Dubrovnik, Croatia www.iuc.hr

An independent international centre for advanced studies

Academic Programme

2019

Supported by the Ministry of Science and Education of the Republic of Croatia

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ABOUT THE IUC The Inter University Centre Dubrovnik is an independent centre for advanced study,

grounded in its international network of partner universities. Building upon its location and

its history, the IUC Dubrovnik serves as a bridge between regions within Europe and

between the European region and the world by connecting scientific communities and

connecting communities through science.

Today, 47 years after its start in 1972, the Inter University Centre Dubrovnik prospers. It is a

lively meeting place for advanced study, where students, lecturers and researchers from a

large variety of countries, continents and disciplines meet. Over the last few years, the

number of courses, conferences and participants has been growing. Annually the IUC hosts

around 60 courses and 10 conferences with a total number of around 2000 participants.

Since its foundation the main practice of the IUC was and is the organisation of different

sorts of courses and conferences within the broad spectrum of scientific disciplines. Each

course and conference is provided by scientific staff from multiple countries. In doing so, the

IUC Dubrovnik takes pride in bringing together scholars and students from different

countries, cultures and academic disciplines to advanced research and higher education

programmes. In its activities, the IUC Dubrovnik maintains high standards of scientific

quality, and provides an open space for critical thinking and innovation.

For the future, the IUC emphasizes and supports attention for inter-disciplinary and cross-

national collaboration on global challenges such as human universal values and rights,

health, education, poverty and climate, encouraging, in addition to east-west collaboration

also new north-south initiatives. The IUC Dubrovnik also stimulates the development of

research activities, in particular related to the courses and conferences within the programme

and contributes to connecting leading international partner universities to regional academic

institutions.

From the academic year 2018-2019 on, the IUC starts diversifying its activities in three

directions. First, the IUC started to facilitate the hosting of individual researchers and

research groups. Secondly, on the basis of its network of universities the IUC contributes to

the internationalisation of education and research in the region. Thirdly the IUC will

stimulate and co-organize research and educational initiatives in the context of the IUC

research-program.

ACKNOWGLEDGEMENT

We are grateful to all that are supporting Inter-University Centre Dubrovnik. University of Zagreb is securing the logistical infrastructure while member institutions support the operation with membership fees. Croatian Ministry of Science and Education has been offering the support for operation and scholarships, while many other foundations such as German DAAD support participants of IUC programmes. Support has been received from many foreign Embassies in Croatia, such as American, British, Swiss, Dutch, Norwegian and Indian Embassies. Special thanks also go to OSF, London. Finally, thanks are expressed to all course directors and home institutions of participants for securing means for the IUC programmes.

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10 – 16 March CRIME PREVENTION THROUGH CRIMINAL LAW AND SECURITY STUDIES* New International Perspectives on Hate Crime Davor Derenčinović, Univ Zagreb Richard Farkas, De Paul Univ, Chicago Michael Kilchling, Max Plankc Inst Foreign International Criminal Law, Freiburg Aleksandar Maršavelski, Univ Zagreb Besa Arifi, South East European Univ, Tetovo Lucija Sokanović, Univ Split 17 – 23 March WAAS – WUC NEW PARADIGM ROUND TABLE PG SEMINAR Garry Jacobs, World Academy Art & Science Winston Nagan, Univ Florida, Gainesville Goran Bandov, Dag Hammarskjöld Univ College, Zagreb Alberto Zucconi, Person-Centered Approach Inst, Italy

21 March MULTICENTRIC STUDIES OF CLINICAL USE OF KANET TEST Asim Kurjak, “Ian Donald” School of Ultrasound in Medicine, Univ Zagreb Panos Antsaklis, Medical School Univ Athens 1 – 3 April ION BEAMS FOR FUTURE TECHNOLOGIES Milko Jakšić, Inst Ruđer Bošković, Zagreb Ettore Vittone, Univ Torino 8 – 12 April CRISIS OF REPRESENTATION Democracy, Law and Aesthetics Joseph Bien, Univ Missouri, Columbia Hauke Brunkhorst, Univ Flensburg Gérard Raulet, Sorbonne, Univ Paris Dragica Vujadinović, Univ Belgrad

