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Maria Bucur Indiana University Department of History Ballantine Hall 742 Bloomington, IN 47405 812-855-7581 e-mail: [email protected]

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Professor, John W. Hill Chair in East European History, Indiana University, 2010- present. Professor, , Indiana University, 2016—present. Associate Dean for International Programs and the School of Global and International Studies, College of Arts and Sciences, Indiana University, 2011-14. Director, Russian and East European Institute, 2009-11. Interim Chair, Gender Studies, Indiana University, 2008-09. Associate Professor, John W. Hill Chair in East European History, Indiana University, 2003-10. Acting Director, Russian and East European Institute, Indiana University, 2006-07. Acting Co-Director, European Union Center for Excellence, Indiana University, 2006-07. Co-Editor, Yearbook of Gender and Women’s History, 2005-12. Associate Editor, American Historical Review, 2003-06. Assistant Professor, John W. Hill Chair in East European History, Indiana University, 1996-03.

EDUCATION

Ph.D., History, University of ; October 1996. M.A., History, University of Illinois, May 1993. B.S.F.S., Georgetown University, May 1991.

CURRENT RESEARCH/WRITING PROJECTS

The Century of Women: How Women Changed the World in the Twentieth Century, manuscript under contract with Rowman and Littlfield.*

PUBLICATIONS (refereed=*) Books

The Birth of Democratic Citizenship: Women and Everyday Life in Socialist and Post- Socialist , with . Bloomington: Indiana University Press, forthcoming.*

Gendering Modernism: A Historical Reappraisal of the Canon, London: Bloomsbury Academic, 2017, forthcoming.* Maria Bucur Curriculum Vitae, page 2

The Global West, co-author with Frank Kidner et al. Belmont, CA: Cengage, 2017, forthcoming.*

Making Europe. The Story of the West, co-author with Frank Kidner et al., 2nd rev. ed. Belmont, CA: Cengage, 2012.*

Heroes and Victims: Remembering War in Twentieth-Century Romania, Indiana University Press, 2009.* See reviews in American Historical Review, Slavic Review, Nationalities Papers, Women’s Studies International Forum, Journal of Contemporary European Studies, History of in Europe, Cultural and Social History, Aspasia.

Making Europe. People, Politics and Culture, co-author with Frank Kidner et al. : Houghton Mifflin, 2007.*

Gender and War in Twentieth Century Eastern Europe, co-editor with Nancy M. Wingfield. Bloomington, In.: Indiana University Press, 2006.* See reviews in Journal of Military History, Signs, Slavic Review, H-Habsburg, American Historical Review, 22, Canadian Slavonic Papers, H-Ideas [Romanian cultural weekly].

Eugenics and Modernization in Interwar Romania. Pittsburgh, Pa.: Pittsburgh University Press, 2002 [Pitt Series in Russian and East European Studies]; translated into Romanian as Eugenie şi modernizare în România interbelicǎ (Iaşi: Polirom, 2005).* See reviews in American Historical Review, East European Politics and Societies, European Journal of Women’s Studies, H-Habsburg, Journal of Medical History, Journal of History of Biology, Nationalities Papers, Ziua [Romanian daily newspaper]

Patriarhat şi emancipare în istoria gîndirii politice româneşti [Patriarchy and Emancipation in the History of Romanian Political Thought], co-editor with Mihaela Miroiu. Iaşi, Polirom, 2002.

Staging the Past: The Politics of Commemoration in Habsburg Central Europe, 1848 to the Present, co-editor with Nancy Wingfield. La Fayette, In.: Purdue University Press, 2001 [Central European Studies Series].*

Articles/Chapters

“The Balkans,” in Jonathan Grant and Kurt Piehler, eds., Oxford Handbook of World War II, under contract.

“The Balkans,” in Barton C. Hacker and Margaret Vining, eds., Cutting a New Pattern: Uniformed Women in the Great War. Washington, D.C., Smithsonian Institution Scholarly Press, under contract.

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“To Have and to Hold: Gender Regimes and Property Rights in the Romanian Principalities and Habsburg Empire, 1600-1914,” under review.*

“Thinking War: Public and Intellectual Discourses on the War in Romania,” Südosteuropa Jahrbuch, forthcoming.*

“Prostitution in Romania: and Constanta,” Guide to the League of Nations Archives on Human Trafficking, Jean-Michel Chaumont, Paul Servais, and Magaly Rodriguez, eds., forthcoming.*

“Invisible Heroes: Women and Heroism in World War I, the Case of Romania,” in Snezhana Dimitrova, Giovanni Levi, Janja Jerkov, eds., One Hundred Years of Inheriting: The First World War Phenomenon. Budapest: Central European University Press, 2017, forthcoming.*

“From Invisibility to Marginality: Women’s History in Romania,” Women’s History Review (2016).*

“Intimate Politics under Communism in Romania,” in Catherine Baker, ed., Gender in Twentieth-Century Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union. Basingstoke: Palgrave, 2016.*

“The Economics of Citizenship: Gender Regimes and Property Rights in Romania in the 20th Century,” In Anne Epstein and Rachel Fuchs, eds., Gender and Citizenship in Historical and Transnational Perspective. Basingstoke: Palgrave, 2016.*

“Women and State : Failed Promises and Radical Changes Revisited,” Review Essay, Nationalities Papers, 44, no. 5 (September 2016): 847—55; at http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/00905992.2016.1169263, 9 pp.*

“Sonya Michel: Mentor and Mensch,” with , Social Politics, special issue dedicated to Sonya Michel, (Fall 2015).*

“The Tightrope Called Academia. Women and Work-Life Balance,” Perspectives, March 2015.

“Being There. An Autobiographical Perspective on the 1989 Revolution in Romania,” Romanian Journal of Society and Politics. Special Issue on 1989, vol. 10, no. 1, issue 18 (2015): 7—23.*

“War and Regeneration. The Great War and Eugenics in Eastern Europe,” Region. Regional Studies of Russia, Eastern Europe, and Central Asia, 4, no. 1 (2015): 31—43.*

“Eugenics,” Blackwell Encyclopedia of Race, Ethnicity and Nationalism. London: Wiley-Blackwell, 2014.*

“Romania,” Around the World. Global Eugenics, at http://eugenicsarchive.ca/discover/world/530ba1c776f0db569b00001c.* Maria Bucur Curriculum Vitae, page 4

“How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love (or at Least Embrace) Administration,” AWSS Newsletter, vol. 3, no. 1 (June 2014), at http://archive.constantcontact.com/fs133/1109799035295/archive/1117488821420.html.

“In Praise of Wellborn Mothers: On the Development of Eugenicist Gender Roles in Interwar Romania,” in Irena Grudzinska-Gross and Andrzej Tymowski, eds, Eastern Europe: Women in Transition, vol. 3. New York: Peter Lang, 2013, pp. 103—20 (republication in anthology).*

“Intre ‘mama ranitilor’ si ‘fecioara de la Jiu’: femeile romance si eroismul in Primul Razboi Mondial,” Historia, XIII, no. 136 (May 2013): 39—43 (3700 words).

“Passing it Forward: Thoughts on Academic Feminists and the Future of Our Ideas,” AnAlize, New Series, No. 1 (2013).

“Women in the Attic. A Forum on the Recent History of Women’s/Gender History in Eastern Europe,” Aspasia 6 (2012): 127—36.*

“Gender and Religiosity in Communist Romania: Continuity and Change, 1945-1989,” Aspasia 5 (2011): 28—45.*

“Citizenship, Gender and the Everyday in Romania since 1945: Work and Care,” Working paper, NCEEER, at http://www.ucis.pitt.edu/nceeer/2011_825-16n_Bucur- Deckard.pdf (14 pp.).

