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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. MONDAY Grid...... 14 6. MONDAY Schedule...... 15 7. Opening Lecture...... 16 8. Session I ...... 18 9. Round Table I...... 22

10. TUESDAY Grid...... 24 11. TUESDAY Schedule...... 25 12. Presentation...... 27 13. Session I ...... 28 14. Session II ...... 31 15. Daily Conference Summary...... 35 16. Round Table II...... 36

17. WEDNESDAY Grid...... 38 18. WEDNESDAY Schedule...... 39 19. Session I ...... 40 20. Session II...... 43 21. Daily Conference Summary...... 47 22. Presentation...... 48 23. Round Table III...... 50

24. THURSDAY Grid...... 52 25. THURSDAY Schedule...... 53 26. Presentation...... 63 27. Session I...... 54 28. Session II...... 57 29. Presentation...... 60 30. Daily Conference Summary...... 61 31. Closing Ceremony...... 62 32. Closing Lecture...... 63

33. Index of Panels and Issues...... 64 34. Index of Panelists...... 74

Warsaw W E 2 East WEEC July 15-18, 2013 E C European Conference Prof. Alojzy Z. Nowak, Ph.D.

Vice-Rector for Research and Liaison

Dear Participants of the 10th 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 “Across the Borders”. 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 15-18, 2013 East 3 E C European Conference From Jan Malicki

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

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It is a very special honour for me to be and common views. It builds upon the your host for the 10th time at a jubilee highly successful meetings where edu- Warsaw East European Conference. cators, researchers, experts and students I’m happy to see some old friends and from different sides of the border are en- meet new ones. It is also a possibility to gaged in rich and productive dialogue discuss and confront sometimes similar regarding the latest history of the region. and sometimes different views on the past, the recent history and the future of During the last nine editions of War- our region. saw East European Conference we had the honour of hosting many outstand- In 2013 the 10th annual session of War- ing academicians and politicians such as: saw East European Conference has the Hélène Carrère d’Encausse, Richard Pipes, honour to welcome professor Andrew Stanislav Shushkevich, Valdas Adamkus, Michta who will present an inaugural Theodore Weeks, Bronisław Geremek, lecture. Closing lectures will be delivered who directly or indirectly contributed to by professor John Micgiel from Columbia collapse of communism. It should be re- University NYC. membered that the first steps were made in 2004, during the Special Convention of The purpose and the main focus of the the Association for the Studies of Nation- Warsaw East European Conference 2013 alities, which gave birth to the concept of will be an exploration of common issues the WEEC. around social and political life, transformation in politics and policies, in eco- The conference is structured accord- nomics, partnership of post-communist ing to a classical American conference countries, international relations, law sys- system, with English as the official lan- tem, as well as the peoples’ state of mind, guage. This year we will hold 29 dis- transformations in culture, everyday life cussion panels and three round tables.

Warsaw W E 4 East WEEC July 15-18, 2013 E C European Conference Among these are the opening ceremo- America, Western Europe, Central and ny with the lecture presented by well- East Europe, and Central Asia. I would like known expert on security issues - profes- to thank all participants for coming and I sor Andrew Michta. Our special guests hope that you will be satisfied. May you - Alaksandr Miinkevich, Boris Niemtsov, enjoy the conference, leave with best Andriey Sannikau, as well as Ruben Meh- memories and return next year! rabyan, Renata Cytacka, Paweł Kowal, John Micgiel, and Borys Tarasiuk will add It is my sincere hope that the WEEC splendour to our three round table dis- will be a great occasion to understand cussions concerning frontiers shifting in our region better. Once again I would the post-soviet region. like to express my gratitude to our special guests and to all the participants and The Tenth Annual Session of Warsaw I look forward to a most successful and East European Conference will have over fruitful conference. 300 participants including about 120 speakers from all over the world: North 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, professor Vice-Rector for Research and Liaison

onference Conference Programme Board: Jan Malicki – Conference Director, director of the Centre for East

C European Studies Leszek Zasztowt – head of the WEEC Programme Board, lecturer at the Centre Andrzej Żbikowski – secretary of the WEEC Programme board, lecturer at the Centre David Kolbaia – academic secretary of the Centre for East European Studies opean Rigels Halili – professor at the Centre Kazimierz Wóycicki – professor at the Centre

ur Witold Rodkiewicz – professor at the Centre

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Staff: ast University of Warsaw July 15 – 18, 2013 Warsaw University of Alexander Skydan (conference secretary)

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Warsaw W E WEEC July 15-18, 2013 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. Andrew Michta “Central and Eastern Europe in U.S. Security Policy”. 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM Session I 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM Round Table I Shifting Frontiers BELARUS TODAY: STABILIZATION VS DESTABILIAZATION? 6:15 PM – 6.30 PM Opening Ceremony WEEC 2013 Glass of Wine.

Warsaw W E WEEC July 15-18, 2013 East 15 E C European Conference OPENING LECTURE

Monday, July 15, 11:00 AM

“Central and Eastern Europe in U.S. Security Policy”

Andrew A. Michta

Andrew A. Michta is the M. W. Buckman in Washington (2010-11), and the Professor Distinguished Professor of International Stud- of National Security Studies and Director of ies at Rhodes College, specializing in NATO, Studies of the Senior Executive Seminar at the transatlantic security relations and Europe, George C. Marshall European Center for Securi- with a special expertise on European foreign ty Studies in Germany (2005-09). Before that he and security policy. He is also currently a Sen- was a Public Policy Scholar at the Wilson Center, ior Fellow at the Center for European Policy a Research Associate at the Institute for Europe- Analysis in Washington, DC. Hea has authored an, Russian and Eurasian Studies, The George books, and numerous book chapters and arti- Washington University, and a Visiting Scholar at cles in both academic and policy journals. His the Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and most recent book on NATO post-ISAF, co-ed- Peace at Stanford University. ited with Paal Hilde, will be published in 2014 by the University of Michigan Press. Professor Michta is a frequent media con- tributor and government consultant, and Professor Michta’s career has spanned aca- serves on a number of academic and advi- demia, think tanks and government. He served sory boards. He holds a Ph.D. in International as a Senior Transatlantic Fellow at the German Relations from The Johns Hopkins University. Marshall Fund of the United States and the Di- He is presently working on a new book on rector of the GMFUS Warsaw office (2011-13), a the resurgence of state-on-state competi- Senior Scholar at the Woodrow Wilson Center tion and U.S. security policy.

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DAY 1 SESSION II 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM

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

1. Belarus in Transition Chair: MARIUSZ MASZKIEWICZ (Poland) Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University, Warsaw

Participants: IHAR MELNIKAU (Belarus) Russian Internet-portal “Istoricheskaja Pravda”, Minsk Zapadnorusizm as the main anti-Belarusian ideology in the present Belarus

PALINA PRYSMAKOVA (Belarus) Florida International University, Miami Does public service motivation differ between public and nonprofit service providers’ employees? A cross-national and cross-sectoral study

IRYNA SHUMSKAYA (Belarus) Belarusian State University of Culture and Arts, Minsk System transformation in Belarus: A monkey on back

KAZIMIERZ WÓYCICKI (Poland) University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies Why Belarus is so exciting? The regime and the intelectuals in opposition

Discussant: ALAKSANDR MILINKEVICH (Belarus) Leader of The Movement for Freedom

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2. Higher Education: case of Ukraine Chair: MYKOLA RIABCHUK (Ukraine) National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kyiv

Participants: TETIANA GOLUBIEVA (Ukraine) Kharkiv National Automobile and Highway University The problems of establishing an interaction system between businesses and institutions of higher education in Ukraine

SERGII ZAKHARIN (Ukraine) Institute of the Higher Education, Kyiv The quality of state and private higher education and methods of their financing

DIANA KUCHERENKO (Ukraine) Institute of Higher Education, Kyiv The main directions of the transformations of the higher education in Ukraine

3. South Caucasus in Transition Chair: KRZYSZTOF DĄBROWSKI (Poland) University of Warsaw

Participants: MAGDALENA DEMBINSKA (Canada) Universté de Montréal The legitimization of the Abkhazian statehood: Building trust in institutions and between groups in an Ethnic Democracy

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YALCHIN MAMMADOV (France) Université de Nancy South Caucasus: From ethnic nations to political nations

LIAM CAMPBELL (United Kingdom) University College London Between East and West, traditionalism and modernity: Homosexuality in Georgia

4. Eastern Partnership Chair: ANDREI SANNIKAU (Belarus) Coordinator of the Civil campaign “European Belarus”

Participants: LYUBOV ARTEMENKO (Ukraine) National Institute for Strategic Studies, Lviv Economic security and stability of Ukraine: Cooperation between Ukraine and the EU in the innovation sphere

NATALIA IAKOVENKO (Ukraine) Taras Shevchenko National University, Kyiv Prospects for Ukraine’s European integration

MACIEJ SYCHOWIEC (Poland) Uppsala University Foreign policy analysis: The Eastern Partnership in Polish foreign policy - a social constructivist study

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IOANA SANDU (Romania) The Bucharest University of Economic Studies Moldova in the Eastern Partnership: Free trade attempts, asymmetric benefits

Warsaw W E MONDAY July 15 2013 East 21 E C European Conference ROUND TABLE I

Monday, July 15, 4:00 PM

Shifting Frontiers BTELARUS ODAY: STABILIZATION VS DESTABILIAZATION?