8 – 12 April ORGANISATIONAL THEORY: PATERNALISTIC WORK REGIMES Historical and Contemporary Perspectives on Working Life Change Wenzel Matiaske, Helmut-Schmidt Univ, Hamburg Simon Fietze, Univ Southern Denmark, Odense Mikael Ottoson, Malmö Univ

ACADEMIC PROGRAMME

Courses and Conferences

SPRING

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Programmes with the asterisk (*) offer ECTS credits. For details see iuc.hr/programme.php For detailed information about specific course or conference please visit the web pages

Over 70 countries participated in 2018

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8 – 12 April PHILOSOPHY OF ART David Davies, McGill Univ, Montreal Jason Gaiger, Univ Oxford Božidar Kante, Univ Maribor Matthew Kieran, Univ Leeds Iris Vidmar, Univ Rijeka 8 – 12 April EU SUBSTANTIVE CRIMINAL LAW AND THE PROTECTION OF VICTIMS* Ksenija Turković, European Court of Human Rights, Strasbourg Vesna Nikolić-Ristanović, Univ Belgrade Marc Engelhart, Max Planck Inst Foreign International Law, Freiburg Maja Munivrana Vajda, Univ Zagreb Sunčana Roksandić Vidlička, Univ Zagreb

11 – 13 April FORMAL METHODS AND SCIENCE IN PHILOSOPHY III Gianfranco Basti, Pontifical Lateran Univ, Vatican City Grzegorz Bugajak, Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński Univ, Warsaw Filip Grgić, Inst Philosophy, Zagreb Srećko Kovač, Inst Philosophy, Zagreb Kordula Świętorzecka, Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński Univ, Warsaw

14 – 19 April XVIITH JEAN MONNET SEMINAR* The Rule of Law in the EU and the USA Tamara Ćapeta, Univ Zagreb Iris Goldner Lang, Univ Zagreb Adam Lazovski, Univ Westminster Sigmar Stadlmeier, Johannes Kepler Univ, Linz Marise Cremona, European Univ Institute, San Domenico di Fiesole 15 – 19 April PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE* James R. Brown, Univ Toronto David Davies, McGill Univ, Montreal Michel Ghins, Catholic Univ Louvain Dunja Jutronić, Univ Split James McAllister, Univ Leiden Zvonimir Šikić, Univ Zagreb Joseph Berkowitz, Univ Toronto Flavia Padovani, Drexel Univ Philadelphia 15 – 19 April COMPARATIVE MEDIA SYSTEMS Carmen Ciller, Univ Carlos III, Madrid Steffen Lepa, Technical Univ Berlin Paolo Mancini, Univ Perugia Snježana Milivojević, Univ Belgrade Zrinjka Peruško, Univ Zagreb Slavko Splichal, Univ Ljubljana 29 April – 4 May THE 43RD FUTURE OF RELIGION Reason and Religion Rudolf J. Siebert, Western Michigan Univ Kalamazoo Francis Brassard, Rochester Inst Technology, Dubrovnik Denis R. Janz, Loyola Univ, New Orleans Mislav Kukoč, Univ Zagreb Dinka Marinović Jerolimov, Inst of Social Research, Univ Zagreb Gottfried Küenzlen, Bundeswehr Univ, Munich Michael R. Ott, Grand Valley State Univ, Allendale

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836 lecturers 295 organizers