“Remapping the Historiography of Modernization and State-Building in Southeastern Europe through Hygiene, Health and Eugenics,” in Marius Turda et al., eds., Health, Hygiene and Eugenics in Southeastern Europe to 1945. Budapest: Central European University Press, 2011, 437—46.*

“How to Tell the Story of your Grandparents? Ethical Dilemmas of Postmemory,” in Marius Turda and Robert Pyrah, eds., Re-Contextualising East Central European History. Nation, Culture, and Minority Groups (London: LEGENDA and the Modern Humanities Research Association and Maney Publishing, 2010).*

“Quality Assessment in Higher Education: Research Public Universities in the ,” in Quality Assurance Review for Higher Education, 2, no.2 (September 2010): 102 – 108.

“Of Crosses, Winged Victories, and Eagles: Commemorative Contests between Official and Vernacular Voices in Interwar Romania,” East Central Europe, no. 37 (2010): 31– 58.*

“Eugenics and Colonialism in Eastern Europe,” in Philippa Levine and Alison Bashford, eds., The Oxford Handbook of the History of Eugenics. New York: , 2010, 398—412.* Maria Bucur Curriculum Vitae, page 5

“Six Historians in Search of Alltagsgeschichte,” with Wendy Goldman et al, in Aspasia 3 (2009): 189—212.*

“An Archipelago of Stories: Gender History in Eastern Europe,” part of the forum Revisiting Joan Scott’s Gender as a Category of Analysis. American Historical Review vol. 113 (December 2008): 1375-1389.*

“Gender and Citizenship. Difference and Power in the Modern State. A Review Essay,” in Journal of Women’s History, vol. 20, no. 4 (Winter 2008): 160-170.

“Remembering Wartime Violence in Twentieth-Century Transylvania: A Few Thoughts on Comparative History.” Journal of Hungarian Studies, vol. 21, no. 1-2 (June 2007 [2008]): 101-110.

“Gendering Dissent: Of Bodies and Minds, Survival and Opposition under Communism,” in Angela Brintlinger and Natasha Kolchevska, eds., Beyond Little Vera. Bloomington, IN: Slavica, 2008, 16-32.*

“State, Education and Society: Russia and Eastern Europe since 1989,” in collaboration with Ben Eklof, in Robert F. Arnove and Carlos Torres, eds., Comparative Education, 2nd rev. ed. Latham, Md.: Rowman and Littlefield, 2007.*

“Between Liberal and Republican Citizenship. and Nationalism in Romania, 1859-1918.” Aspasia I (2007): 84-103.*

“Carol II,” in Berndt Fischer, ed., Balkan Dictators in the Twentieth Century. London: Hurst and Co., 2007.

“Fallen Women and Necessary Evils: Eugenicist Cultural Representations of and Legal Battles over Prostitution in Interwar Romania,” in Marius Turda and Paul Weindling, eds., ‘Blood and Homeland’. Eugenics and Racial Nationalism in Central and Southeast Europe, 1900-1940. Budapest and New York: Central European University Press, 2006.

“Women’s Stories as Sites of Memory: Remembering Romania’s World Wars,” in Maria Bucur and Nancy M. Wingfield, eds., Gender and War in Twentieth Century Eastern Europe. Bloomington, In.: Indiana University Press, 2006.*

“Calypso Botez,” in Francisca de Haan and , eds., East European Feminist Dictionary. Budapest: Central European University Press, 2006.

“Ella Negruzzi,” in Francisca de Haan and Krassimira Daskalova, eds., East European Feminist Dictionary. Budapest: Central European University Press, 2006.

“Elena Djionat,” in Francisca de Haan and Krassimira Daskalova, eds., East European Feminist Dictionary. Budapest: Central European University Press, 2006.

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“Elena Meissner,” in Francisca de Haan and Krassimira Daskalova, eds., East European Feminist Dictionary. Budapest: Central European University Press, 2006.

“Fascism and Modernism in Twentieth Century Romania,” Angelica Fenner and Eric D. Weitz ,eds., Fascism and Neo-fascism: Critical Writings on the Radical Right in Europe. New York: Palgrave, 2004.*

“Edifices of the Past: War Memorials and Heroes in Twentieth-Century Romania,” in Maria Todorova, ed., National Identities and National Memories in the Balkans. London: Hurst and Co., 2003, 158-77.

“Gender and Fascism in Interwar Romania,” in Kevin Passmore, ed., Women, Gender and the Extreme Right in Europe. Manchester, Eng.: Manchester University Press, 2003, 58-79.*

“State, Education and Society: Russia and Eastern Europe since 1989,” in collaboration with Ben Eklof, in Robert F. Arnove and Carlos Torres, eds., Comparative Education, rev. ed. Latham, Md.: Rowman and Littlefield, 2003.*

“Book Collecting and Reading in Brasov, Romania under Communism," Working Paper, NCEEER, at http://www.ucis.pitt.edu/nceeer/2003-817-19n-Bucur.pdf (18 pp.).

“Treznea. Trauma, Nationalism and the Memory of World War II in Romania.” Rethinking History 6, no. 1 (2002): 35-55.*

“Mişcarea eugenistă şi rolurile de gen” [The Eugenics Movement and Gender Roles], in Maria Bucur and Mihaela Miroiu, eds., Patriarhat şi emancipare în istoria gîndirii politice româneşti [Patriarchy and Emancipation in the History of Romanian Political Thought], co-editor with Mihaela Miroiu. Iaşi, Polirom, 2002.

“Istoria publică şi exigenţele profesiunii de istoric în România postcomunistă,” [Public History and the New Challenges for Professional Historians in Post-communist Europe] in Coligiul Noua Europa, comp., Istoria recentă în Europa. Obiecte de studiu, surse, metode [Recent History in Europe. Themes, Sources. Methods]. Bucharest: New Europe College, 2002, 294-302.

“Calypso Botez: Gender Difference and the Limits of Pluralism in Interwar Romania.” Jahrbücher für Geschichte und Kultur Südosteuropas, 3, (2001): 63-78.

“Introduction,” with Nancy Wingfield, in Staging the Past: The Politics of Commemoration in Habsburg Central Europe, 1848 to the Present. La Fayette, In.: Purdue University Press, 2001, 1-13.*

“Birth of a Nation: Commemorations of December 1st, 1918 and the Construction of National Identity in Communist Romania,” in Staging the Past: The Politics of Commemoration in Habsburg Central Europe,1848 to the Present. La Fayette, In.: Purdue University Press, 2001, 286-325.* Maria Bucur Curriculum Vitae, page 7

“Между Маййата на Ранените и Девицата от Жиу. Румънските жени и полът на героизма по време на голямата война,” [Between the Mother of the Wounded and the Virgin from Jiu. Romanian Women and the Gender of Heroism during the Great War] in Snezhana Dimitrova and Elena Tacheva, eds., Рицари и Мироворци на Балканите. Походи, Преселения н Поксонничетво[Knights and Peacemakers on the Balkans. Conquest, Pilgrimage, and Migrations]. Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria: Neofit Riilski University, 2001, 277-301. Translated into Bulgarian by Nikoleta Popkostadinova. [originally published in Journal of Women’s History 12, no. 2, (Summer 2000): 30-56].

“The Balkans,” in Peter N. Stearns et al, eds. Encyclopedia of European Social History. New York: Scribner’s, 2001, 421-32.*

“Between the Mother of the Wounded and the Virgin from Jiu. Romanian Women and the Gender of Heroism during the Great War.” Journal of Women’s History 12, no. 2, (Summer 2000): 30-56.*

“The Ethics of Oral History and the Construction of Civil Society.” Revista de Istorie Sociala (Iasi), no. 2, 2000.

“Women in Romania,” in Richard Frucht, ed., Encyclopedia of Eastern Europe. From the Congress of Vienna to the Fall of Communism. New York: Garland Publishing, Inc., 2000, 854-55.

“Mircea Eliade,” in Richard Frucht, ed., Encyclopedia of Eastern Europe. From the Congress of Vienna to the Fall of Communism. New York: Garland Publishing, Inc., 2000, 254.

