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WE
DN
ESD
AY, J
ULY
5 –
DAY
1
Reg
istr
atio
n: 1
1:00
AM
– 7
:00
PMTh
e ha
ll of
the
Old
Lib
rary
4:00
PM
– 5
:15
PM6:
00 P
M –
7:4
5 PM
(Aud
itori
um M
axim
um)
Ada
m M
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Ms.
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Min
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r of P
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r. A
liaks
andr
Mili
nkev
ich,
Lead
er o
f the
Con
gres
s of D
emoc
ratic
For
ces,
Bel
arus
Bog
dan
Bor
usew
icz,
Spea
ker o
f Sen
ate
of P
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lav
Shus
hkev
ich
DAY 1 – WEDNESDAY – 5 JULY
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WEDNESDAY – DAY 1, 5 JULY
Schedule
11:00 AM – 7:00 PM Registration Location: The hall of the Old Library (Stara Biblioteka)
4:00 PM – 5:15 PM OPENING CEREMONY
Location: Auditorium Maximum
6:00 PM – 7:45 PM Round Table I: “Belarus!” Location: Main Auditorium of the Old Library
30
TH
UR
SDAY
, JU
LY 6
– D
AY 2
Reg
istr
atio
n: 8
:30
AM
– 3
:00
PM
The
hall
of th
e O
ld L
ibra
ry9:
15 A
M –
11:
15 A
M11
:30
AM
– 1
:30
PM
1:30 PM – 3:30 PM LUNCH TIME
3:30
PM
– 5
:30
PM
6:00
PM
– 7
:45
PM
Roo
m 1
111.
Tra
nsiti
on –
th
eore
tical
app
roac
h
5. P
ost-
com
mun
ism
and
iden
tity
– so
ciol
ogic
al a
nd a
nthr
opol
ogic
al
appr
oach
es
11. F
orm
er Y
ugos
lavi
a –
polit
ical
cha
nges
Roo
m 1
16
2. E
cono
mic
tran
sitio
n:
fore
ign
inve
stm
ent,
deve
lopm
ent a
nd
tran
sitio
nal a
naly
sis
6. E
thni
c m
inor
ities
in p
ost-
com
mun
ist c
onte
xt
12. P
ost C
omm
unis
t w
orld
aft
er th
e C
old
War
: US,
NAT
O a
llies
an
d R
ussi
a
Roo
m 2
05
3. E
nerg
y se
curi
ty in
C
entr
al a
nd E
aste
rn
Eur
ope
– ge
opol
itica
l ga
me
7. R
ussi
a –
tran
sitio
n of
the
stat
e an
d so
ciet
y in
pos
t-co
mm
unis
t pe
riod
13. P
olan
d an
d R
ussi
a –
confl
ict a
nd d
ialo
gue
Roo
m 2
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Ukr
aine
aft
er th
e O
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e R
evol
utio
n
8. T
rans
cauc
asia
: pol
itica
l tr
ansf
orm
atio
n, r
elat
ions
with
the
Eur
opea
n U
nion
14. E
lect
ions
and
re
fere
nda
in p
ost-
com
mun
ist s
tate
s
Roo
m 2
119.
Bel
arus
200
615
. Edu
catio
n in
tr
ansi
tion
– po
st-s
ovie
t U
krai
ne a
nd R
ussi
a
Roo
m 2
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. Dem
ocra
tisat
ion,
hum
an
righ
ts, s
ocia
l and
eco
nom
ic c
hang
e
Mai
n A
udito
rium
of
the
Old
L
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ry
RO
UN
D T
AB
LE II
POL
ICE ST
ATE IN
TH
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RO
CE
SS
OF
SYST
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TR
AN
SIT
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DAY 2 – THURSDAY – 6 JULY
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THURSDAY – DAY 2, 6 JULY
Schedule
8:30 AM – 3:00 PM Registration Location: The hall of the Old Library (Stara Biblioteka)
9:15 AM – 11:15 AM SESSION I
11:30 AM – 1:30 PM SESSION II
3:30 PM – 5:30 PM SESSION III
6:00 PM – 7:45 PM Round Table II: Police state in the process of system transition in post-communist countries” Location: Main Auditorium of the Old Library (Stara Biblioteka)
DAY 2 – THURSDAY – 6 JULY
32 SESSION I 9:15 AM – 11:15 AM
PANELS
SESSION I 9:15 AM – 11:15 AM
1. TRANSITION – THEORETICAL APPROACH Chair: JANE CURRY (USA) Santa Clara U
Participants: TADEUSZ KRAUZE (USA) Hofstra U A comparative analysis of post-communist
transformations the sequencing of pivotal events in 27 states
PETER WIRT HEINZ (Belgium) ESCG, HZS Brussels MATTHIAS PROPPE (Germany) Berlin The „great power” of manipulation – will global
rebellion prevail anew? An analysis of recent international developments on the background of an old ideology
VICTOR GOMEZ (Canada) Toronto U Making parties out of movements: The transformation
of the anticommunist opposition in East-Central Europe
MARTIN KRYGIER Australia U of New South Wales in Sidney After post-communism? The next phase?