From 659 institutions from 77 countries

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5 – 12 May DIVIDED SOCIETIES XXII* Migration, Borders and the State Saša Božić, Univ Zadar Miguel A. Centeno, Princeton Univ New Jersey Simona Kuti, Inst Migration and Ethnic Studies, Zagreb Siniša Malešević, Univ College Dublin Niall Ó Dochartaigh, National Univ Ireland,Galway Daphne Winland, Y ork Univ, Toronto Mitja Žagar, Inst for Ethnic Studies, Ljubljana Emilio Cocco, Univ Teramo Michal Vašečka, Masaryk Univ, Brno 8 – 11 May XXIVTH SCHOOL OF PSYCHOTHERAPY OF PSYCHOSIS* Training in Supportive Psychodynamic Psychotherapy for Psychosis Slađana Štrkalj Ivezić, Univ Zagreb Ivan Urlić, Univ Split Bent Rosenbaum, Univ Copenhagen

16 – 17 May ECONOMICS OF WEED MANAGEMENT Workshop of EWRS (European Weed Research Society) working group Edita Štefanić, Univ Osijek Bärbel Gerowitt, Univ Rostock

18 – 22 May THE RIGHT TO SCIENCE Towards Enhanced Global Awareness and Monitoring of the Human Right to Science Yvonne Donders, Univ Amsterdam Christine Mitchell, Harvard Univ, Cambridge Stjepan Orešković, Univ Zagreb Helle Porsdam, Univ Copenhagen Sebastian Porsdam Mann, Harvard Univ/Univ Oxford 20 May – 1 June XXXVTH VICTIMOLOGY, VICTIM ASSISTANCE AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE James Chadley, California State Univ, Fresno Dick Andzenge, St. Cloud State Univ Minnesota Gerd Ferdinand Kirchhoff, O. P. Jindal Global Univ, Sonipat, Haryana Zvonimir Paul Šeparović, Univ Zagreb Elmar G. M. Weitekamp, Univ Tübingen 20 – 24 May FEMINIST CRITICAL ANALYSIS* Nationalism, Internationalism, Post-Nation Daša Duhaček, Univ Belgrade Ethel Brooks, Rutgers Univ New Brunswick Jelisaveta Blagojević, Singidunum Univ Belgrade 20 – 24 May FEMINISMS IN A TRANSNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE Shifting Realities: Media, Communication, Sociability Elissa Helms, Central Europ Univ, Budapest Lada Čale Feldman, Univ Zagreb Francesca Maria Gabrielli, Univ Zagreb Silvana Carotenuto, University L’Orientale, Naples Renata Jambrešić Kirin, Inst of Ethnology and Folklore Research, Zagreb Sandra Prlenda, Centre Women’s Studies, Zagreb Durre Ahmed, Centre for Gender and Culture, Lahore

27 – 31 May INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND JOURNALISM Nenad Prelog, Univ Zagreb Damir Boras, Univ Zagreb Inoslav Bešker, Univ Bologna

SUMMER

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79538 participants since 1972

593 Students from Croatia 770 from other EU States 226 from USA and Canada 376 from other countries

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27 – 31 May THE INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH GROUP FOR PSYCHO-SOCIETAL ANALYSIS Birgitta Haga Gripsrud, Univ Stavanger Steffen Krüger, Univ Oslo Dion Rüsselbæk Hansen, Univ Southern Denmark, Odense 27 – 31 May ANALYTIC PHILOSOPHY Moral Epistemology Tristram McPherson, Ohio State Univ, Columbus Declan Smithies, Ohio State Univ, Columbus Boran Berčić, Univ Rijeka Nenad Miščević, Univ Maribor Friderik Klamfer, Univ Maribor 27 – 31 May PUBLIC AND PRIVATE JUSTICE* Remco van Rhee, Univ Maastricht Alan Uzelac, Univ Zagreb Elisabetta Silvestri, Univ Pavia Jon T. Johnsen, Univ Oslo Paul Oberhammer, Univ V ienna Vesna Rijavec, Univ Maribor Burkhard Hess, Max Planck Inst Luxembourg

27 May – 1 June ERZÄHLUNG DER SOZIALEN PHILOSOPHIE, KUNST & POLITIK Goran Gretić, Univ Zagreb Jo Moran Ellis, Univ Sussex Claudius Strube, Bergische Univ, Wuppertal Heinz Sünker, Bergische Univ, Wuppertal Lars-Henrik Schmidt, Aarhus Univ