“State, Education and Society: Russia and Eastern Europe since 1989,” in collaboration with Ben Eklof, in Robert F. Arnove and Carlos Torres, eds., Comparative Education. Latham, Md.: Rowman and Littlefield, 1999, 371-92.*

“Romania: War, Occupation, Liberation,” in Aviel Roshwald and Richard Stites, eds., European Culture in the Great War. The Arts, Entertainment, and Propaganda. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1999, 243-66.*

“Philanthropy, Nationalism, and the Growth of Civil Society in Romania.” Working Papers of the Johns Hopkins Comparative nonprofit Sector Project, no. 31, ed. by Lester M Salamon and Hemut K. Anheier, 32 pp. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins Institute for Policy Studies, 1998.*

“Intre mituri, icoane si taceri. Femeile romane in primul razboi mondial,” in Madalina Nicolaescu, ed., Cine suntem noi? Despre identitatea femeilor din Romania moderna. Bucharest: Editura Anima, 1996, 40-50.

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“Awakening or Constructing Biological Consciousness? “Astra”'s Role in the Romanian Eugenic Movement,” Colloquia. Journal of Central European History 2, nos. 1-2 (January-December, 1995): 172-85.

“In Praise of Wellborn Mothers. On Eugenics and Gender Roles in Interwar Romania," East European Politics and Societies 9, no. 1 (winter 1995): 123-42.*

“From Private Philanthropy to Public Institutions. The Rockefeller Foundation and Public Health in Interwar Romania." Romanian Civilization 4, no. 2 (summer 1995): 47-60.

“An American Feminist in Bucharest.” Social Politics 1, no. 2 (summer 1994): 223-30.*

Essays/Articles in the Popular Press

“Murray Visit Failed to Offer Academic Value,” Herald Times, 24 April 2017.

“Peaceful Protests Can Shape Politics,” Herald Times, 9 March 2017.

“Romanian Literature: Fascism to Erotica,” Times Literary Supplement, 13 December, 2016.

“Violent Crimes against Women Undiscussed,” Herald Times, 23 November, 2016.

“Romanian Democracy Has Come a Long Way,” Herald Times, 1 December, 2014.

“Protecting Our Children is a Priority,” Herald Times, 22 July 2014.

“Carte postala din Williamsburg—Philadelphia—Gettysburg,” Contributors.ro, 1 August 2012 (http://www.contributors.ro/cultura/carte-postala-din-williamsburg—philadelphia— gettysburg/).

“Plagiatul, competitivitatea si respectul international,” Contributors.ro, 22 June 2012 (http://www.contributors.ro/cultura/plagiatul-competitivitatea-si-respectul-international/).

“Scrisoare de dragoste catre New Orleans.” [Love letter to New Orleans] Revista 22, no. 809 (6-12 Sept. 2005).

“Pentru o vaca romaneasca postmoderna globalizata.” [For a postmodern globalized Romanian cow] Revista 22, no. 806 (26 July-1 Aug. 2005).

“Impulsurile eugeniste—o realitate trista.” [Eugenicist impulses—a sad reality] Revista 22, no. 787 (8-15 April 2005).

“The Great American Yard Sale.” Revista 22, no. 762, (13-20 Oct. 2004).

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“23 August—A sarbatori sau a nu sarbatori?” Revista 22, 15, no. 755 (24-30 Aug. 2004).

“Cum sa predai un curs despre Holocaust.” [How to teach a course on the Holocaust] Observator Cultural, no. 223 (10-16 Aug. 2004).

“Din inima Americii.” [From the Heartland of America] Revista 22, 15, no. 752 (3-9 Aug. 2004): 16.

“De ce a disparut « Micul Paris »? Succesul strategiei ceausiste.” [Why Did the “Little Paris” Disappear? The successes of Ceausescu’s Strategies] Cultura 1, no. 16 (30 iunie-6 iulie 2004): 13.

“Who’s Afraid of Ibrahim Ferrer?” Herald Times (16, Feb. 2004): 11.

“Unora le place Jazz-ul lui Ken Burns.” Observator Cultural, no. 56 (20-26 March, 2001): 23. [Some Like Ken Burns’ Jazz.]

“Clisee Biopolitice.” [Biopolitical Clichés] Dilema 7, no. 325 (30 Apr.-6 May, 1999): 7.

Book/Film Reviews

Romanian Notebook, by Cyrus Console. New York: Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, 2017.

Writing History in a Propaganda Institute: Political Power and Network Dynamics in Communist Romania, by Francesco Zavatti. Sodertorn Doctoral Dissertations. European History Quarterly, forthcoming.

Gender Hurts. A Feminist Analysis of the Politics of Transgenderism, by Sheila Jeffreys. New York: Routledge, 2016. Women’s History Review.

Sacrifice And Rebirth: The Legacy of the Last Habsburg War, edited by Mark Cornwall and John Paul Newman, New York: Berghahn, 2016. Journal of Social History, (August 2016), at 10.1093/jsh/shw103, 3 pp.

Holy Legionary Youth: Fascist Activism in Interwar Romania, by Roland Clark. Itahca: Cornell University Press, 2015. Journal of the History of Childhood and Youth.

Reproductive States: Global Perspectives on the Invention and Implementation of Population Policy, edited by Rickie Solinger and Mie Nakachi. New York: Oxford University Press, 2016. Perspectives on Politics, vol. 14, no. 3 (September 2016): 915— 17.

Eugenism si modernitate. Natiune, rasa si biopolitica in Europa (1870-1950), by Marius Turda. Iasi: Polirom, 2014. Arhiva Moldaviae, VII (2015): 423—25.

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The Traditions of Invention. Romanian Ethnic and Social Stereotypes in Historical Context, by Alex Drace-Francis. Leden, Netherlands: Brill, 2013. European History Quarterly, vol. 45, no. 1 (2015): 145—46.

Racial Science in Hitler’s New Europe, 1938-1945, ed. by Anton Weiss-Wendt and Rory Yeomans. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 2013. Central European History, Dec. 2014.

Eugenics and Nation in Early 20th Century Hungary,in Social History of Medicine, by Marius Turda, London: Palgrave, 2014. Social History of Medicine, Dec. 2014.

Women and Gender in Postwar Europe. From Cold Ware to European Union, ed. by Joanna Regulska and Bonnie G. Smith. Abingdon, UK, and New York: Routledge, 2012. History Teacher, vol. 47, no. 1 (Nov. 2013): 146—47.

Between the States. The Transylvanian Question and the European Idea during World War II. Holly Case. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 2009. Central European History (2010), 43: 537-539.

Purifying the Nation. Population Exchange and Ethnic Cleansing in Nazi-Allied Romania. Vladimir Solonari. Washington and Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2009. Canadian Slavonic Papers, vol. 52, nos. 3-4 (September-December 2010), 479.

Emanciparea femeii romane. Studiu si antologie de texte. Vol. II (1919-1948). Stefania Mihailescu, Bucharest: Editura ecumenica, 2005. Aspasia, vol. 2 (2008): 252-53.

Nationalist Politics and Everyday Ethnicity in a Transylvanian Town. Rogers Brubaker, Margit Feischmidt, Jon Fox, Liana Grancea. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2006. Social History, vol. 33, no. 1 (February 2008).

The Politics of Memory in Postwar Europe, Richard Ned Lebow, Wulf Kansteiner and Claudio Fogu, eds. Durham and London: Duke University Press, 2006. American Historical Review, 898–899, Jun 2008.

The Pomp and Politics of Patriotism: Imperial Celebrations in Habsburg, Austria, 1848- 1916, Daniel Unowsky. Lafayett, IN: Purdue University Press, 2005. American Historical Review, October 2007.

After Such Knowledge: Where Memory of the Holocaust Ends and History Begins, Eva Hoffman. World War II Vol. 21, no. 5 (September 2006): 72-76.

“Starving Armenians.” America and the Armenian Genocide, 1915-1930 and After. Merrill D. Peterson. Charlottesville, Va: University of Virginia Press, 2004. Choice.