Moderator: (from 2006), member of the International Kazimierz Wóycicki, Polish historian Federation of Journalists and the Interna- and journalist. In the communist times, tional PEN Club. Winner of the European he cooperated with democratic opposi- Parliament’s Sakharov Prize “For the free- tion circles and was an editor and pub- dom of thought”, Prize of Sergio Vieira de licist in underground press and an active Mello, the UN High Commissioner for Hu- member of the Club of Catholic Intelli- man Rights, for acts of peaceful resistance gentsia (KIK). He was the director of the and collaboration communities, religions Polish Institute in Düsseldorf and Leipzig and cultures, the International Prize of the in 1996-1999 and 2002-2005. He was the Independent Fund “Polkul” (Australia), an director of Szczecin branch of the Insti- honorary member of the “Union of Poles tute of National Remembrance. He teach- in Belarus”, an honorary citizen of the city es at the Centre for East European Studies of Tulsa (Oklahoma, USA). He was awarded at the University of Warsaw. His scientific the Order “For Services to the Polish cul- interests and publications are concentrat- ture”. The author of 65 scientific papers ed on Central Europe and Germany. on quantum electronics, laser technology, history of culture, architecture, education, Participants: science and technology, the author of the Aleksandr Milinkevich, Belarusian articles in encyclopedias “History of Bela- politician. He was nominated by the lead- rus” and “Architecture of Belarus.” ing opposition parties in Belarus to run against incumbent Alexander Lukashenko Andrei Sannikau, Belarusian politician in the presidential election on 19 March and activist. In the early 1990s, he headed 2006. He was elected deputy chairman the Belarusian delegation on Nuclear and of the Grodno City Executive Committee, Conventional Weapons Armament Nego- where he focused on education, culture, tiations, also serving as the Belarusian diplo- religion, health, media, international rela- mat to Switzerland. From 1995 to 1996, he tions, sports, youth and the protection of served as Deputy Foreign Minister of Bela- historical heritage (1990-96). He descend- rus, resigning as a form of political protest. ed to the authorities during the prepara- He co-founded the civil action Charter 97, tion of the referendum unconstitutional. and was awarded the Bruno Kreisky Prize Chairman of the “Movement for Freedom” in 2005. In 2008 Andrei Sannikov, together

Warsaw W E 22 East WEEC July 15-18, 2013 E C European Conference with Viktar Ivashkevich, Mikhail Marynich fessor at Belarusian State University, 2006- and other politicians, initiated the civil cam- 2009 – professor at European Humanities paign European Belarus. The campaign ad- University. Since 2011 – scholarship in Uni- vocates joining Belarus with the European versity of Warsaw. Since June 2012 – Di- Union and aims to work towards the stand- rector of Belarusian Analitycal Workrooom. ards that would allow inclusion. Stanislau Shushkievich, Belarusian Andrei Vardomatski, the founder and politician and scientist. Before his politi- director of the private independent re- cal career he was a prominent scientist search company, biggest producer of so- (physics and mathematics). From Sep- ciological data in Belarus “NOVAK” labora- tember 28 1991 till January 26 1994 he tory of axiometrical research. The leader of was the first leader and Head of State of a number of joint international research independent Belarus after the dissolu- projects on the territory of Belarus: World tion of the Soviet Union (Chairman of the Value Survey - 90, World Value Survey-97 Supreme Soviet – also chairman of the (with Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin (WZB)), Parliament). He supported free market Eurobarometer 93,94,95,96; joint media and democratic reforms. On December 8, project with European Institute for Media, 1991 in Belavezhskaya Pushcha together Dusseldorf (2001); media diary of TV and with the leaders of Russia – Boris Yeltsin radio; and of a number of other surveys and Ukraine – Leonid Kravchuk he signed including monthly public opinion nation- a declaration of the dissolution of the So- wide representative monitoring in Bela- viet Union and the creation of the Com- rus. Leader of many global-scale World so- monwealth of Independent States. He ciological projects, conducted in Belarus: continues to be active in politics, heading Gallup Organization projects, USIA, NORC, the Belarusian Social Democratic Assem- InterMedia projects. In 2005-2010 – pro- bly “Hramada” party.

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Tuesday, July 16 10.00 AM PRESENTATION ROOM 111

PRESENTATION OF A NEW ISSUE OF

WITH PARTICIPATION OF: DAVID KOLBAIA CENTRE FOR EAST EUROPEAN STUDIES, UNIVERSITY OF WARSAW PAWEŁ LIBERA THE CENTRAL ARCHIVES OF MODERN RECORDS IN WARS

MODERATOR: HIJRAN ALIYEVA-SZTRAUCH EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ALEKSANDRA GRYŹLAK EDITOR T ADEUSZ IWAŃSKI 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. DAY 2 SESSION I 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

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

5. Eastern Frontier of Europe Chair: KAZIMIERZ WÓYCICKI (Poland) University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies

Participants: ROMAN SZUL (Poland) University of Warsaw The West and Eastern Europe: Is the division going to be permanent?

ALEXANDRU-MIHAI GHIGIU (Romania) University of Bucharest The Eastern frontier: Future prospects for Moldova and Ukraine

ANA MARIA GHIMIŞ (Romania) Babes Bolyai University, Cluj Napoca The Eastern frontier: Future prospects for Moldova and Ukraine

6. Presentation: “New Prometheus” Journal (“Nowy Prometeusz”) Chair: ALEKSANDRA GRYŹLAK (Poland) University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies

Participants: ALEKSANDRA GRYŹLAK (Poland) University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies

Warsaw W E 28 East TUESDAY July 16 2013 E C European Conference SESSION I 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM DAY 2

HIJRAN ALIJEVA-SZTRAUCH (Poland) The Common House of Caucasus in Poland, Warsaw

TADEUSZ IWAŃSKI (Poland) Centre for Eastern Studies, Warsaw

7. Political Realities in Post Communist World: Case of Ukraine Chair: JAN PIEKŁO (Poland) Polish Ukrainian Cooperation Foundation PAUCI, Warsaw/Kyiv

Participants: YURIY MATSIYEVSKYY (Ukraine) National University of Ostroh Academy External pressure and the survival of hybrid regimes: The case of Ukraine

TARAS MYSHLYAYEV (Ukraine) University of Warsaw The phenomenon of ‘party of power’ in Ukrainian politics

NATALIIA TERES (Ukraine) Taras Shevchenko National University, Kyiv Toponymic policy and the problem of overcoming totalitarian legacy in Ukraine

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SEBASTIAN ZAGDAŃSKI (Poland) National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kyiv Ukraine’s national security in light of its territorial and political disputes with neighboring states (selected issues)

8. National Identity: Local Dimension Chair: MYKOLA RIABCHUK (Ukraine) National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kyiv

Participants: KRASIMIRA MARHOLEVA (Bulgaria) Charles University, Prague Transborder nationalism of the Czech community in New York (1860s-1900s)

OMER CAHA (Turkey) Yildiz Technical University, Istanbul The revival of Alevi identity in the post-1980 Turkey

HAVVA CAHA (Turkey) Fatih University, Istanbul Poverty alleviation in Turkey

9. Borders in the European Space Chair: TOMASZ KNOTHE (Poland) University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies

Warsaw W E 30 East TUESDAY July 16 2013 E C European Conference SESSION II 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM DAY 2

Participants: MYKOLA GENYK (Ukraine) Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University, Ivano- Frankivsk The problem of European borders in the context of interethnic reconciliation

LAURA VALERIA GHEORGHIU (Romania) Karl-Franzens Universitat Graz Borders more geometric and the functionalist alternative

DAVIS PUMPURINS (Latvia) Museum of the Occupation of Latvia, Riga Some aspects of the new borders in Europe after World War I

SRDJAN RADOVIC (Serbia) Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Belgrade The use of public space heritage and odonyms in reaffirming divisions in frontier cities

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

10. Evolution of the Political System in Russia Chair: WIKTOR ROSS (Poland) University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies

Warsaw W E TUESDAY July 16 2013 East 31 E C European Conference DAY 2 SESSION II 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM

Participants: IGOR POBEDINSKIY (Russia) St. Petersburg State University V. Putin’s political campaign during 2011/2012 electoral cycle

ANASTASIIA HAIDUKEVYCH (Ukraine) Rivne State Humanitarian University Public Diplomacy of Russian Federation in the context of Russian-Polish dialogue

ALEKSANDRA KOWALCZUK (Poland) Moscow State Institute of International Relations The evolution of the concept of Russian foreign policy in the post-soviet space

GREGORY SIMONS (Sweden) Uppsala University The role of Russian NGOs in New Public Diplomacy

11. Shared History: Poland - Ukraine Chair: ANDRZEJ SZEPTYCKI (Poland) University of Warsaw

Participants: YEVHENII SAMBORSKYI (Ukraine) Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University, Ivano- Frankivsk The resettlement of Poles from Western Ukraine and Western Belarus to Poland in 1944-1946

Warsaw W E 32 East TUESDAY July 16 2013 E C European Conference SESSION II 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM DAY 2

MARIA SENYCH (Ukraine) Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University, Ivano- Frankivsk The issue of Polish-Ukrainian border in the political concepts of Parisian ‘Kultura’

SERHIY TROYAN (Ukraine) Diplomatic Academy of Ukraine, Kyiv Historical past in the memory politics of Ukraine and Poland: Bifurcation points

ALEKSANDRA ZIŃCZUK (Poland) ‘Panorama of Cultures’ Assiociation, Wojsławice Reconciliation through difficult rememberance. Volhynia 1943

12. Socio-Political Transformation in Post Communist States Chair: BORIS NIEMTSOV (Russia) RPR-PARNAS political party, Moscow

Participants: OLENA PODVORNA (Ukraine) The National University of Ostroh Academy Twenty years of Russian transformation: From democracy to authoritarianism?