29 – 31 May THE POLITICS OF COMMUNICATIONS Observed with Niklas Luhmann’s System Theory Klaus Brønd Laursen, Aarhus Univ Gorm Harste, Aarhus Univ Gina Atzeni, Ludwig Maximilian Univ, Munich Steffen Roth, La Rochelle Business School and Yerevan State Univ Marcus Heidingsfelder, Habib Univ, Karachi 3 –7 June METAPHYSICS* Boran Berčić, Univ Rijeka Michael Watkins, Univ Auburn 3 – 7 June XXXTH SUMMER STROKE SCHOOL* Healthy Lifestyle and Prevention of Stroke and other Brain Impairments Vida Demarin, Univ Zagreb Roman Haberl, Univ Munich Kurt Niederkorn, Univ Graz David Russel, Univ Oslo Hrvoje Budinčević, Univ Osijek 3 – 8 June MODERN PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION – RELIGIONSPHILOSOPHIE DER GEGENWART* Hans-Peter Grosshans, Univ Münster Ingolf U. Dalferth, Univ Zürich Jörg Dierken, Univ Halle-Wittenberg Elisabeth Gräb-Schmidt, Univ Tübingen Jure Zovko, Univ Zadar 5 – 7 June XVIIITH ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIAL THEORY CONSORTIUM Harry Dahms, Univ Tennessee-Knoxville Steffen Roth, La Rochelle Business School and Yerevan State Univ Frank Welz, Univ Innsbruck Illaria Ricconi, Univ Bozen-Bolzano 10 – 14 June MATH/CHEM/COMP, MC2 - 31* The 31st International Course and Conference on the Interfaces among Mathematics, Chemistry and Computer Sciences Hrvoj Vančik, Univ Zagreb Jerzy Cioslowski, Univ Szczecin

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1965 participants in 2018

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10 – 15 June SOCIAL STRUCTURES AND SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS* The Quest for Social Justice Davorka Matić, Univ Zagreb Ognjen Čaldarović, Univ Zagreb Vjeran Katunarić, Univ Zadar Milica Antić, Univ Ljubljana Slobodan Cvejić, Univ Belgrade Michal Vašečka, Masaryk Univ, Brno Kruno Kardov, Univ Zagreb

10 – 21 June PETROLEUM ENGINEERING SUMMER SCHOOL* Workshop 47 and 48 Daria Karasalihović Sedlar, Univ Zagreb Lidia Hrnčević, Univ Zagreb Maša Prodanović, Univ Texas at Austin Arash Dahi Teleghani, Penn State Univ State College 16 – 22 June REGIONAL SECURITY AND COOPERATION IN SOUTH EAST EUROPE Radovan Vukadinović, Univ Zagreb Lee Kendall Metcalf, Florida State Univ, Tallahassee 17 – 21 June IIIRD MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS ACADEMY * Vanja Bašić Kes, Univ Hosp Centre “Sestre Milosrdnice”, Zagreb Osman Sinanović, Univ Hosp Tuzla Jelena Drulović, Univ Hosp Centre, Belgrade Azra Alajbegović Kurtović, Univ Hosp Centre Sarajevo

23 – 29 June REPRESENTATION THEORY XVI Dražen Adamović, Univ Zagreb Andrej Dujella, Univ Zagreb Hrvoje Kraljević, Univ Zagreb Antun Milas, SUNY – Albany, New York Pavle Pandžić, Univ Zagreb Mirko Primc, Univ Zagreb David Vogan, MIT, Cambridge

24 – 28 June DUBROVNIK IX TOPOLOGY AND DYNAMICAL SYSTEMS Mladen Bestvina, Univ Utah, Salt Lake City Sonja Štimac, Univ Zagreb