Communist Terror in Romania. Gheorghiu-Dej and the Police State, 1948-1965. Dennis Deletant. London: Hurst and Co., 1999. Journal of Slavonic Studies, 82, part I. Maria Bucur Curriculum Vitae, page 11

Forging Democracy: The History of the Left in Europe, 1850-2000, by Geoff Eley. Oxford University Press, 2002. Journal of Social History, 2004.

The Political Lives of Dead Bodies. Reburial and Postsocialist Change. Katherine Verdery. New York: Columbia University Press, 1999. East European Politics and Societies 16, no. 1 (Winter 2002): 218-20.

“Afterword,” in Ghizela Cosma, Eniko Magyari_Vincae and Oviciu Pecican, eds., Prezente feminine. Studii despre femei in Romania [Female Presences. Studies about Women in Romania]. Cluj, Romania: Ed. Fundatiei Desire, 2002.

Women, Violence and War: Wartime Victimization of Refugees in the Balkans. Edited by Vesna Nikolic-Ristanovic. Translated by Borislav Rudovic. Budapest: Central European University Press, 2000. Canadian-American Slavic Studies (2002): 246-48.

Intre ‘bunul crestin’ si ‘bravul roman’. Rolul scolii primare in construirea identitatii natonale romanesti (1831-1878) . Mirela Luminita Murgescu. Iasi: Ed. A’92, 1999. Social History 26, no. 2 (May 2001): 247-49.

Historical Perspectives on Memory. Edited by Anne Ollila. Helsinki: Studia Historica, 1999. Journal of American History 88, no. 2 (Sept. 2001): 6-7. The Romanian Nationalists and the Holocaust: The Political Exploitation of Unfounded Rescue Accounts. Randolph L Braham; The Destruction of Romanian and Ukrainian Jews During the Antonescu Era. Edited by Randolph Braham. Journal of Holocaust and Genocide Studies 14, no. 2 (Fall 2000): 273-76.

A Nation Discovered. Romanian Intellectuals in Transylvania and the Idea of the Nation. 1700-1848. Keith Hitchins. Bucharest: Ed. Enciclopedica & Fundatia Culturala Romana, 1999. Nationalities Papers 28, no. 4 (2000): 749-52.

The Death Triangle [Feature Film]. American Historical Review 104, no. 4 (October 1999): 1427-28. The Politics of Duplicity. Controlling Reproduction in Ceausescu’s Romania. Gail Kligman. Berkeley, Ca.: University of California Press, 1998. American Ethnologist 26, no. 1 (Feb. 1999): 227-28.

Review Article. “Eastern Europe: Backwardness and the Challenges of Modern Politics.” [Revolution and Change in Central and Eastern Europe, rev. ed. Edited by Roger East and Jolyon Pontin. London: Pinter, 1997; The Making of Eastern Europe. From Prehistory to Post-communism, 2nd ed. Philip Longworth. New York: St. Martin’s Press, 1997; Three Eras of Political change in Eastern Europe. Gale Stokes. New York: Oxford University Press, 1997.] Nationalities Papers 26, no. 2 (1998): 331- 35.

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“The Myths and Memories We Teach By.” Review Article. Central Europe. Enemies, Neighbors, Friends. Lonnie R. Johnson. New York: Oxford University Press, 1996. H- Habsburg, June 1997, 7 pp. [URL: http://www.h-net.msu.edu/reviews/showrev.cgi?path=16645870357161]

FELLOWSHIPS, GRANTS, and AWARDS Research

Indiana University, OVPR, New Frontiers Grant, 2016. Indiana University, OVPIA, Overseas Conference Grant, June 2015. Woodrow Wilson Center, Summer Research Fellow, April-May 2015. Indiana University, REEI, International Conference Travel Grant, October 2014. Indiana University, Vice Provost for Faculty and Academic Affairs, Academic Leadership Fellow, 2011-12. Indiana University, Colleage Arts and Humanities Institute, Conference Grant, April 2011. Indiana University, OVPIA, Conference Grant, March 2011. IREX, Short-Term Travel Grant, April 2009. Indiana University, Institute for Advanced Study, New Knowledge Seminar, 2008-2009 Indiana University, OVPR, April 2008, Grant-in-Aid Indiana University, REEI, September 2007, International Conference Travel Grant Indiana University, OIP, September 2007, Overseas Conference Travel Grant Indiana University, REEI, February 2006, International Travel Grant Indiana University, OIP, April 2005, Overseas Conference Travel Grant Indiana University, R.E.E.I., February 2004, Conference Travel Grant. Indiana University, Office of International Programs, April 2003, Overseas Conference Travel Grant Indiana University, R.E.E.I., February 2003, International Conference Travel Grant. Indiana University, Graduate School, November 2002, Outstanding Junior Faculty Award. Indiana University, R.E.E.I, September 2002, Conference Travel Grant. Indiana University, R.E.E.I., February 2002, Conference Travel Grant. Aspera, Oral History Inter-University Collaboration Grant, renewal, March 2002. Indiana University, R.E.E.I., September 2001, Conference Travel Grant. National Endowment for the Humanities, Collaborative Research Fellowship, May 2001 (for summer 2002). Indiana University, International Programs, April 2001, International Conference Travel Grant. Indiana University, R.E.E.I., April 2001, International Conference Travel Grant. Indiana University, Global Studies Center, Interdisciplinary Scholar Grant, April 2001. Aspera, Oral History Inter-University Collaboration Grant, April 2001. Indiana University, Global Studies Center, Interdisciplinary Scholar Grant, March 2000. Fulbright-Hays, Faculty Research Grant, January-July 1999. I.R.E.X., Individual Advanced Research Grant, January-July 1999. Indiana University, R.E.E.I., September 1999, Conference Travel Grant. Indiana University, International Programs, September 1999, International Conference Travel Grant, Oct. 1999 Maria Bucur Curriculum Vitae, page 13

Indiana University, R.U.G.S., September 1999, Summer Faculty Research Grant (for 2000). Indiana University, R.E.E.I., September 1998, Conference Travel Grant. Indiana University, Russian and East European Institute, February 1997, Summer Faculty Grant. Indiana University, R.U.G.S., October 1996, Research Grant. I.R.E.X., Individual Advanced Research, June-July 1996. A.A.U.W., Dissertation Writing Grant, July 1995-June 1996. U. of Illinois, Russian and East European Center, Conference Travel Grant, September 1995. Woodrow Wilson Center, East European Studies, Short Term Travel Grant, August 1995- July 1996. Woodrow Wilson Center, East European Junior Scholars' Training Seminar, August 1995. I.R.E.X., Resident Research Grant, Sept. 1994-June 1995. U. of Illinois, Graduate College Dissertation Grant, September 1994-August 1995. A.C.L.S., Predissertation Travel Grant, June-August 1993. U. of Illinois, Humanities Council Travel Grant, June-August 1993. U. of Illinois, History Department Predissertation Travel Grant, June-August 1993. U. of Illinois, Graduate College Conference Travel Grant, spring 1993. F.L.A.S., Language Training Fellowship, September 1992-May 1993. A.C.L.S., Language Training Grant, summer 1992.

Teaching

Indiana University, PACE program, Course Development Grant, June 2010. Title VI National Research Center Grant, Russian and East European Institute (PI), July 2009. Indiana University, Freshman Learning Project, May 2008. Indiana University, Trustees’ Teaching Excellence Award, April 2006. Study Abroad Course Grant, 2004. Indiana University, WEST, August 2004, Course Development Grant. Indiana University, Graduate and Professional Student Organization Faculty Mentor Award in the Arts and Humanities, April 2002. Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies, Travel Grant to Seminar for Faculty Teaching Holocaust-Related Courses, January 2000. Indiana University, College of Arts and Sciences, Teaching Excellence Recognition Award, 1999. Indiana University, College of Arts and Sciences, May 1997, Course Development Grant.