KATERYNA TYMINSKA (Ukraine) Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Kyiv Global geopolitics and energy policy: The case of Ukraine

Warsaw W E TUESDAY July 16 2013 East 33 E C European Conference DAY 2 SESSION II 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM

RICHARD J. HUNTER (United States) Seton Hall University, New Jersey The legal, economic and political context of lustration on Poland: Is lustration a necessary or inevitable part of political and economic transformation

RUSLANA GROSU (Moldova) Academy of Sciences of Moldova, Chisinau Bilateral cooperation within the Commonwealth of Independent States: The political and economic dimension of Moldovan-Turkmen relations in 1992-2011

13. Education and Culture Chair: MYKOLA RIABCHUK (Ukraine) National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kyiv

Participants: NATALIYA CHAHRAK (Ukraine) Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University, Ivano- Frankivsk Education as a factor of social adaptation for people of the third age: The international experience

OLGA BORYSOVA (Ukraine) University of Warsaw The activity of Polish cultural societies in Volyn in 2004-2012

IEGOR STADNYI (Ukraine) University of Warsaw Polish-Ukrainian academic relations

Warsaw W E 34 East TUESDAY July 16 2013 E C European Conference July 16, 17, 18 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 National Remembrance. He 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 TUESDAY July 16 2013 East 35 E C European Conference ROUND TABLE II

Tuesday, July 16, 4:00 PM

Shifting Frontiers UKRAINE TOWARDS EUROPE

Moderator: December 2012. She worked as the ad- Mykola Riabchuk, a cultural critic, viser to the mayor of Šalčininkai district editor, poet, and author of fiction, senior municipality (2003-2006) and as a secre- research fellow at the Ukrainian Centre tary of Vilnius district municipality (since for Cultural Studies and the Ukrainian 2006). She has also been active in the intellectual journal - Krytyka, which is of- Association of Polish-Schooling Parents ten compared to The New York Review in Lithuania, and she has eagerly partici- of Books, permanent visiting professor pated in actions concerning the changes at the Centre for East European Studies, in the Education Bill. She is a member of University of Warsaw. He is a member the Electoral Action of Poles in Lithuania, of the Ukrainian PEN-club, has lectured a part of the ruling coalition. widely throughout Europe and the U.S., and is the winner of many awards, in- Andrzej Szeptycki, scholar, the gradu- cluding the “The Book of the Year” award ate of the Institute of International Rela- (Kyiv) for “Vid Malorosii do Ukrainy” (From tions (2000) and the DEA Postgraduate Little Russia to Ukraine: Paradoxes of the Studies in History at the University of Delayed Nation-Building. Kyiv, 2000), the Paris-Sorbonne (Paris IV) (2002). Doctor of Antonovych Prize in 2003 for outstand- Humanities in Political Science (2004). Be- ing achievements in the humanities and tween 2005 and 2009 Analyst at the Pol- a Polish-Ukrainian Capitula Award in 2002 ish Institute of International Affairs (areas for his contribution to Polish-Ukrainian of interest: Ukraine, France). Vice Chair- reconciliation. In 2011 he received a fel- man of the Board at the Foundation of lowship from the National Endowment Szeptycki Family. Permanent Co-worker for Democracy in Washington, D.C. Pub- at the bimonthly “New Eastern Europe”. lished several books concerning civil so- Dr Andrzej Szeptycki held research fel- ciety, state and nation building, national lowships at the École Normale Supé- identity, nationalism and post-commu- rieure (Paris, France) (1999 – 2000) and nism transitions in Ukraine. at the National University „Kyiv-Mohyla Academy”, Ukraine (2005). The Founda- Participants: tion for Polish Science scholarship-holder Renata Cytacka, Lithuanian politician (2005-2006). Currently, Assistant Professor and lawyer. Vice-minister of energy since at the Institute of International Relations.

Warsaw W E 36 East WEEC July 15-18, 2013 E C European Conference Boris Niemtsov, Russian statesman Jan Pieklo, Polish journalist and philol- and liberal politician, a co-chair of the RPR- ogist. After 1989, he worked for „Tygodnik PARNAS political party, one of the leaders Powszechny” and reported on the revo- of Solidarnost movement and an outspo- lution in Romania. His articles have been ken critic of Vladimir Putin. Nemtsov may published in „Przekrój”, New York-based be best known as the 1st Governor of the „Nowy Dziennik” and US and Swedish Nizhny Novgorod Oblast (1991-97). Later press. He is the president of the Krakow he worked in Government of Russia as branch and a member of the General Minister of fuel and energy (1997), Vice Management of the Polish Journalists As- Premier of Russia and Security Council sociation. At present, he is the executive member from 1997 to 1998. In 1998 he director of the Polish-Ukrainian Coopera- founded the Young Russia movement. In tion Foundation (PAUCI). 1998, he co-founded the coalition group Right Cause and in 1999, he co-formed Paweł Kowal, Polish politician and Union of Right Forces, electoral bloc Member of the European Parliament for and subsequently political party. He was Poland Comes First (PJN). He is currently elected several times as Russian parlia- Chairman of the EU-Ukraine Parliamen- ment member. Nemtsov was a member tary Cooperation Committee in the Eu- of Congress of People’s Deputies (1990), ropean Parliament. Paweł Kowal was Federation Council (1993-1997) and State elected to the Sejm in the 2005 election Duma (1999–2003). He also worked as for Prawo i Sprawiedliwość, from the 12 Vice Speaker of the State Duma and the – Chrzanów district. He won re-election leader of parliamentary group of Union in 2007. In 2009, he ran for the Europe- of Right Forces. After a split in the Union an Parliament in the Lesser Poland and of Right Forces in 2008, he co-founded Świętokrzyskie constituency, including Solidarnost. In 2010, he co-formed coali- Chrzanów. He came second amongst PiS tion For Russia without Lawlessness and candidates, behind Zbigniew Ziobro, tak- Corruption (was refused in registration ing the second Prawo i Sprawiedliwość as party). Since 2012 Nemtsov has been seat won. He resigned his seat in the Sejm co-chair of Republican Party of Russia – three days later. Pawel Kowal was elected People’s Freedom Party (RPR-PARNAS), a in 2009 to European Parliament from the registered political party. He is known as Krakow electoral district. Once in Parlia- an author of several publications criticis- ment, Mr. Kowal joined the Group of ing Putin’s regime and an active organizer European Conservatives and Reformists and participant of Dissenters’ Marches, (ECR), serving as Chairman of the parlia- Strategy-31 and rallies «For Fair Elections». mentary delegation to Ukraine.

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Schedule

Warsaw W E WEEC July 15-18, 2013 East 39 E C European Conference DAY 3 SESSION I 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

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

14. Poland and Baltic States Chair: LESZEK ZASZTOWT (Poland) University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies

Participants: IEVA GAJAUSKAITE (Lithuania) Vytautas Magnus University, Kaunas Poland and Lithuania: When did the strategic partnership end?

