürich - The Museum for Modern Hug, Cathérine Switzerland [email protected] Art in Zurich Korean Civic Education Institute for Hui Jeong, Gang South Korea [email protected] Democracy (KOCEI) Igual Capdevila, Spain [email protected] Matilde Fellowship programme Ilisei, Irina "Shaping Europe - Civic Education in Romania [email protected] Action" Jantschek@politische- Jantschek, Ole Protestant Academies in Germany Germany jugendbildung-et.de Jelincic, Jadranka Open Society Foundation Serbia Serbia [email protected] Jenei, Adrienn Milestone Institute Hungary [email protected] Jurman, Lana Centre for Peace Studies Croatia [email protected] Kakos, Michalis Leeds Beckett University UK [email protected] Fellowship programme Karasinska, Joanna "Shaping Europe - Civic Education in Poland [email protected] Action" Katsamori, Theodora University of Peloponnese Greece [email protected] Keser Aschenbeger, filiz.keser-aschenberger@donau- Austria Filiz uni.ac.at European Association for the Education of Kihrer, Raffaela Belgium [email protected] Adults Killy, Regina GFPS e.V. Germany [email protected] Korean Civic Education Institute for Kim, Dae-il South Korea [email protected] Democracy (KOCEI) Korean Civic Education Institute for Kim, Su-yeon South Korea [email protected] Democracy (KOCEI) Fellowship programme Kirova, Svetlana "Shaping Europe - Civic Education in Bulgaria [email protected] Action" Klacsman, Borbala Anne Frank House e.V. Hungary [email protected] Knierbein, Sabine Vienna University of Technology Austria [email protected] Kohns, Oliver University of Luxembourg Germany [email protected] Kokalj, Andreja DIALOGICUM CGP Slovenia [email protected] 4 Name Institution Country Email address Fellowship programme Kopřivová, Lenka "Shaping Europe - Civic Education in Czech Republic [email protected] Action" Körber, Andreas University Hamburg Germany [email protected] Korhonen, Riitta University of Turku Finland [email protected] Fellowship programme Kostova, Lilia "Shaping Europe - Civic Education in Bulgaria [email protected] Action" Krammer, Sari Austrian Parliamentary Administration Austria [email protected] Kraus, Monika BG/BRG St. Pölten Josefstraße Austria [email protected] Kuziel, Krzysztof Austria [email protected] Kuzmits, Helga Europahaus Burgenland Austria [email protected] Norwegian University of Science and Kvande, Lise Norway [email protected] Technology Lally, Chris Cardiff University Great Britain [email protected] Laslo, Anca Simona Bihor County Prefecture Romania [email protected] Korean Civic Education Institute for Lee, Jae Young South Korea [email protected] Democracy (KOCEI) Lenz, Claudia The European Wergeland Center Norway [email protected] Linzer, Martina Maria gain & sustain: europe Austria [email protected] Lisney, John European Youth Forum Belgium [email protected] Dynamo - Association of Socio-Cultural Losego, Matia Portugal [email protected] Dynamism Luif, Paul Vienna University Austria [email protected] Lytovka, Maksym The Lane Kirkland Program Poland [email protected] Maghraoui, Driss Al Akhawayn University Morocco [email protected] Mahmood, Khalid School Development Support Agency Great Britain [email protected] Maknin, Khouloud Institute for Foreign Cultural Relations (ifa) Tunisia [email protected] 5 Name Institution Country Email address Markovic, Tamara Montenegro [email protected] Martínez, Ramón Germany [email protected] Martinho Rio, Olinda Ministry of Education and Science Portugal Portugal [email protected] Danish Helsinki Committee for Human Maschke, Philip Denmark [email protected] Rights Matei, Romina Intercultural Institute Timisoara Romania [email protected] Matiuta, Cristina Maria University of Oradea Romania [email protected] Matos, Ana New University of Lisbon Portugal [email protected] Matusz, Márk Milestone Institute Hungary [email protected] Meixner, Annika Federal Agency for Civic Education Germany [email protected] Mikecz, Daniel Jelen! 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