Conference Planning/Service

Indiana University, OVPFAA, Horizons of Knowledge Grant, Graduate Student Conference, 2009-2016. Romanian Cultural Institute, March 2010, Graduate Student Conference Grant. Romanian Cultural Institute, March 2009, Graduate Student Conference Grant. Indiana University, History, April 2007, Meritorious Service Award. Maria Bucur Curriculum Vitae, page 14

Indiana University, CAHI, April 2006, Conference Grant. Indiana University, Multiventure programs, April 2006, Conference Grant. Romanian Cultural Institute, March 2006, Conference Grant. Indiana University, Multiventure programs, April 2004, Conference Grant.

CONFERECE PAPERS AND PUBLIC TALKS

“From Gender as a Useful Category to Anti-Genderism: A Roundtable,” organizer and presenter. International Congress for Historical Studies, Poznan, August 2020.

“Veterans, Orphans, and Widows. World War I and the Making of Social Citizenship in Twentieth Century Romania,” World War I and Beyond: Human Tragedies, Social Challenges, Scientific and Cultural Responses, Bucharest, 16-18 September 2018.

"The Century of Women and Possibility of a Feminist Narrative?," Berkshire Conference on Women’s History, 2017.

“Anti-Feminism in Eastern Europe. A Roundtable,” ASEEES Convention, Washington D.C., November 2016.

“The Century of Women. A Feminist Rewriting of the Recent Past,” European Social Science and History Conference, Valencia, April 2016.

“Women and the Peace Movement during the Cold War: International Encounters,” Workshop on Cold War History, Ohio State University, Columbus, March 2016.

“Women’s Property Rigths and Gender Regimes in Twentieth Century Romania,” Center for Constitutional Democracy, Indiana University, November 2015.

“Invisible Heroes: Women and Heroism in World War I, the Case of Romania,” University of Kentuky, Lexington, October 2015.

“Towards a feminist historiography of the 20th century: Oral history and women’s agency,” University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, September 2015.

“Women’s History at the Cutting Edge: Romania,” International Congress for Historical Studies, Jinan, August 2015.

“Women’s Property Rigths and Gender Regimes in Twentieth Century Romania,” Workshop on Gender and Society in Southeast Europe, Rhethymnon, June, 2015.

“Women’s Property Rigths and Gender Regimes in Twentieth Century Romania,” International Congress of Romanian Studies, Bucharest, June, 2015.

“Invisible Heroes: Women and Heroism in World War I, the Case of Romania,” University of Amsterdam, June 2015.

Maria Bucur Curriculum Vitae, page 15

“Women’s Property Rigths and Gender Regimes in Twentieth Century Romania,” Woodrow Wilson Center, April, 2015.

American Historical Association, Committee on Women Historians brainstorming session, organizer and participant, January 2015.

“Women’s History in Public: A Roundtable,” American Historical Association, organizer and chair, January 2015.

“Gender, Citizenship, and Property Regimes in Twentieth Century Romania,” 46th Annual Convention of the ASEEES, San Antonio, November, 2014.

“Being There: Budapest--Warsaw—Bucharest—Sofia in 1989,” roundtable organizer and speaker 46th Annual Convention of the ASEEES, San Antonio, November, 2014.

“Invisible Heroes: Women and Heroism in World War I, the Case of Romania,” keynote address, International Coference on World War I, Plovdiv, Bulgaria, October 30th, 2014.

"Thinking War: Public and Intellectual discourses on the War in Romania," Südosteuropa-Gesellschaft Conference on World War I, Munich, Germany, October 2014.

“War and Regeneration: New Research Directions in the History of Healthcare,” Keynote address for the workshop Health, Welfare, and War, at the European University Institute in Florence, Italy, October 2014.

“Commemorating World War I: Developments, Accents, Ommissions,” Keynote Address, Summer Workshop for History Teachers, Galati, July 2014.

“How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love (or at Least Embrace) Administration,” ASEEES, Boston, November 2013.

“Censorhsip under Communism,” ASEEES, Boston, November 2013, chair.

“Gender and Modernization in Twentieth Century Eastern Europe,” Columbia University Workshop, May 2013.

Speaker at SGIS Groundbreaking Ceremony, April 2013.

Speaker at book launch for “Feminism Modern Reflexiv” by Oana Baluta, Bucharest May 2013.

“Sacrifice, Heroism, and Grieving: Gendered Aspects of War Remembrance in Twentieth Century Romania,” Ohio State University, March 2013.

“Women Empowered? Reflections on Women’s Conception of Autonomy in Communist Romania,” ASEEES, New Orleans, November 2012. Maria Bucur Curriculum Vitae, page 16

“Atheism and the Nation under Socialism,” commentator, ASEEES, New Orleans, November 2012.

“Maternalism and Citizenship in Eastern Europe,” Roundtable on Maternalism and Citizenship: A Festschrift for Sonya Michel, Social Science History Association Annual Convention, Vancouver, October 2012.

“Eugenics and Maternalism during the Century of Woman: Trends in Eastern Europe,” History of Medicine Seminar Series, Oxford Brookes University, Oxford, UK, October 2012.

“Women and Citizenship in the Post-Communist World,” Harvard-Radcliffe Workshop, September 2012.

"Researching, Writing & Publishing," IU Press, Indiana University, Bloomington, September 26, 2012.

“Women Empowered? Reflections on Women’s Conception of Autonomy in Communist Romania,” IICCMER Conference on “Gender and Politics under Communism – New Perspectives on Central and Eastern Europe,” May 2012, Bucharest.

“Gender Studies in the M/Wild (mid)West: Twenty Years in the Trenches,” British American Studies Conference, Timisoara, May 2012.

“Women Empowered? Reflections on Women’s Conception of Autonomy in Communist Romania,” Duke-Rice Workshop on “Communist Feminism(s): A Transnational Perspective,” March 2012.

“Women Empowered? Reflections on Women’s Conception of Autonomy in Communist Romania,” Indiana University, March 5th, 2012.

“Gender and Religiosity in Communist Romania,” Berkshire’s Conference for Women’s History, June 2011.

“Citizenship, Gender, and the Everyday in Romania since 1945: Work and Care,” AWSS Biennal Conference, April 2011, Austin, TX.

“Citizenship, Gender, and the Everyday in Romania since 1945: Work and Care,” AAASS Convention, Novemvber, 2010, Los Angeles.

“History, Memory, and Periodization,” Presidential Pannel, AAASS Convention, November, 2010, Los Angeles.

“Rembembering WWII in Postcommunist Romania,” Year of Romania talk, Kennesaw State University, 9 September 2010.

Maria Bucur Curriculum Vitae, page 17

“Current Trends in East European History,” Stanford University workshop, Palo Alto, September 2010.

“The Everyday Experience of Women’s Emancipation in Romania in the Twentieth Century and Beyond,” AAASS Convention, November, 2010, Los Angeles.

“War and Memory: When did World War II Start and End? Thoughts on Periodization,” Presidential Plenary Session, AAASS Convention, November, 2010, Los Angeles.

“Gender and Religiosity in Communist Romania,” at the symposium “Secularization in Southeast Europe”, The National School for Political Science and Public Administration, Bucharest, 18 May 2010.

“Gender and Everyday Citizenship in Communist Romania,” Monica Lovinescu Series of Lectures, Institute for the Investigation of Communist Crimes and the Memory of the Romanian Exile, 22 May 2010.

“Citizen Doina Flushes the Toilet: Gender and Everyday Communism in Romania”, European Social Science History Conference, Ghent, 17 April 2010.

“Gender and Everday Citizenship in Communist Romania,” Workshop on Everyday Life in Russia, Indiana University, Bloomington, 14 May 2010.

“What’s Gender Got to Do with it? Feminism and Diversity on the Bloomington Campus,” Gender and Citizenship Cultural Studies Conference, Indiana University, Bloomington, 27 February 2010.

“Women and Post-Communist Nostalgia. A Roundtable,” AAASS Annual Convention, Boston, November 2009.