GEDIMINAS KAZENAS (Lithuania) Mykolas Romeris University, Vilnius Electoral action of Poles in Lithuania (AWPL)

KIRILL ZVEREV (Russia) Kostroma State University Estonia’s accession to the EU and the status of the Russian-speaking minority

15. Political Transformation and Social Contexts in Post Communist States Chair: ADAM BOSIACKI (Poland) University of Warsaw

Participants: ANDREI VARDOMATSKI (Belarus) Belarusian Analytical Workroom, Warsaw Protest orientations of the people in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus

Warsaw W E 40 East WEDNESDAY July 17 2013 E C European Conference SESSION I 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM DAY 3

KAROLINA TYBUCHOWSKA-HARTLIŃSKA (Poland) University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn Two decades of democratization and elections to the local government in Poland (1990-2010)

PAWEŁ KOWAL (Poland) European Parliament, Brussels Oligarchy in the East

16. Transformation in Albania Chair: RIGELS HALILI (Poland) University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies

Participants: GUIDO FRANZINETTI (Italy) University of Eastern Piedmont, Alessandria Why is Albania an exception: The Albanian Revolution of 1991-1992 in retrospect

ERMIRA TAFANI (Albania) Prosecution Office, Elbasan The legal transformation of interstate relations regarding the criminal process in post-communist Albania

17. National Identity: Global Chair: JOANNA KURCZEWSKA (Poland) Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw

Warsaw W E WEDNESDAY July 17 2013 East 41 E C European Conference DAY 3 SESSION I 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Participants: KATERYNA NASONOVA (Ukraine) Kharkiv State Academy of Culture Transformation of ‘me’ and ‘we’ identities in the context of globalization and expansion of mass culture

ZBIGNIEW CIOSEK (Poland) Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw National identity as one of the determinants of international relations

ALLA KYRYDON (Ukraine) Ukrainian Institute of National Memory, Kyiv Collective memory and identity: The character of correlations

ZBIGNIEW KRUSZEWSKI (United States) University of Texas, El Paso Changes in the U.S. societal diversity and its political consequences

18. Minorities Chair: RUBEN MEHRABIAN (Armenia) Armenian Center for National and International Studies

Participants: SŁAWOMIR ŁODZIŃSKI (Poland) University of Warsaw Indexes or symbols. The public signage in minority languages in Poland and Czech Republic

Warsaw W E 42 East WEDNESDAY July 17 2013 E C European Conference SESSION II 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM DAY 3

NATALIYA MINYENKOVA (Ukraine) Donetsk State Uniwersity The Poles of Donbas: Socio-political dimension of national minorities studies

KAROLINA PAWŁOWSKA (Poland) Regional Studies Center, Yerevan Cultural continuum or cultural shock? An anthropological study on Armenian-Americans living in Armenia

MONIKA ŚLĘZAK (Poland) Academy of Special Education, Warsaw The Ukrainian diaspora in chosen European countries

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

19. International Security Chair: ANTONI KAMIŃSKI (Poland) Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw

Participants: JAROSŁAW GRYZ (Poland) National Defence Academy, Warsaw Central European security environment: Changes and challenges 1992-2012

Warsaw W E WEDNESDAY July 17 2013 East 43 E C European Conference DAY 3 SESSION II 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM

NATALIA KONARZEWSKA (Poland) University of Warsaw The energy policy of Azerbaijan and the European Union’s Southern Gas Corridor

NATALIIA KRYVORUCHKO (Ukraine) Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University, Ivano- Frankivsk Security problems of Central Europe: The Czech Republic context

ALEKSANDRE TSURTSUMIA (Georgia) Tbilisi State University The sea power and its strategy

20. Presentation: Renovation of the Pre- War University of Warsaw Meteorological Observatory on The Mount Pop Ivan - The Joint Polish-Ukrainian Project Chair: JAN MALICKI (Poland) University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies

IGOR TSEPENDA (Ukraine) Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University, Ivano- Frankivsk

Participants: ROBERT GAWKOWSKI (Poland) University of Warsaw

Warsaw W E 44 East WEDNESDAY July 17 2013 E C European Conference SESSION II 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM DAY 3

JERZY KREINER (Poland) Pedagogical University of Cracov

LESZEK RYMAROWICZ (Poland) The Management Board of the Polish Association of Labour Inspectors, Cracov

21. National Identity in Post Communist Countries Chair: WITOLD RODKIEWICZ (Poland) University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies

Participants: ŁUKASZ CUDNY (Poland) Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University, Kaliningrad How often do you travel from Kaliningrad to Russia? Russian identity meets European influence in the Kaliningrad Oblast

OLGA LAVRINENKO (Russia) University of Warsaw Traumas of the past in the construction of national identity: Ukrainian political elites infighting over the commemoration acts of the Great Famine

ANNA MARIA TRAWIŃSKA (Poland) University of Warsaw Nation branding in post-communist countries

Warsaw W E WEDNESDAY July 17 2013 East 45 E C European Conference DAY 3 SESSION II 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM

22. Human Right Issues: South Caucasus Chair: KAZIMIERZ WÓYCICKI (Poland) University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies

Participants: DOMINIKA GMEREK (Poland) Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights, Warsaw Freedom of assembly: The cases of Azerbaijan and Russia in the light of international standards

JOANNA SMĘTEK (Poland) Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights, Warsaw International reaction to Azerbaijan’s human rights violations. Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe and the case of political prisoners

ZUZANNA WARSO (Poland) Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights, Warsaw State responsibility for human rights violations in conflict areas: Human rights in the Nagorno- Karabakh region and the ECHR case law

Warsaw W E 46 East WEDNESDAY July 17 2013 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!

Warsaw W E WEDNESDAY July 17 2013 East 47 E C European Conference PRESEnTaTIon Room 116 Wednesday, July 17 12.30 PM Presentation:

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

Wednesday, July 17 4:00 PM

ShIftINg frONtIErS RuSSIa & ITS nEIGhbouRS

moderator: Ruben mehrabian, armenian political maria Przełomiec, a Polish journalist. analyst. Works for the armenian Center she graduated from the Jagiellonian uni- for national and International studies, versity in Kraków. In the 1980-s she was an independent research center based involved in the underground journalism. in yerevan which focuses on foreign and In 1989 she cooperated with the Tygod- public policy issues. nik Powszechny magazine. she is a former correspondent of the Polish section of the mariusz maszkiewicz, a diplomat, BBC and the Polish Public Television. she publicist, sociologist and economist. specializes in the subjects from the former He has authored many articles cover- soviet union countries and was one of the ing diverse sociological issues, as well as journalists who witnessed the collapse of studies into religions and international the soviet block. she published for such relations. Between 1991 and 1994, he journals as dziennik, Przewodnik Katolicki, served as an aide-de-camp for the fi rst as well as Wprost, Kultura or Polityka mag- government, and also served as an advi- azines. she is also an author or a co-author sor on lithuanian matters, he is a former of numerous reports by the Center for consul of Poland in Vilnius. Thereafter, he foreign aff airs. since 2007 she hosts a TV founded the fi rst Polish consular offi ce program “studio East” devoted to the lat- in Belarus, located in the city of Grodno. est issues in the post-soviet region. from 1998 to 2002 he was also Polish ambassador to Belarus. Participants: borys Tarasiuk, ukrainian politician. Zbigniew kruszewski, professor of Po- former Minister for foreign aff airs of litical science and senior Member of the ukraine (1998-2000 and 2005-2007), am- Graduate faculty, university of Texas at El bassador in Belgium, luxembourg, neth- Paso. smithsonian Institution lecturer in erlands and ukraine representative in Europe (1992-2006). Main fi eld of interests: naTO (1995-1998). founder of the Insti- analyses of Particular systems of sub- tute for Euro-atlantic Cooperation (IEaC), systems, International Politics, social and a political action committee established Economic stratifi cation, Political develop- to campaign for naTO- and European un- ment and Modernization, Ethnic Politics. ion membership of ukraine.

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Warsaw W E 52 East WEEC July 15-18, 2013 E C European Conference THURSDAY – DAY 4, JULY 18

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 lectures: prof John Micgiel “Polish-American Relations Today’” 5:30 PM – 6:00 PM Closing Ceremony 5:45 PM – 6.00 PM Closing Ceremony – farewell WEEC 2013 glass of wine.

Warsaw W E WEEC July 15-18, 2013 East 53 E C European Conference DAY 4 SESSION I 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

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

23. Mass Culture and Media Chair: RIGELS HALILI (Poland) University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies

Participants: IURII CHAINSKYI (Ukraine) University of Warsaw The prohibition of anti-Soviet newspapers in Turkey in 1931 and the Polish Promethean policy

TETYANA GARASYM (Ukraine) Ternopil National Pedagogical University The notion of mass literature and publishing project in contemporary literary criticism

MARYNA ROMANETS (Canada) University of Northern British Columbia, Prince George Post-communist erotics: Pleasure, politics, and compulsion in Valerii Shevchuk’s Snake-Woman

LYUDMYLA ZAPOROZHTSEVA (Ukraine) National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy The mythem of transformation in mass-cultural myth

24. Migrations in Europe: History and Present Chair: ANDRZEJ ŻBIKOWSKI (Poland) University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies

Warsaw W E 54 East THURSDAY July 18 2013 E C European Conference SESSION I 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM DAY 4

Participants: ANTONIN MIKEŠ (Czech Republic) Charles University, Prague Migratory streams in Central Europe

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

MARYAN LOPATA (Ukraine) Ivan Franko National University, Lviv Forced labour and deportations from the Ukrainian villages of the Chernivtsy region in 1944-1946

MARIUS TĂRÎŢĂ (Moldova) Academy of Sciences of Moldova, Chisinau Forced labour and deportations from the Romanian villages of the Chernivtsy region (1944-1946)

25. Economy: Dynamics and Transformation Chair: KATARZYNA ŻUKROWSKA (Poland) Warsaw School of Economics

Participants: ELENA ARTEMENKO (Ukraine) Lviv Academy of Commerce Socially oriented economy and public happiness in the frames of economic security

Warsaw W E THURSDAY July 18 2013 East 55 E C European Conference DAY 4 SESSION I 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

MAGNUS FELDMANN (Sweden) University of Bristol The political economy of growth and crisis in the Baltic States

INNA RYBALKO (Ukraine) University of Warsaw The Voucher privatisation in Czechoslovakia and the Czech Republic: Pros and cons?