1 – 13 July LAW, HISTORY, POLITICS AND SOCIETY IN THE CONTEXTS OF MASS ATROCITIES Documenting and Prosecuting Mass Atrocities Nevenka Tromp, Univ Amsterdam, Netherlands Geoffrey Nice, Inner Temple Inn, London, Sarah Son, Inst Transnational Justice, Seoul

14 – 24 July MODALITIES OF TRAUMA IN (MULTI) CULTURAL CONTEXTS* Ronald Eyerman, Yale Univ, New Haven Jeffrey C. Alexander, Y ale Univ, New Haven Nebojša Blanuša, Univ Zagreb Jennifer Edmond, Trinity College, Dublin Stefan Berger, Ruhr Univ Bochum Tomasz Bilcezewski, Jagiellonian Univ, Krakow Ene Koresaar, Univ Tartu Mridula Mukherjee, Jawaharlal Nehru Univ, New Delhi Laura Izarra, Univ Sao Paulo Sean Homer, American Univ Bulgaria, Blagoevgrad Antoon Van der Braembussche, Free Univ Brussels 19 – 24 August THE 7TH INTERNATIONAL VEDIC WORKSHOP Michael Witzel, Univ Harvard, Cambridge Yasuke Ikari, Univ Kyoto Jan Houben, EPHE, Sorbonne, Paris Joel Brereton, Univ Texas, Austin Julieta Rotaru, Södertörn Univ Shrikant Bahulkar, Univ Pune Mislav Ježić, Univ Zagreb

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53 courses & 12 conferences in 2018

1147 students from 659 institutions

around the world in 2018

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2 – 7 September IDENTITY OF EUROPE* Goran Gretić, Univ Zagreb Wolfgang Heuer, Free Univ Berlin Zoran Kurelić, Univ Zagreb Waltraud Meints-Stender, Univ Applied Sciences, Niederrhein Cristina Sanchez, Autonomous Univ Madrid 8 – 13 September EUROPEAN SYMPOSIUM ON ORGANIC REACTIVITY (ESOR) Hrvoj Vančik, Univ Zagreb Rainer Herges, Univ Kiel Hans-Ullrich Siehl, Univ Ulm Moises Canle Lope, Univ A Coruna Ann Marie O’Donoghue, Durham Univ Jana Rotihova, Prague Univ Koop Lammertsma, Univ Amsterdam Amnon Stranger, Univ Haifa Einar Uggerud, Univ Oslo 9 – 13 September PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE AND LINGUISTICS* Barry Smith, Inst Philosophy, London Frances Egan, Rutgers Univ, New Brunswick Michael Glanzberg, Northwestern Univ, Evanston Dunja Jutronić, Univ Split Nenad Miščević, Univ Maribor Jeffrey King, Rutgers Univ, New Brunswick Genovene Marti, Univ Barcelona 16 – 20 September LANGUAGE AND SOCIETY Course in Linguistics and Sociolinguistics Dunja Jutronić, Univ Split Zvjezdana Vrzić, Univ Rijeka Aneta Stojić, Univ Rijeka Unn Roeyenald, Univ Oslo Cecelia Anne Cutler, City Univ, New Y ork City

23 – 27 September LOGIC AND APPLICATION Zvonimir Šikić, Univ Zagreb Andre Scedrov, Univ Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Silvia Ghilezan, Univ Novi Sad Zoran Ognjanović, Mathematical Inst SANU, Belgrade Thomas Studer, Univ Bern