“Gender and Religion in Twentieth Century Romania: Continuity and Change,” Bowdoin College, Workshop on Religion in the Balkans, October 2009.

“World War II and Sexual Violence. A Roundtable,” German Studies Association Annual Conference, October 2009.

“Gender and Dissent under Communism,” paper presented at the Workshop on Resistance, University of Adelaide, July 2009.

“New Trends in Gender History,” brown bag talk at University of Adelaide, July 2009.

“War and Memory in Twentieth Century Romania,” public talk at LaTrobe University, Melbourne, Australia, July 2009.

“Revisiting Joan Scott. Gender and History. A Roundtable,” Indiana University, Bloomington, December 2008.

Maria Bucur Curriculum Vitae, page 18

“Gendering Dissent in Eastern Europe,” Michigan State University, East Lansing, October 2008.

“The Presidential Elections in the United States. A Roundtable,” School for National Political Science and Public Administration, Bucharest, May 2008.

“How to Tell the Story of Your Grandparents.” Council for European Studies, Sixteenth International Conference, Chicago, March 2008.

“Women Navigating Academia. A Roundtable.” American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies, Annual Convention, New Orleans, November 2007.

“Gendering Dissent in Eastern Europe,” Seminar on Gender in Eastern Europe, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, November 2007.

“How to Remember Your Grandparents? Ethical Dillemas of Postmemory in Postcommunism.” Remembering World War II from a Generational Perspective, International Workshop, Center for History and Memory, Indiana University, November 2007.

“Death and Mourning in a New Key: Contests over Remembering the Dead in Inter-War Romania” Sacrifice and Regeneration. The Legacy of the Great War in Interwar Eastern Europe, Southampton, September 2007.

“How to Remember Your Grandparents? Ethical Dillemas of Postmemory in Postcommunism.” St. Anthony’s College, Oxford, September 2007.

“John Stuart Mill and the Reception of in Romania,” Women, Gender, and the Cultural Production of Knowledge, Sofia, Bulgaria, August, 2007.

“The Challenges of EU Enlargement.” Mini University, Indiana University, July, 2007.

“Postcommunist Europe. Thoughts on Globalization.” Roundable on Globalization, Center for Global Study, Teachers’ Workshop, July 2007.

“Eugenics and Colonialism in the East European context.” Eugenics in Southeast Europe, Berlin, May 2007.

“Consideratii despre istoria comparata si rememorarea gulagului si a Holocaustului in Romania.” Gulag si Holocaust in prespectiva comparata, Cluj, Romania, May 2007.

“Gendering Dissent: Of Bodies and Minds, Survival and Opposition under Communism,” Keynote Address, Beyond Little Vera conference of the Association for Women in Slavic Studies, Columbus, Ohio, April 2007.

“Comparative perspectives on memory and violence in twentieth century Transylvania.” Georgy Ranki Conference on Hungarian Studies, Bloomington, Indiana, April 2007. Maria Bucur Curriculum Vitae, page 19

“Gender, Religion, and Collective Memory: Women as Gatekeepers of Remembering the Dead.” European Social History Conference, Amsterdam, March 2006.

“The State of Art in Romanian Studies”, Embassy of Romania, Washington, DC, March 2006.

“Fallen Women and Necessary Evils: Cultural Representations of and Legal Battles over Prostitution in Twentieth Century Romania.” International Historical Studies Conference, Sydney, Australia, July 2005.

“War Crimes Trials as Sources for Writing History—Romania.” Roundtable at the American Historical Association Annual Convention, Washington, D.C., January 2004.

“Fallen Women and Necessary Evils: Cultural Representations of and Legal Battles over Prostitution in Twentieth Century Romania.” Women’s Sexuality International Kinsey Conference, Indiana University, Bloomington, November 2003.

“Remembering War Heroes: Contests between Official and Vernacular Voices in Interwar Romania.” ECPR Joint Workshops, Edinburgh, U.K., April 2003.

“Remembering War Heroes: Contests between Official and Vernacular Voices in Interwar Romania.” Workshop on Balkan History, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH, March 2003.

“Between Liberal and Republican Citizenship. Feminism and Nationalism in Romania, 1859-1918.” AAASS National Convention, Pittsburgh, PA, November 2002.

“Women’s Stories as Sites of Memory: Remembering Romania’s World Wars.” Berkshire Conference of Women Historians, Storrs, Connecticut, June 2002.

“Public History, Professional Responsibilities, and the Wider Public.” New Approaches to the Comparative History of Southeastern Europe, Bucharest, June 2002.

“Treznea: Trauma, Nationalism, and the Memory of World War II in Romania.” Center for Russian and East European Studies Brown Bag Series, University of Michigan, April 2002.

“Roundtable on Memory, Memoirs, and Memorials.” Midwest historians of Russia Workshop, March 2002.

“Women’s Stories as Sites of Memory: Remembering Romania’s World Wars.” AAASS National Convention, Arlington, VA, November 2001.

“Fascism and Modernity in Twentieth Century Romania.” Fascism and its Legacies, University of Wisconsin, Madison, September 2001.

Maria Bucur Curriculum Vitae, page 20

“Building Better Race Relations.” A Heartland Symposium. Hudson Institute, Indianapolis, November 2001.

“Women’s Stories as Sites of Memory: Remembering Romania’s World Wars.” International University Week, Munchen (Tutzing), October 2001.

“Team-Teaching Comparative History.” Faculty-Graduate Student Talk with Jeff Wasserstrom, Northern Illinois University, September 2001.

“Gender and the Romanian Extreme Right in the Interwar Years.” Women, Gender and the Extreme Right in Interwar Europe, Cardiff, July 2001.

“Popular Culture and the Memory of World War II: A Comparative Look at the United States and Romania.” Romanian-U.S. Relations, Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj, June 2001.

“Memory and History. Current Trends in the Scholarship.” Indiana University History Graduate Students Association Conference, April 2001.

“Treznea: Trauma, Nationalism, and the Memory of World War II in Romania.” Department of Anthropology Brown Bag Series, Indiana University, April 2001.

“Eastern Europe in Transition.” Mini-University Session at Indiana University, June 2000.

“Treznea: Trauma, Nationalism, and the Memory of World War II in Romania.” The Work of Memory in Southeast Europe, Swansea, Wales, June 2000.

“The Ghost of Nationalism and Historiography in Post-communist Romania.” History and Historiography at the Turn of the Centuries, Krakow, May 2000.

“Public History and the Challenges of the Historical Profession in Post-Communist Romania.” New Europe College, Bucharest, April 2000.

“Coming to Terms with the Past and Romania’s Future Ten Years after 1989.” The Gyrogy Ranki Hungarian Chair Conference, Indiana University, April 2000.

“Paying Homage: The Gendered Construction of Heroism in Interwar Romania.” AAASS Convention, November, 1999, St. Louis.

“Gender and Commemorations of the Great War in Romania.” Engendering History in Countries in Transition, Minsk, September 1999.

“Edifices of the Past War Memorials and the Shaping of National Identity in Modern Romania,” Halki, June 1999.

Maria Bucur Curriculum Vitae, page 21

“The Historical Profession in the U.S.—Recent Trends.” , March 1999.

“Understanding the Balkans: Ethnic Conflict and Violence in Perspective: A Symposium.” University of Illinois, Urbana, Ill., November 1998.

“Nationalism: A Threat to Liberty?” Liberty Fund, Airlie, Virginia, October 1998.

National Convention, American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies, Boca Raton, September 1998 (commentator).

“Antonescu and the Jews in World War II,” Symposium organized by the Foundation for Civil Society, Bucharest, June 1998 (moderator).

“Romanian Culture in the World,” Romanian Cultural Foundation, Brasov, June 1998.

“Calypso Botez: Gender Difference and the Limits of Pluralism.” Culture and The Politics of Identity in Modern Romania, Bucharest, May 1998.

“Romanian Historiography in the United States.” Roundtable, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C., May 1998.