MATEUSZ TRAWIŃSKI (Poland) Nicolaus Copernicus University, Toruń EU regulation of the financial sector. Missed agency problems

26. Romania: History, Identity, Politics Chair: ADAM BURAKOWSKI (Poland) Polish Academy of Sciences

Participants: MARIA-ANTOANETA NEAG (Romania) University of Bucharest Identities and image formation in the EU. Europeans’ views on Romania

KRZYSZTOF OLSZEWSKI (Poland) Nicolaus Copernicus University, Toruń The role of President Traian Băsescu in Romanian foreign policy 2004-2013

Warsaw W E 56 East THURSDAY July 18 2013 E C European Conference SESSION II 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM DAY 4

THEODORA ELIZA VACARESCU (Romania) University of Bucharest The ‘foreign enemy’ in the archives: Constructing the ‘communist enemy’ in the discourse of political detention in Romania

Discussant: ADAM BURAKOWSKI (Poland) Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw

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

27. Socio-Cultural Changes Chair: TOMASZ KNOTHE (Poland) University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies

Participants: OYUNA DORZHIGUSHAEVA (Russia) East-Siberian State University of Technology, Ulan-Ude Peculiarities of a conflict between ‘global’ and ‘local’ in the Buddhist communities of Russia

RASA BALOCKAITE (Lithuania) Vytautas Magnus University, Kaunas Public rituals and state celebration in late socialism: The analysis of political speeches

MICHAL SMREK (Slovakia) Uppsala University Unwanted equality of opportunity? Gender underrepresentation in Slovak party politics

Warsaw W E THURSDAY July 18 2013 East 57 E C European Conference DAY 4 SESSION II 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM

SAN-YI YANG (Taiwan) National Chung Hsing University, Taichung Social learning theory and EU policy learning: Conditions, concepts, and limits

28. In search of Democracy: Policy, Tendencies and Perspectives Chair: WITOLD RODKIEWICZ (Poland) University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies

Participants: NÓRA ORSOLYA BALÁZS (Hungary) NORA LANTOS (Hungary) Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest What kind of image do we create of those involved in politics? Stereotypes of the left and the right in three different contexts

MACIEJ HARTLINSKI (Poland) University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn Democratization and institutionalization of party leadership in Poland

PAULINA POSPIESZNA (Poland) University of Mannheim Ripples from the Third Wave: Polish democracy assistance in Belarus and Ukraine ADAM BOSIACKI (Poland) University of Warsaw Post-communist transformations: towards the rule of law and backwards

Warsaw W E 58 East THURSDAY July 18 2013 E C European Conference SESSION II 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM DAY 4

29. Elites and their Histories Chair: ZBIGNIEW KRUSZEWSKI (United States of America) University of Texas, El Paso

Participants: ROMANA MIROSLAWA BAHRY (Canada) York University, Toronto Sources for the forgotten 1912 discovery of the probiotic bacterium Bacillus carpathicus in huslanka and the forgotten discoverer. Dr. W.S. Kindraczuk: A pharmacist of Lancut

HANNA BAZHENOVA (Ukraine) John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin The First World War and the fates of Warsaw Imperial University historians

OKSANA GONCHARUK (Ukraine) University of Warsaw Intellectual elites and repressive apparatus in Poland in 1948-1956

SVIATOSLAV STETSKOVYCH (Ukraine) National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy ‘Outstanding Ukrainian geographer’ vs. ‘ardent Polish-hater’: The personality of Professor Włodzimierz Kubijowicz in Polish historiography

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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

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“Polish-American Relations Today”

John Micgiel

John Micgiel, American scientist, an ad- rope. He is currently a member of the Centre junct professor of international and public of Excellence, Centre for Russian, Central and affairs at the School of International and East European Studies (CRCEES) Internation- Public Aff airs, olumbiaC University. He holds al Advisory Board, University of Glasgow, and a BA from the University of Massachusetts, the Academic Advisory Board of the Eastern Amherst (1975) and an MIA and a Certificate Partnership Center, Tallinn, Estonia. He is also of the Institute on East Central Europe from a professor at the Centre for East European Columbia (1977), followed by a PhD in his- Studies at the University of Warsaw. tory in 1992. Professor Micgiel’s teaching and research He is an associate director of the Harri- interests include modern history of East Cen- man Institute. He is also a director of the East tral Europe (ECE), contemporary politics in Central European Center and an executive ECE, and Western Europe. Editor, co-editor, director of the Institute for the Study of Eu- or translator of 10 books.

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ALBANIA BORDERS 17, July, 10.00, Panel No 16 16, July, 10.00, Panel No 5 Why is Albania an exception: The The West and Eastern Europe: Is the Albanian Revolution of 1991-1992 in division going to be permanent? retrospect 16, July, 10.00, Panel No 9 17, July, 10.00, Panel No 16 The problem of European borders The legal transformation of interstate in the context of interethnic relations regarding the criminal reconciliation process in post-communist Albania 16, July, 10.00, Panel No 9 Borders more geometric and the BELARUS functionalist alternative 15, July, 12.30, Panel No 1 16, July, 10.00, Panel No 9 Zapadnorusizm as the main Some aspects of the new borders in anti-Belarusian ideology in the Europe after World War I present Belarus 16, July, 10.00, Panel No 9 15, July, 12.30, Panel No 1 The use of public space heritage and Does public service motivation odonyms in reaffirming divisions in differ between public and nonprofit frontier cities service providers’ employees? 16, July, 12.30, Panel No 11 A cross-national and cross-sectoral The issue of Polish-Ukrainian border study in the political concepts of Parisian 15, July, 12.30, Panel No 1 “Kultura” System transformation in Belarus: A monkey on back CULTURE 15, July, 12.30, Panel No 1 16, July, 10.00, Panel No 6 Why Belarus is so exciting? The Presentation: „New Prometheus” regime and the intelectuals in Journal („Nowy Prometeusz”) opposition 16, July, 12.30, Panel No 13 15, July, 16:00, Round Table I The activity of Polish cultural SHIFTING FRONTIERS - Belarus today: societies in Volyn in 2004-2012 Stabilization vs. destabilization? 17, July, 12.30, Panel No 20 18, July, 12.30, Panel No 30 Presentation: Renovation of the Ripples from the Third Wave: Polish Pre-War University of Warsaw democracy assistance in Belarus and Meteorological Observatory on The Ukraine Mount Pop Ivan - The Joint Polish-Ukrainian Project

Warsaw W E 64 East WEEC July 15-18, 2013 E C European Conference INDEX OF PANELS AND ISSUES 18, July, 10.00, Panel No 23 17, July, 12.30, Panel No 19 The prohibition of anti-Soviet Security problems of Central Europe: newspapers in Turkey in 1931 and The Czech Republic context the Polish Promethean policy 18, July, 10.00, Panel No 24 18, July, 10.00, Panel No 23 The integration of Ukrainian labor The notion of mass literature and immigrants in Central Eastern publishing project in contemporary Europe (the case of the Czech literary criticism Republic and Poland) 18, July, 10.00, Panel No 23 18, July, 10.00, Panel No 25 Post-communist erotics: Pleasure, The Voucher privatisation in politics, and compulsion in Valerii Czechoslovakia and the Czech Shevchuk’s Snake-Woman Republic: Pros and cons? 18, July, 10.00, Panel No 23 The mythem of transformation in EASTERN PARTNERSHIP mass-cultural myth 15, July, 12.30, Panel No 4 18, July, 12.30, Panel No 28 Economic security and stability Peculiarities of a conflict between of Ukraine: Cooperation between ‚global’ and ‚local’ in the Buddhist Ukraine and the EU in the innovation communities of Russia sphere 18, July, 12.30, Panel No 29 15, July, 12.30, Panel No 4 Public rituals and state celebration Prospects for Ukraine’s European in late socialism: The analysis of integration political speeches 15, July, 12.30, Panel No 4 18, July, 12.30, Panel No 30 Foreign policy analysis: The Eastern What kind of image do we create Partnership in Polish foreign policy - of those involved in politics? a social constructivist study Stereotypes of the left and the right 15, July, 12.30, Panel No 4 in three different contexts Moldova in the Eastern Partnership: Free trade attempts, asymmetric CZECH REPUBLIC benefits 16, July, 10.00, Panel No 8 16, July, 10.00, Panel No 5 Transborder nationalism of the The West and Eastern Europe: Is the Czech community in New York division going to be permanent? (1860s-1900s) 17, July, 10.00, Panel No 18 Indexes or symbols. The public signage in minority languages in Poland and Czech Republic