24 – 31 August ARS NAUTICA Seafaring through the Ages Irena Radić Rossi, Univ Zadar Giulia Boetto, Univ Aix-Marseille Jose Casaban, Texas A&M Univ College, Station 26 – 30 August MIND, WORLD AND ACTION* Miloš Arsenijević, Univ Belgrade Timothy Williamson, Univ Oxford Majda Trobok, Univ Rijeka 2 – 6 September THE DIVERSITY OF HUMAN RIGHTS Bernd Ladwig, Free Univ Berlin Georg Lohmann, Univ Magdeburg Ana Matan, Univ Zagreb Christian Neuhäuser, Technical Univ Dortmund Arnd Pollmann, Univ Magdeburg 2 – 6 September THE BREAKTHROUGH OF THE SOCIAL Practical Utopias, Wisdom and Radical Transformations – Social Work @IUC: Lessons Learned and Coming Challenges Steve Case, Loughborough Univ Vito Flaker, Univ Ljubljana Vera Grebenc, Univ Ljubljana Ksenija Napan, Massey Univ, Palmerston North Jana Mali, Univ Ljubljana Michaela Moser, St. Pölten Univ Applied Sciences Linda Rothman, HAN – Univ Applied Sciences, Nijmegen Paul Stubbs, The Inst Economics, Zagreb Nino Žganec, Univ Zagreb

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FALL

IUC becomes 47 years old.

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23 – 27 September INTERNATIONAL AND INTERDISCIPLINARY WORKSHOP FOR ACADEMIC WRITING Niels Sandholm Larsen, Univ College, Copenhagen Helle Mathar, Univ College, Copenhagen Bjørg Christiansen, Oslomet, Oslo 23 – 27 September DECOLONIZING THEORY AND PRACTICE Ina Kerner, Univ Koblenz Regina Kreide, Univ Giessen Sanjay Seth, Univ London Noemi Michel, Univ Geneva 26 – 30 September ATROCITY PREVENTION AND HUMAN RIGHTS Implementing the Responsibility to Protect Ivan Šimonović, Univ Zagreb Alex Bellamy, Univ Queensland 30 September – 4 October ENERGY OUTLOOK CONFERENCE Siniša Petrović, Univ Zagreb Haris Boko, Energy Inst Hrvoje Požar, Zagreb James Chen, Univ Michigan, Ann Arbor Jurica Šimurina, Univ Zagreb 14 – 18 October DUBROVNIK INTERNATIONAL ESEE MINING SCHOOL - DIM 2019* Small Mining Sites Vječislav Bohanek, Univ Zagreb Philipp Hartlieb, Montanuniv Leoben Roman Dychkovskyi, Nat Mining Univ, Dnipro

21 – 25 October HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN THE 21ST CENTURY Global and Local Perspectives and Issues John A. Winterdyk, Mount Royal Univ, Calgary Jackie Jones, Univ West of England, Bristol

Support, Scholarships & Credit Points The Croatian Ministry of Science and Education provided students and professors from Croatian academic and scientific institutions with four scholarships per course, which covered travel expenses and half board accommodation. The continuation of this support is expected. Appli-cations may be submitted by course directors or interested candidates directly to the IUC Secre-tariat. For eligibility criteria and application form visit http://iuc.hr/croatian-ministry.php.

Furthermore, national funding institutions and foundations often prove scholarships or grants for postgraduate courses, e.g. DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) offering scholar-ships for IUC courses - http://daad.de/stipends. Students from Austria have to look on www.grants.at.

Inter-University Centre Dubrovnik offers sup-port for PhD candidates coming from SE and E Europe and N of Africa, participating in courses from humanities and social sciences. For eligi-bility criteria and more information visit http://www.iuc.hr/iuc-support.php.

Course and conference participants should ap-proach the academic exchanges service at their home universities for further inquiries.

A certificate of attendance is awarded to each student who attends a full course and satisfacto-rily completes tasks established by course direc-tors. Course directors secure the recognition of ECTS points at home universities. The decision on number of ECTS points is made in accord-ance with the university and the respective grad-uate and research training programme. ECTS points will be measured by the necessary work-load of the student to achieve defined learning outcomes and competences. The workload in-cludes time the student needs for lectures, semi-nars, independent work, reading, learning, writ-ing a paper and presenting a paper and/or exam.

Facilities

Lecture Hall (up to 110 seats) ● 3 large classrooms (up to 50 seats) ● 7 medium classrooms (up to 30 seats) ● Tele conferencing classroom (24 seats) ● Computer/internet room (12 PCs), wireless LAN and printer ● Cabinets ● Projectors ● Air condition and heating ● Large courtyard ● Cafeteria ● Dormi-tory in the attic of the building (56 beds).