“Between the Mother of the Wounded and the Virgin from Jiu. Romanian Women and the Gender of Heroism during the Great War.” University of Cincinnati May 1998.

“The Island in History.” New Europe College, Bucharest, April 1999.

“Birth of a Nation: Commemorations of December 1st, 1918 and the Construction of National Identity in Communist Romania.” American Historical Association Annual Convention, Seattle, January 1998.

“Teaching Eastern European Women’s History. Roundtable.” American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies Annual Convention, Seattle, November, 1997.

“The Ethics of Oral History and the Construction of Civil Society.” The Third International Romanian Studies Conference, Cluj, July 1997.

Annual Conference, Indiana Historians Association, February 1997 (commentator).

“En-Gendering Heroism in World War I Romania.” Society of Romanian Studies Conference, Boston, November 1996.

“The Future of Romania’s Past: Trends in Historiography on Romania in the United States.” Conference on Romanian Studies at Universities Abroad, Sibiu, Romania, July 1996.

Maria Bucur Curriculum Vitae, page 22

“Biopolitics in the Modern State: Eugenics and Citizenship in Interwar Romania.” American Historical Association Annual Convention, Atlanta, January 1996.

“Eugenics: Between Traditionalism and Modernism in the Romanian Interwar Intellectual Discourse.” The Institute for South-East European Studies, Bucharest, April 1995.

“Nasty Girl: Women Constructing the Memory of the Third Reich.” Women's History Month Celebration, University of Illinois, April 1994.

“In Praise of Wellborn Mothers: Eugenics and Gender Roles in Interwar Romania.” Second International Romanian Studies Congress, Iasi, July 1993.

“Eugenics in Romania.” Sixth Biennial Conference on Eastern Europe, Sarasota, March 1993.

“The Democratic Legacies in Eastern Europe.” Seventh Annual Symposium on the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, Univ. of Virginia, Charlottesville, April 1991.

ORGANIZER—CONFERENCES, EXHIBITS AND OTHER EVENTS

American Historical Association, Committee on Women Historians Breakfast, January 2015 and January 2016.

Universitatea Bucuresti, Scoala de vara pentru profesorii de istorie, July-August, 2014.

World War I film series at IU Cinema, Spring and fall 2014.

“Global Perspectives Speaker Series,” School of Global and International Studies, September 2012-April 2014.

Romanian Studies Graduate Student and Junior Scholar Conference, 2008-2017.

“Workshop on Gender and Citizenship,” Bowdoin College, September 2012.

“Gender and Politics under Communism – New Perspectives on Central and Eastern Europe,” IICCMER, May 2012, Bucharest.

“Revisiting the Fall of the Soviet Union,” Bloomington, October 2011.

“Themester: War and Peace,” College of Arts and Sciences, Indiana University, Bloomington, September-December 2011.

“Gender in Conflict,” conference organizer and selection committee, AWSS, University of Texas, Austin (in collaboration with Indiana University, REEI), spring 2011.

“Diaspora Dimensions of Social Science Research,” Bucharest, September 2010. Maria Bucur Curriculum Vitae, page 23

Gender and Women’s History Network, Co-Chair, European Social Science History Conference, Ghent, 2010.

“Gender and Empire,” conference selection committee and chair at a session, Association for Women in Slavic Studies, Ohio State University, April 2009.

Office of Women’s Affairs “Women’s History Month” planning committee, March 2009.

“Same Sex Marriage and the 2008 Presidential Elections,” chair and organizer, Indiana University, December 2008.

“New Trends in the Gender Historiography of Eastern Europe,” organizer and commentator, American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies, Philadelphia, November 2008.

“Gender Studies in Postcommunist Eastern Europe—A Roundtable,” organizer and commentator, American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies, Philadelphia, November 2008.

“Gender and Citizenship in the post-Cold War World,” organizer and co-leader with Sarah Phillips, Institute for Advanced Study, IU, Bloomington, 2008-2009.

Women’s History Month Film Festival, Bloomington, February-March 2008.

Gender and Women’s History Network, Co-Chair, European Social Science History Conference, Lisbon, April 2008.

Council for European Studies Biennal Conference, Chicago, March 2008.

“Islam and Post-Communism.” Indiana Roundtables on Post-Communism. Co- organizer with Gardner Bovington and David Ransel. Indiana University, Bloomington, April 2008.

“Public Health and Post-Communism.” Indiana Roundtables on Post-Communism. Co- organizer with Sarah Phillips. Indiana University, Bloomington, April 2007.

“The Hour of Romania. An International Conference on Romanian Studies,” Bloomington, Indiana, March 2007.

“Public Space in Post-Communism.” Indiana Roundtables on Post-Communism. Co- organizer with Sarah Phillips and Sara Friedman. Indiana University, Bloomington, April 2006.

Romania and the European Union. Study Abroad Program, May-June, 2005, Bucharest; organizer and director.

Maria Bucur Curriculum Vitae, page 24

“Gender, Feminism and Post-Communism.” Indiana Roundtables on Post-Communism. Co-organizer with Bill Johnston. Indiana University, Bloomington, April 2005.

“Berkshire Conference of Women Historians. Organizational Conference,” Scripps College, June, 2004.

“Cultural Opposition under Communism and Post-Communism.” Indiana Roundtables on Post-Communism. Co-organizer (with Jeff Isaac, Marci Shore, and Jeff Wasserstrom). Indiana University, April 2003

“Collecting Books and Reading in Romania.” Workshop and project coordinator. Transylvania University, Brasov, June-July 2002.

“The New Inequalities: East Central Europe and East Asia.” Indiana Roundtables on Post-Communism. Co-organizer (with Jeff Isaac and Jeff Wasserstrom) and chair. Indiana University, April 2002

“An Oral History of Brasov.” Workshop organizer and coordinator. Transylvania University, Brasov, June 2001.

“Left and Right in the Post-Socialist World.” Roundtable co-organizer and moderator, Indiana University, April 2001.

“Behind the Iron Curtain: Poster Art from Poland and Romania,” with Timothy Wiles. Indiana University, SoFA Gallery, October-November 1999; also published exhibit catalogue and brochure.

Gallery Talk: An International Roundtable—Living with the Posters. SoFA, November 1999.

“Gender and the Postsocialist Transition: A Critical View.” International Roundtable, Indiana University, November 1999.

Workshop on Oral History, Oral History Institute, Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj, June 1997 (organizer and presenter).

COURSES TAUGHT

International Feminist Debates (undergraduate) Gender and Citizenship (undergraduate) The Century of Women (undergraduate) Research Seminar in East European Studies (graduate) Global (graduate) War and Memory in the Twentieth Century (undergraduate). The Idea of Europe (undergraduate) Eastern Europe in the Twentieth Century (undergraduate/graduate) Nationalism in the Balkans, 1804-1920 (undergraduate/graduate) Maria Bucur Curriculum Vitae, page 25

Women, Men, and Society in Modern Europe (undergraduate) Opposition, Survival, and Resistance in Communist Eastern Europe (undergraduate and graduate) Film and History: East European Films (undergraduate) Body and Soul: Fragments from a History of the Body (undergraduate) Eastern Europe, Past and Present (undergraduate) Problems in East European Historiography: Graduate Colloquium Cultural History: Graduate Seminar Cultural History: Memory and Culture (graduate) Memory and Nationalism in the United States and Europe (graduate), co-taught with John Bodnar Socialism and Post-Socialism in Comparative Perspective: China and Eastern Europe (graduate), co-taught with Jeffrey Wasserstrom Gender and Modernity, East and West (graduate) The Common Good (undergraduate)

SERVICE ACTIVITIES

Indiana University, History Department

Member, Promotion Committee for Leah Shopkow, 2017. Chair, East European Field, 2010-11, 2015-16. Doctoral Admissions Committee, member, 2015-17. Indiana University, Department of History, tenure committee Marissa Moorman, 2009. Indiana University, Department of History, third year review for Marissa Moorman, 2008. Indiana University, Department of History executive committee, 1997-98; 2000-03. Indiana University, Department of History, Priorities Committee, 1997-98. Indiana University, Department of History, graduate program review committee, 2000- 01. Search Committees: 1997-98 (Cultural History); 2000-01 (East European History), 2002- 03 (British History); 2003-04 (Senior Search); 2006-07 (Modern European History); 2011-12 (Visiting lecturer, East European History); 2011-12 (Modern European History).