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ECONOMY ENERGY POLICY 18, July, 10.00, Panel No 25 16, July, 12.30, Panel No 12 Socially oriented economy and Global geopolitics and energy public happiness in the frames of policy: The case of Ukraine economic security 17, July, 12.30, Panel No 19 18, July, 10.00, Panel No 25 The energy policy of Azerbaijan and The political economy of growth and the European Union’s Southern Gas crisis in the Baltic States Corridor 18, July, 10.00, Panel No 25 The Voucher privatisation in EUROPEAN UNION Czechoslovakia and the Czech 15, July, 12.30, Panel No 4 Republic: Pros and cons? Economic security and stability 18, July, 10.00, Panel No 25 of Ukraine: Cooperation between EU regulation of the financial sector. Ukraine and the EU in the innovation Missed agency problems sphere 18, July, 10.00, Panel No 25 EDUCATION EU regulation of the financial sector. 15, July, 12.30, Panel No 2 Missed agency problems The problems of establishing 18, July, 10.00, Panel No 26 an interaction system between Identities and image formation in businesses and institutions of higher the EU. Europeans’ views on Romania education in Ukraine 15, July, 12.30, Panel No 2 FOREIGN POLICY Polish-Ukrainian academic relations 16, July, 12.30, Panel No 10 15, July, 12.30, Panel No 2 Public Diplomacy of Russian The main directions of the Federation in the context of Russian- transformations of the higher Polish dialogue education in Ukraine 16, July, 12.30, Panel No 10 16, July, 12.30, Panel No 13 The evolution of the concept of Education as a factor of social Russian foreign policy in the post- adaptation for people of the third soviet space age: The international experience 16, July, 12.30, Panel No 12 16, July, 12.30, Panel No 13 Bilateral cooperation within the The quality of state and private Commonwealth of Independent higher education and methods of States: The political and economic their financing dimension of Moldovan-Turkmen relations in 1992-2011

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17, July, 10.00, Panel No 14 18, July, 12.30, Panel No 31 Poland and Lithuania: When did the The First World War and the fates of strategic partnership end? Warsaw Imperial University historians 18, July, 10.00, Panel No 26 18, July, 12.30, Panel No 31 The role of President Traian Băsescu Intellectual elites and repressive in Romanian foreign policy 2004- apparatus in Poland in 1948-1956 2013 18, July, 12.30, Panel No 31 ‚Outstanding Ukrainian geographer’ HISTORY vs. ‚ardent Polish-hater’: The 16, July, 12.30, Panel No 11 personality of Professor Włodzimierz The resettlement of Poles from Kubijowicz in Polish historiography Western Ukraine and Western Belarus to Poland in 1944-1946 HUMAN RIGHTS 16, July, 12.30, Panel No 11 17, July, 12.30, Panel No 22 Historical past in the memory Freedom of assembly: The cases of politics of Ukraine and Poland: Azerbaijan and Russia in the light of Bifurcation points international standards 16, July, 12.30, Panel No 11 17, July, 12.30, Panel No 22 Reconciliation through difficult International reaction to rememberance. Volhynia 1943 Azerbaijan’s human rights violations. 17, July, 12.30, Panel No 21 Parliamentary Assembly of the Traumas of the past in the Council of Europe and the case of construction of national identity: political prisoners 1 Ukrainian political elites infighting 17, July, 12.30, Panel No 22 over the commemoration acts of the State responsibility for human rights Great Famine violations in conflict areas: Human 18, July, 10.00, Panel No 24 rights in the Nagorno-Karabakh Forced labour and deportations region and the ECHR case law from the Ukrainian villages of the 18, July, 12.30, Panel No 28 Chernivtsy region in 1944-1946 Between East and West, 18, July, 12.30, Panel No 31 traditionalism and modernity: Sources for the forgotten 1912 Homosexuality in Georgia discovery of the probiotic bacterium Bacillus carpathicus in huslanka and LITHUANIA the forgotten discoverer. Dr. W.S. 17, July, 10.00, Panel No 14 Kindraczuk: A pharmacist of Lancut Poland and Lithuania: When did the strategic partnership end?

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Warsaw W E 68 East WEEC July 15-18, 2013 E C European Conference INDEX OF PANELS AND ISSUES 16, July, 12.30, Panel No 12 17, July, 10.00, Panel No 17 Bilateral cooperation within the Collective memory and identity: The Commonwealth of Independent character of correlations States: The political and economic 17, July, 10.00, Panel No 17 dimension of Moldovan-Turkmen Changes in the U.S. Societal diversity relations in 1992-2011 and its political consequences 17, July, 12.30, Panel No 21 NATIONS, NATIONALITIES & How often do you travel from NATIONAL IDENTITY Kaliningrad to Russia? Russian 15, July, 12.30, Panel No 3 identity meets European influence in The legitimization of the Abkhazian the Kaliningrad Oblast statehood: Building trust in 17, July, 12.30, Panel No 21 institutions and between groups in Traumas of the past in the an Ethnic Democracy construction of national identity: 15, July, 12.30, Panel No 3 Ukrainian political elites infighting South Caucasus: From ethnic nations over the commemoration acts of the to political nations Great Famine 15, July, 12.30, Panel No 3 17, July, 12.30, Panel No 21 Construction and deconstruction of Nation branding in post-communist national interests in Georgia and the countries South Caucasus 16, July, 10.00, Panel No 8 NGOs Transborder nationalism of the 15, July, 12.30, Panel No 1 Czech community in New York Does public service motivation (1860s-1900s) differ between public and nonprofit 16, July, 10.00, Panel No 8 service providers’ employees? A The revival of Alevi identity in the cross-national and cross-sectoral post-1980 Turkey study 17, July, 10.00, Panel No 17 16, July, 12.30, Panel No 10 Transformation of ‚me’ and The role of Russian NGOs in New ‚we’ identities in the context of Public Diplomacy globalization and expansion of mass culture ROMANIA 17, July, 10.00, Panel No 17 18, July, 10.00, Panel No 26 National identity as one of the Identities and image formation in determinants of international the EU. Europeans’ views on Romania relations

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18, July, 10.00, Panel No 26 17, July, 12.30, Panel No 22 The role of President Traian Băsescu Freedom of assembly: The cases of in Romanian foreign policy 2004- Azerbaijan and Russia in the light of 2013 international standards 18, July, 10.00, Panel No 26 18, July, 12.30, Panel No 28 The ‚foreign enemy’ in the archives: Peculiarities of a conflict between Constructing the ‚communist ‚global’ and ‚local’ in the Buddhist enemy’ in the discourse of political communities of Russia detention in Romania SECURITY RUSSIA 16, July, 10.00, Panel No 7 16, July, 12.30, Panel No 10 Ukraine’s national security in light of V. Putin’s political campaign during its territorial and political disputes 2011/2012 electoral cycle with neighboring states (selected 16, July, 12.30, Panel No 10 issues) Public Diplomacy of Russian 17, July, 12.30, Panel No 19 Federation in the context of Russian- Central European security Polish dialogue environment: Changes and 16, July, 12.30, Panel No 10 challenges 1992-2012 The evolution of the concept of 17, July, 12.30, Panel No 19 Russian foreign policy in the post- Security problems of Central Europe: soviet space The Czech Republic context 16, July, 12.30, Panel No 10 17, July, 12.30, Panel No 19 The role of Russian NGOs in New The sea power and its strategy Public Diplomacy 16, July, 12.30, Panel No 12 SOCIAL ISSUES Twenty years of Russian 16, July, 10.00, Panel No 8 transformation: From democracy to Poverty alleviation in Turkey authoritarianism? 18, July, 10.00, Panel No 25 17, July, 16.00, Round Table III Socially oriented economy and SHIFTING FRONTIERS – Russia and its public happiness in the frames of neighbours economic security 17, July, 12.30, Panel No 21 18, July, 12.30, Panel No 28 How often do you travel from Between East and West, Kaliningrad to Russia? Russian traditionalism and modernity: identity meets European influence in Homosexuality in Georgia the Kaliningrad Oblast