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Foundation & History

The Inter-University Centre has lived a rich life so far and has taken great pride in contributing to international scholarly cooperation. The centre is all set to continue its mission.

The idea to establish the Inter-University Centre (IUC) was launched in 1970 at the meeting of the International Association of Universities, in Montreal, by Prof. Ivan Supek, at that time Rector of the University of Zagreb. He suggested building an institution fully in the hands of the cooperating scholars and universities, free of government control. The official inauguration took place in 1972.

The IUC was set as a consortium of universities and other scientific institutions. These universities are represented on IUC's Council and contribute toward the development of the IUC academic programmes.

Dubrovnik was chosen as the seat of the IUC because of its rich history as an independent city-state, prospering in the difficult position between East and West, between different religions and cultures. The city of Dubrovnik offered a building that could serve as a home for the international centre envisioned by Prof. Supek.

From the very beginning, the IUC responded to contemporary needs. In the period of the Cold War, concerned scholars saw the importance of creating new opportunities for contact and exchange of knowledge and ideas across division lines. There was a wish to strengthen the role of scientists in bridge building between nations and cultures, ideologies and political systems. The former Yugoslavia, as a non-aligned country, had the potential to provide conditions for contacts that could not otherwise be achieved and IUC served as a breathing-hole between East and West.

The Centre could not have been established without the generosity of the University of Zagreb, while vice versa IUC has given much in return by connecting young scholars from Croatia and the region to active international networks of scholars.

The Inter-University Centre soon became a place for vibrant academic exchange. It grew to more than 250 member institutions before the outbreak of the wars in 1991, in which former Yugoslavia fell apart. Following the wars, the number of member universities has declined to approximately 170 but the IUC continued with its mission to bring together members of the academic community from the region. The support of Open Society Foundation greatly helped offering scholarships to PhD candidates from former communist countries of the SE and E European region.

Today, the level of programme activities in courses and conferences remains as high as ever and IUC governing bodies are supporting inter-disciplinary and cross-national collaboration on global challenges. Scholars, students and teachers keep coming, and they are usually eager to come back to Dubrovnik for new IUC events.

How to organise an IUC programme?

The IUC is open to new entries. The IUC course or conference must be international (organised by at least two professors from two different countries, while lecturers and preferably students should be from at least three different countries) and at the advanced academic level (graduate, postgradu-ate or post-doc). Organising course and conference directors contact the IUC Secretariat to check the availability of space for a specific date. It is advisable to be flexible with dates, if it is possible. Courses should have minimum 10, maximum 50 participants. This does not apply for conferences. Course organisers and participants are required to cover participation fees. Organisers coming from paying IUC member universities have a significant discount. It is also advisable to secure the academic points to participants at home universities. Applications for the next academic year with detailed course and conference information are submitted in spring and approved by the IUC Ex-ecutive Committee. For more information, please check the column „New programmes“ on: http://www.iuc.hr/programme.php.

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Governing Bodies & Organisation

Director General Krunoslav Pisk, Inst Ruđer Bošković, Zagreb

Deputy Director General Wieger E. Bakker, Univ Utrecht

Chair of the Council Sigmund Grønmo, Univ Bergen

Vice Chair of the Council Snježana Prijić Samaržija, Univ Rijeka

Executive Committee Chair: Gunn Elisabeth Birkelund, Univ Oslo Vice Chair: Damir Boras, Univ Zagreb

Members Kirstin Drenkhahn, Free Univ Berlin Hans-Peter Grosshans, Univ Münster Vit Hloušek, Masaryk Univ Brno Lee Kendall Metcalf, Florida State Univ, Tallahassee Gerd Ferdinand Kirchhoff, O. P. Jindal Global Univ, Sonipat, Haryana Hrvoje Kraljević, Univ Zagreb Živan Lazović, Univ Belgrade H. Joachim Seitz, Univ Hamburg Walther Ch. Zimmerli, Humboldt Univ Berlin Auditor: Hans Egil Offerdal, Univ Bergen

IUC Council. The IUC is structured as a consor tium of universities and other scientific institutions that form the Centre's policies and objectives. Each Member institution delegates one representative to the Council, which is the policy-making and the highest governing body of the IUC. Council is responsible for the Constitution of the Centre, admission of new Members, establishment of fields of study and academic cooperation, budgetary matters, election of the Executive Committee and appointment of the Director General. It is chaired by Chair of the Council.