Indiana University, Gender Studies Department Graduate Students Brown Bag, guest lecture, 2017 Department Adivsory Committee, 2016-18. Member, Laura Foster tenure review committee, 2016-17. Marlon Bailey, third year review, 2009-10. Interim Chair, Gender Studies Department, 2008-09. Indiana University, Gender Studies Department, third year review Colin Johnson, 2008.

Indiana University Campus Promotion Review Committee, 2016-18. Provost Strategic Plan, International Programs Committee, fall 2013. College of Arts and Sciences, Faculty Advisory Board, Chair, School of Global and International Studies, 2012-14. Maria Bucur Curriculum Vitae, page 26

IUB-Lotus partnership, 2013. College of Arts and Sciences, International Studies Taskforce, 2011-12. Salary Equity Committee, Chair, College of Arts and Sciences, 2011-12. OVPIA, committee member, John Ryan selection committee, 2011-12. Overseas Studies Working Group, member, 2011-12. General Education Committee, subcommittee member (English Composition), 2011-12. Bloomington Faculty Council, Agenda Committee, 2010-11. Indiana University, Graduate School Faculty Council, Advisory Board Member, 2009-11. New Academic Directions President’s Task Committee, 2010-11. College Dean Search Committee, 2010-11. American Historical Review, Associate Editor, 2003-06. Indiana University Press, Faculty Advisory Committee, 2003-present. Indiana University, College of Arts and Sciences, International Building Committee, 2009-14. Indiana University, Office of the Provost, EOE Office Review Committee, 2009. Indiana University, College of Arts and Sciences, Review Committee for reappointing Jeff Holdeman, 2009. Indiana University, College of Arts and Sciences, Diversity and Equity Committee, 2004- 06. Indiana University, Bloomington Faculty Council, member, 2006-07, 2010-present. Indiana University, University Faculty Council, 2010-11. Indiana University, Faculty Library Committee, 1997-99, chair in 2006-07. Indiana University, Bloomington Faculty Council, Fringe Benefits Committee, 2004-06. Indiana University, REEI executive committee, 1996-98; 2000-01, 2004-07. Indiana University, REEI fellowship committee, 2001-02. Indiana University, REEI admissions committee, 2009. Indiana University, Center for Global Studies, FLAS fellowship committee, 2003. Indiana University, Central Eurasian Studies Department, Hungarian Studies fellowship committee, 2002. Indiana University, Office of International Programs, International Exchanges Fellowship Committee, 1998, 2001-03, 2006-07. Indiana University, Office of International Programs, International Conference Faculty Grants Committee, 1999-present. Indiana University, Fulbright Interview Committee, 1998-99. Indiana University, Office of Women’s Affairs, Student Essay Grant, 2000-02. Indiana University, Office of Women’s Affairs, Faculty Advisory Committee, 2003-04, 2008-09, 2011-12. Romanian Studies Student Organization, Faculty advisor, 2007-present.

National/International Professional Activities Member of the Wayne Vuchinich Prize Committee, ASEEES, 2016—18. Member of selection committee, American Councils for International Education, 2017. Member of History committee for the National Council for Accreditation of University Titles, Diplomas, and Certificates, Ministry of Education and Research, Romania, 2016- 18. Maria Bucur Curriculum Vitae, page 27

Member of the General Council of the National Council for Accreditation of University Titles, Diplomas, and Certificates, Ministry of Education and Research, Romania, 2016- 18. Gender and History, editorial collective board, 2012-17. External evaluator, U.T. Austin graduate history program, 2015. Chair, Committee on Women Historians, American Historical Association, 2014-16. American Historical Review, Associate Editor, 2003-06. Association for Women in Slavic Studies, board member, 2000-02; vice-president 2007- 09; president 2009-11; past-president 2011-12. • Chair, Graduate Essay Prize, AWSS, 2011-12. • Chair, Outstanding Achievement Award, AWSS, 2009-11. • Chair, Heldt Book Prize, AWSS, 2007-09. Journal of Women’s History, member of editorial board, 2005-11. Aspasia Yearbook for Women’s History, co-editor, 2005-09; editorial board member, 2009-present. IREX—selection committee for Advanced Research Opportunities Program, 1999. Association for Women in Slavic Studies, Graduate Pre-Dissertation Grant selection committee, 2002-04. The Berkshire’s Women’s History Conference, Program Committee, 2003-05. European Social Science History Conference, Gender and Women’s History Network coordinator, 2006-10. Society of Romanian Studies Board, 2007-10. Society of Romanian Studies Nomination Committee, 2011. Romanian Ministry of Education, Quality Assessment in Higher Education Commission, member, 2011-13. The Institute for the Study of Communism, Bucharest, member of advisory board, 2010- 13. European Research Council, Evaluator, 2011-present. Board member, Integru.org, 2012-present. NEH, Documentary Film and History Panel (Europe), judge, 2013. External Evaluator, Florida State University, International Studies Program, October 2013. ASEEES, Nomination Committee, Member, 2013-14. Ford Foundation, Evaluator, 2014. Editorial Advisory Board member, Arhiva Moldaviae, 2014-present. Editorial Advisory Board member, cogent. Arts and Humanities (open source publication, ANU), 2014-present.

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

Association for Women in Slavic Studies, Past-President American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies H-Net HABSBURG Society for Romanian Studies H-Women

MANUSCRIPT REPORTS/REVIEWS Maria Bucur Curriculum Vitae, page 28

American Historical Review East European Politics and Societies Journal of Women’s History British Journal for the History of Science Nationalities Papers American Ethnologist Journal of Holocaust and Genocide Studies Journal of American History Canadian-American Slavic Studies Journal of Social History Journal of Slavonic Studies Peace and Reconcilliation Choice Slavic Review Austrian History Yearbook Kritika Oxford University Press United States Holocaust Museum Institute Indiana University Press On-line Encyclopedia of World War I

INTERVIEWS/MEDIA APPEARANCES

Indiana Daily Student (May 2017) Radio Romania International, feature interview (September 2016) C-Span, broadcast of roundtable on women’s history at the AHA (January 2015); see http://www.c-span.org/video/?323584-1/discussion-interpreting-womens-history Digi 24, Galati (July 2014) Indiana Daily Student (April 2014) China Radio International (July 2012) Al-Jazeera (July 2012) Radio Romania International, (May 2012) Radio Romania Cultural Actualitati, (September 2010) Actualitatea, Radio Romania Actualitati (May 2010) Radio Hunedoara (June 2010) Realitatea TV (November 2007) Revista 22 (April 2007) History Channel, “Global View” (June 2005) Realitatea TV (June 2005) Romania TVR Cultural (May 2005) Radio Romania Cultural, “Femina” (May 2005) Herald Times, Bloomington (Dec. 2002) TVS, Special program on oral history, Brasov (July 2002) Obiectivul, Brasov (June 2002) WVXU, Cincinnati (May 2002) Ziarul Financiar. Supliment de Duminica, Bucharest (May 2002) Maria Bucur Curriculum Vitae, page 29

Voice of America, Washington, D.C. (November 2001) Monitorul de Brasov, Brasov, Romania (July 2001) Transilvania, Brasov, (July 2001) Adevarul, Bucharest (June 2001) Evenimentul Zilei, Bucharest (June 2001) Washington Times, Washington, D.C. (May 2001) WFHB, Bloomington (June 1998) O Globo, Rio de Janeiro (November 1996) Indiana Daily Student (September 1996, October 1998, October 2002, and April 2003)