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18, July, 12.30, Panel No 29 17, July, 12.30, Panel No 22 Public rituals and state celebration International reaction to in late socialism: The analysis of Azerbaijan’s human rights violations. political speeches Parliamentary Assembly of the 18, July, 12.30, Panel No 29 Council of Europe and the case of Unwanted equality of opportunity? political prisoners Gender underrepresentation in 17, July, 12.30, Panel No 22 Slovak party State responsibility for human rights violations in conflict areas: Human SOUTH CAUCASUS rights in the Nagorno-Karabakh 15, July, 12.30, Panel No 3 region and the ECHR case law Small nations between the empires 18, July, 12.30, Panel No 28 in South Caucasus. The Assyrian case Between East and West, 15, July, 12.30, Panel No 3 traditionalism and modernity: The legitimization of the Abkhazian Homosexuality in Georgia statehood: Building trust in institutions and between groups in TRANSFORMATION an Ethnic Democracy 15, July, 12.30, Panel No 1 15, July, 12.30, Panel No 3 System transformation in Belarus: South Caucasus: From ethnic nations A monkey on back to political nations 16, July, 12.30, Panel No 12 15, July, 12.30, Panel No 3 The legal, economic and political Construction and deconstruction of context of lustration on Poland: Is national interests in Georgia and the lustration a necessary or inevitable South Caucasus part of political and economic 17, July, 12.30, Panel No 19 transformation The energy policy of Azerbaijan and 16, July, 12.30, Panel No 12 the European Union’s Southern Gas Twenty years of Russian Corridor transformation: From democracy to 17, July, 12.30, Panel No 22 authoritarianism? Freedom of assembly: The cases of 17, July, 10.00, Panel No 15 Azerbaijan and Russia in the light of Protest orientations of the people in international standards Russia, Ukraine and Belarus 17, July, 10.00, Panel No 15 Two decades of democratization and elections to the local government in Poland (1990-2010)

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Warsaw W E 72 East WEEC July 15-18, 2013 E C European Conference INDEX OF PANELS AND ISSUES 16, July, 12.30, Panel No 11 17, July, 10.00, Panel No 15 The resettlement of Poles from Oligarchy in the East Western Ukraine and Western 17, July, 10.00, Panel No 18 Belarus to Poland in 1944-1946 The Ukrainian diaspora in chosen 16, July, 12.30, Panel No 11 European countries The issue of Polish-Ukrainian border 17, July, 12.30, Panel No 21 in the political concepts of Parisian Traumas of the past in the ‚Kultura’ construction of national identity: 16, July, 12.30, Panel No 11 Ukrainian political elites infighting Historical past in the memory over the commemoration acts of the politics of Ukraine and Poland: Great Famine Bifurcation points 18, July, 10.00, Panel No 24 16, July, 12.30, Panel No 11 The integration of Ukrainian labor Reconciliation through difficult immigrants in Central Eastern rememberance. Volhynia 1943 Europe (the case of the Czech 16, July, 12.30, Panel No 12 Republic and Poland) Global geopolitics and energy 18, July, 12.30, Panel No 30 policy: The case of Ukraine Ripples from the Third Wave: Polish 16, July, 16.00, Round Table II democracy assistance in Belarus and SHIFTING FRONTIERS – Ukraine Ukraine towards Europe

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A Alijeva-Sztrauch, Hijran (The Common House of Caucasus in Poland, Warsaw) July 16, 10:00, Panel No. 6. Artemenko, Elena (Lviv Academy of Commerce) July 18, 10:00, Panel No. 25. Artemenko, Lyubov (National Institute for Strategic Studies, Lviv ) July 15, 12:30, Panel No. 4.

B Bahry, Romana Miroslawa (York University, Toronto) July 18, 12:30, Panel No. 29. Balázs, Nóra Orsolya (Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest) July 18, 12:30, Panel No. 28. Balockaite, Rasa (Vytautas Magnus University, Kaunas) July 18, 12:30, Panel No. 27. Bazhenova, Hanna (John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin) July 18, 12:30, Panel No. 29. Borysova, Olga (University of Warsaw) July 16, 12:30, Panel No. 13. Bosiacki, Adam (University of Warsaw) July 17, 10:00, Panel No. 15. July 18, 12:30, Panel No. 28. Burakowski, Adam (Polish Academy of Sciences) July 18, 10:00, Panel No. 26.

C Caha, Havva (Fatih University, Istanbul) July 16, 10:00, Panel No. 8. Caha, Omer (Yildiz Technical University, Istanbul) July 16, 10:00, Panel No. 8. Campbell, Liam (University College London) July 15, 12:30, Panel No. 3.

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Chahrak, Nataliya (Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University, Ivano-Frankivsk) July 16, 12:30, Panel No. 13. Chainskyi, Iurii (University of Warsaw) July 18, 10:00, Panel No. 23. Ciosek, Zbigniew (Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw) July 17, 10:00, Panel No. 17. Cudny, Łukasz (Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University, Kaliningrad) July 17, 12:30, Panel No. 21. Cytacka, Renata (Lithuanian Ministry of Energy, Vilnius) July 16, 16:00, Round Table II - UKRAINE TOWARDS EUROPE

D Dąbrowski, Krzysztof (University of Warsaw) July 15, 12:30, Panel No. 3. Dembinska, Magdalena (Universté de Montréal) July 15, 12:30, Panel No. 3. Dorzhigushaeva, Oyuna (East-Siberian State University of Technology, Ulan-Ude) July 18, 12:30, Panel No. 27.

F Feldmann, Magnus (University of Bristol) July 18, 10:00, Panel No. 25. Franzinetti, Guido (University of Eastern Piedmont, Alessandria) July 17, 10:00, Panel No. 16.

G Gajauskaite, Ieva (Vytautas Magnus University, Kaunas) July 17, 10:00, Panel No. 14. Garasym, Tetyana (Ternopil National Pedagogical University) July 18, 10:00, Panel No. 23. Gawkowski, Robert (University of Warsaw) July 17, 12:30, Panel No. 20. Genyk, Mykola (Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University, Ivano-Frankivsk) July 16, 10:00, Panel No. 9. Gheorghiu, Laura Valeria (Karl-Franzens Universitat Graz) July 16, 10:00, Panel No. 9.

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Ghigiu, Alexandru-Mihai (University of Bucharest) July 16, 10:00, Panel No. 5. Ghimiş, Ana Maria (Babes Bolyai University, Cluj Napoca) July 16, 10:00, Panel No. 5. Gmerek, Dominika (Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights, Warsaw) July 17, 12:30, Panel No. 22. Golubieva, Tetiana (Kharkiv National Automobile and Highway University) July 15, 12:30, Panel No. 2. Goncharuk, Oksana (Uniwersytet Warszawski, Warszawa) July 18, 12:30, Panel No. 29. Grosu, Ruslana (Academy of Sciences of Moldova, Chisinau) July 16, 12:30, Panel No. 12. Gryz, Jarosław (National Defence Academy, Warsaw) July 17, 12:30, Panel No. 19. Gryźlak, Aleksandra (University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies) July 16, 10:00, Panel No. 6.

H Haidukevych, Anastasiia (Rivne State Humanitarian University) July 16, 12:30, Panel No. 10. Halili, Rigels (University of Warsaw) July 17, 10:00, Panel No. 16. July 18, 10:00, Panel No. 23. Hartlinski, Maciej (University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn) July 18, 12:30, Panel No. 28. Hunter, Richard J. (Seton Hall University, New Jersey) July 16, 12:30, Panel No. 12.

I Iakovenko, Natalia (Taras Shevchenko National University, Kyiv) July 15, 12:30, Panel No. 4. Iwański, Tadeusz (Centre for Eastern Studies, Warsaw) July 16, 10:00, Panel No. 6.

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K Kamiński, Antoni (Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw) July 17, 12:30, Panel No. 19. Kazenas, Gediminas (Mykolas Romeris University, Vilnius) July 17, 10:00, Panel No. 14. Knothe, Tomasz (University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies) July 16, 10:00, Panel No. 9. July 18, 12:30, Panel No. 27. Koblan, Andrii (Ivan Franko National University, Lviv) July 18, 10:00, Panel No. 24. Konarzewska, Natalia (University of Warsaw) July 17, 12:30, Panel No. 19. Kowal, Paweł (European Parliment, Brussels) July 17, 10:00, Panel No. 15. July 16, 16:00, Round Table II - UKRAINE TOWARDS EUROPE Kowalczuk, Aleksandra (Moscow State Institute of International Relations) July 16, 12:30, Panel No. 10. Kreiner, Jerzy (Pedagogical University of Cracov) July 17, 12:30, Panel No. 20. Kruszewski, Zbigniew (University of Texas, El Paso) July 17, 10:00, Panel No. 17. July 18, 12:30, Panel No. 29. July 17, 16:00, Round Table III - RUSSIA & ITS NEIGHBOURS Kryvoruchko, Nataliia (Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University, Ivano-Frankivsk) July 17, 12:30, Panel No. 19. Kucherenko, Diana (Institute of Higher Education, Kyiv) July 15, 12:30, Panel No. 2. Kurczewska, Joanna (Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw) July 17, 10:00, Panel No. 17. Kyrydon, Alla (Ukrainian Institute of National Memory, Kyiv) July 17, 10:00, Panel No. 17.

L Lantos, Nora (Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest) July 18, 12:30, Panel No. 28. Lavrinenko, Olga (University of Warsaw) July 17, 12:30, Panel No. 21.

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Lopata, Maryan (Ivan Franko National University, Lviv) July 18, 10:00, Panel No. 24.

Ł Łodziński, Sławomir (University of Warsaw) July 17, 10:00, Panel No. 18.