Executive Committee acts on behalf of the Council between Council meetings on the formation of the annual academic programme, acceptance of budget and financial reports and agreements and contracts with other institutions. It is chaired by Chair of the Executive Committee.

Director General is responsible for the functioning of the Centre, its programmes and finances.

IUC Association provides a legal basis for the functioning of the Centre, for the per sonnel, premises, equipment and required funding. It was registered in November 1994 in order to provide the continuity of the institution in the new legal settings of the Republic of Croatia. It is chaired by President of the Association.

All governing functions at the IUC are performed by dedicated members on voluntary basis.

Design, Content & Concept Wieger Bakker, Utrecht; Nada Bruer Ljubišić, Nikolina Vekić ,Tomislav Kvesić, Dubrovnik;

Anna Ekaterina Finger, H. Joachim Seitz, Hamburg; Print: Digital Page GmbH, Hamburg.

Don Frana Bulića 4, 20000 Dubrovnik – Croatia Phone + 385 20 41 36 26/27 Fax + 385 20 41 36 28 Email: iuc@iuc.hr

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Executive Secretary Nada Bruer Ljubišić Secretary Nikolina Vekić (on the r ight) Secretary Tomislav Kvesić (on the left)

Honorary Members Berta Dragičević, Dubrovnik Peter Fischer-Appelt, Univ Hamburg Ørjar Øyen, Univ Bergen Ivo Šlaus, Inst Ruđer Bošković Zagreb

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Addis Abeba Amsterdam Antwerpen

Ariel

Barcelona Beer Sheva

Beijing Belgrade Bergen

Berkeley Berlin

Bloomington Bradford Brighton

Brno Brussel

Bucharest Budapest

Cairo

Calgary Cambridge

Caracas Carbondale Charlotte Chemnitz Cheney

Clermont-Ferrand Cluj-Napoca

College Station Copenhagen

Coventry Denton Detroit

Dresden Dubrovnik Evanston Fresno

Freiburg Fribourg

Geneva Gent

Goshen Gothenburg

Graz

Hamburg Hamden Hamilton Hatfield

Haverford Heidelberg

Irvine

Isfahan Istanbul Ithaca

Jerusalem

Kalamazoo Kalmar Kuopio

Lecce

Lethbridge Leuven Liège

Linköping Lisboa

Liverpool Ljubljana

Łódź London

Los Angeles Louisville Lugansk

Maastricht

Mainz Maribor Marseille

Miami Michigan

Minneapolis Minnesota Moscow Mostar

München Münster

Nairobi Namur

Nanchang New Brunswick

New Haven New York

Niš Norfolk

Nova Gorica Novi Pazar Novi Sad

Osijek Oslo

Osnabrück Oostrome

Oxford

Paderborn Paris Pécs

Philadelphia Pittsburg Podgorica Portorož Prague

Prishtina Pula

Rijeka Roma

Roskilde Ruse

Saint Petersburg San Diego

San Francisco Santa Barbara

Sarajevo Seoul Siegen Skopje Sofia

Sonipat Split

Stockholm Swansea

Talahassee

Teheran Tetovo

Thessaloniki Tirana Trieste Tromsø

Trondheim Tronoh

Tübingen Turin Turku Tuzla Tyler

Uppsala Urbana Utrecht

Vienna

Washington West Lafayette

Wuhan

Zadar Zagreb Zürich

Dubrovnik - Cities of Member Universities