M Malicki, Jan (University of Warsaw) July 17, 12:30, Panel No. 20. July 18, 16:00, Closing Ceremony July 15, 11:00, Opening Ceremony Mammadov, Yalchin (Université de Nancy) July 15, 12:30, Panel No. 3. Marholeva, Krasimira (Charles University, Prague) July 16, 10:00, Panel No. 8. Maszkiewicz, Mariusz (Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University, Warsaw) July 15, 12:30, Panel No. 1. July 17, 16:00, Round Table III - RUSSIA & ITS NEIGHBOURS Matsiyevskyy, Yuriy (National University of Ostroh Academy) July 16, 10:00, Panel No. 7. Mehrabian, Ruben (Armenian Center for National and International Studies, Yerevan) July 17, 10:00, Panel No. 18. July 17, 16:00, Round Table III - RUSSIA & ITS NEIGHBOURS Melnikau, Ihar (Russian Internet-portal “Istoricheskaja Pravda”, Minsk) July 15, 12:30, Panel No. 1. Micgiel, John (Columbia University, New York) July 18, 16:00, Closing Ceremony Michta, Andrew (Center for European Policy Analysis, Washington D.C.) July 15, 11:00, Opening Ceremony Mikeš, Antonin (Charles University, Prague) July 18, 10:00, Panel No. 24. Milinkevich, Alaksandr (Movement for Freedom, Minsk) July 15, 12:30, Panel No. 1. July 15, 16:00 , Round Table I - BELARUS TODAY: STABILIZATION VS DESTABILIAZATION?

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Minyenkova, Nataliya (Donetsk State Uniwersity ) July 17, 10:00, Panel No. 18. Myshlyayev, Taras (University of Warsaw) July 16, 10:00, Panel No. 7.

N Nasonova, Kateryna (Kharkiv State Academy of Culture) July 17, 10:00, Panel No. 17. Neag, Maria-Antoaneta (University of Bucharest) July 18, 10:00, Panel No. 26. Niemtsov, Boris (RPR-PARNAS Political Party, Moscow) July 16, 12:30, Panel No. 12. July 16, 16:00, Round Table II - UKRAINE TOWARDS EUROPE Nowak, Alojzy Z. (University of Warsaw) July 15, 11:00, Opening Ceremony

O Olszewski, Krzysztof (Nicolaus Copernicus University, Toruń) July 18, 10:00, Panel No. 26.

P Pawłowska, Karolina (Regional Studies Center, Yerevan) July 17, 10:00, Panel No. 18. Piekło, Jan (Polish Ukrainian Cooperation Foundation PAUCI, Warsaw) July 16, 10:00, Panel No. 7. July 16, 16:00, Round Table II - UKRAINE TOWARDS EUROPE Pobedinskiy, Igor (St. Petersburg State University) July 16, 12:30, Panel No. 10. Podvorna, Olena (The National University of Ostroh Academy) July 16, 12:30, Panel No. 12. Pospieszna, Paulina (University of Mannheim) July 18, 12:30, Panel No. 28. Prysmakova, Palina (Florida International University, Miami) July 15, 12:30, Panel No. 1. Przełomiec, Maria (Polish Public Television, Warsaw) July 17, 16:00, Round Table III - RUSSIA & ITS NEIGHBOURS

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Pumpurins, Davis (Museum of the Occupation of Latvia, Riga) July 16, 10:00, Panel No. 9.

R Radovic, Srdjan (Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Belgrade ) July 16, 10:00, Panel No. 9. Riabchuk, Mykola (National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kyiv) July 15, 12:30, Panel No. 2. July 16, 10:00, Panel No. 8. July 16, 12:30, Panel No. 13. July 16, 16:00, Round Table II - UKRAINE TOWARDS EUROPE Rodkiewicz, Witold (University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies) July 17, 12:30, Panel No. 21. July 18, 12:30, Panel No. 28. Romanets, Maryna (University of Northern British Columbia, Prince George) July 18, 10:00, Panel No. 23. Ross, Wiktor (University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies) July 16, 12:30, Panel No. 10. Rybalko, Inna (University of Warsaw) July 18, 10:00, Panel No. 25. Rymarowicz, Leszek (The Management Board of the Polish Association of Labour Inspectors, Cracov) July 17, 12:30, Panel No. 20.

S Samborskyi, Yevhenii (Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University, Ivano-Frankivsk) July 16, 12:30, Panel No. 11. Sandu, Ioana (The Bucharest University of Economic Studies) July 15, 12:30, Panel No. 4. Sannikau, Andrei (Coordinator of the Civil campaign “European Belarus”) July 15, 12:30, Panel No. 4. July 15, 16:00 , Round Table I - BELARUS TODAY: STABILIZATION VS DESTABILIAZATION? Senych, Maria (Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University, Ivano-Frankivsk) July 16, 12:30, Panel No. 11. Shumskaya, Iryna (Belarusian State University of Culture and Arts, Minsk) July 15, 12:30, Panel No. 1.

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Shushkievich, Stanislau (former President of Belarus) July 15, 16:00 , Round Table I - BELARUS TODAY: STABILIZATION VS DESTABILIAZATION? Simons, Gregory (Uppsala University) July 16, 12:30, Panel No. 10. Smętek, Joanna (Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights, Warsaw) July 17, 12:30, Panel No. 22. Smrek, Michal (Uppsala University) July 18, 12:30, Panel No. 27. Stadnyi, Iegor (University of Warsaw) July 16, 12:30, Panel No. 13. Stetskovych, Sviatoslav (National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy) July 18, 12:30, Panel No. 29. Sychowiec, Maciej (Uppsala University) July 15, 12:30, Panel No. 4. Szeptycki, Andrzej (University of Warsaw) July 16, 12:30, Panel No. 11. July 16, 16:00, Round Table II - UKRAINE TOWARDS EUROPE Szul, Roman (University of Warsaw) July 16, 10:00, Panel No. 5.

Ś Ślęzak, Monika (Academy of Special Education, Warsaw) July 17, 10:00, Panel No. 18.

T Tafani, Ermira (Prosecution Office, Elbasan) July 17, 10:00, Panel No. 16. Tarasiuk, Borys (The Ukrainian Peoples Party, Kyiv) July 17, 16:00, Round Table III - RUSSIA & ITS NEIGHBOURS Tărîţă, Marius (Academy of Sciences of Moldova, Chisinau) July 18, 10:00, Panel No. 24. Teres, Nataliia (Taras Shevchenko National University, Kyiv) July 16, 10:00, Panel No. 7. Trawińska, Anna Maria (University of Warsaw) July 17, 12:30, Panel No. 21.

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Trawiński, Mateusz (Nicolaus Copernicus University, Toruń) July 18, 10:00, Panel No. 25. Troyan, Serhiy (Diplomatic Academy of Ukraine, Kyiv) July 16, 12:30, Panel No. 11. Tsependa, Igor (Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University, Ivano-Frankivsk) July 17, 12:30, Panel No. 20. Tsurtsumia, Aleksandre (Tbilisi State University) July 17, 12:30, Panel No. 19. Tybuchowska-Hartlińska, Karolina (University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn) July 17, 10:00, Panel No. 15. Tyminska, Kateryna (Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Kyiv) July 16, 12:30, Panel No. 12.

V Vacarescu, Theodora Eliza (University of Bucharest) July 18, 10:00, Panel No. 26. Vardomatski, Andrei (Belarusian Analytical Workroom, Warsaw) July 17, 10:00, Panel No. 15. July 15, 16:00 , Round Table I - BELARUS TODAY: STABILIZATION VS DESTABILIAZATION?

W Warso, Zuzanna (Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights, Warsaw) July 17, 12:30, Panel No. 22. Wóycicki, Kazimierz (University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies) July 15, 12:30, Panel No. 1. July 16, 10:00, Panel No. 5. July 17, 12:30, Panel No. 22. July 16, 15:30, Daily Conference Summary July 17, 15:30, Daily Conference Summary July 18, 15:30, Daily Conference Summary July 15, 16:00 , Round Table I - BELARUS TODAY: STABILIZATION VS DESTABILIAZATION?

Y Yang, San-Yi (National Chung Hsing University, Taichung) July 18, 12:30, Panel No. 27.

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Z Zagdański, Sebastian (National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kyiv) July 16, 10:00, Panel No. 7. Zakharin, Sergii (Institute of the Higher Education, Kyiv) July 15, 12:30, Panel No. 2. Zaporozhtseva, Lyudmyla (National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy) July 18, 10:00, Panel No. 23. Zasztowt, Leszek (University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies) July 17, 10:00, Panel No. 14. Zińczuk, Aleksandra (‘Panorama of Cultures’ Assiociation, Wojsławice) July 16, 12:30, Panel No. 11. Zverev, Kirill (Kostroma State University) July 17, 10:00, Panel No. 14.

Ż Żbikowski, Andrzej (University of Warsaw, Centre for East European Studies) July 18, 10:00, Panel No. 24. Żukrowska, Katarzyna (Warsaw School of Economics) July 18, 10:00, Panel No. 25.

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