SESSION I 9:15 AM – 11:15 AM 33
DAY 2 – THURSDAY – 6 JULY
2. ECONOMIC TRANSITION: FOREIGN INVESTMENT, DEVELOPMENT AND TRANSITIONAL ANALYSIS
Chair: RICHARD HUNTER (USA) Seton Hall U New Jersey
Participants: HECTOR LOZADA (USA) Seton Hall U New Jersey Branding tactics in the promotion of investment
opportunities in the country: Poland after the transformation
RICHARD HUNTER (USA) Seton Hall U New Jersey Retrospective analysis and future perspective: the
challenge of political and economic change
BRENDAN LECHNER (USA) Seton Hall U New Jersey Foreign Direct Investment as a „driver” in the
transformation process
3. ENERGY SECURITY IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE – GEOPOLITICAL GAME
Chair: JERZY KOZAKIEWICZ (Poland) Warsaw U
Participants: CHARLES KRUPNICK (USA) US Army War College Nuclear power stations in Central and Eastern Europe
and Europe’s evolving energy and environmental security policies
NIGORA AKILOVA (Uzbekistan) Warsaw U Russia’s electrical power as a tool of expansion.
DAY 2 – THURSDAY – 6 JULY
34 SESSION I 9:15 AM – 11:15 AM
ANNA MESHALKINA (Russia) St. Petersburg S of Economy Energy security in the region and the place of Russia in
solving of this problem
4. UKRAINE AFTER THE ORANGE REVOLUTION
Chair: MARIA PRZEŁOMIEC (Poland) Columnist
Participants: VIRA BURDIAK (Ukraine) Chernivtsi National U Orange Revolution: consequences and perspectives for
Ukraine
DENYS KIRYUKHIN (Ukraine) National Academy of Science of Ukraine Political opposition in Ukraine after the Orange
revolution
OKSANA VOYTYUK (Ukraine) Maria Curie–Skłodowska U in Lublin International image of Ukraine after Orange revolution
ILYA SMIRNOV (Russia) St. Petersburg Herzen U Ukraine in Orange (2004–2006) retrospective view
ALENA SKURATOVICH (Belarus) State Pedagogical U Ukraine after the „Orange revolution”
DAY 2 – THURSDAY – 6 JULY
SESSION II 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM
5. POST-COMMUNISM AND IDENTITY – SOCIOLOGICAL AND ANTHROPOLOGICAL APPROACHES
Chair: JAKUB SADOWSKI (Poland) Warsaw U
Participants: AGATA SZCZUKOVA (Czech Republic) Polish Academy of Science What is a „homo sovieticus”? Has it ever existed
and if so – does he exist nowadays?
KENNETH ROBERTS (Great Britain) Liverpool U Waiting for the next post-communist generations
ALEH BRESKY (Belarus) Brest State U
OLGA BRESKAYA (Belarus) Brest State U Brest Boundaries of solidarity and subsidiarity
principles in Eastern Europe.
6. ETHNIC MINORITIES IN POST-COMMUNIST CONTEXT
Chair: ANDRZEJ ANANICZ (Poland) Warsaw U
Participants: GUZEL MAKAROVA (Russia) Kazan The experience of Western democracies and „Last
Empire” in Russian post-soviet discourse of problems in management of ethnocultural differences
SESSION II 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM 35
DAY 2 – THURSDAY – 6 JULY
NATALYA LAZAR (Ukraine) Chernivtsi National U The legislative and institutional framework of minority
policy in the post-communist Slovakia and Ukraine
MARINA MIKHAILOVA (USA) Chicago U Language and nationhood in Latvia – pre-soviet and
contemporary contestations
KONSTANTIN DYAKONOV (Russia) Russian Academy of Science Ethnic minorities in a large Russian city.
Case of Moscow.
7. RUSSIA – TRANSITION OF THE STATE AND SOCIETY IN POST-COMMUNIST PERIOD
Chair: ROMAN BÄCKER Nicolaus Copernicus U in Toruń
Participants: ANNA JACH (Poland) Jagiellonian U The events of October 1993 as an apogee of
constitutional crisis in Russian Federation
KATJA RUUTU (Finland) Helsinki U The constitutional development of Russia
PAULINA POSPIESZNA (Poland) Alabama U The market economy and prospects of democracy
in Russia
MARIE HELENE MANDRILLON (France) National Center for Scientific Research Environment in the public sphere in Russia: continuity
and changes
36 SESSION II 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM
DAY 2 – THURSDAY – 6 JULY
EKATERINA STEPANOVA (Russia) St. Petersburg Herzen U The role of the region in federal political process
in Russia
8. TRANSCAUCASIA: POLITICAL TRANSFORMATION, RELATIONS WITH THE EUROPEAN UNION
Chair: PIOTR IWASZKIEWICZ (Poland) Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Participants: ABEL POLESE (Italy) EHESS of Paris
O’ BEACHAIN DONNACHA (Ireland) KIMEP in Almaty Georgia 2003 and Ukraine 2004: two acts, one play?
KATARZYNA CZERNIECKA (Poland) Łódź U The EU`s policy towards the South Caucasus
NINO DANIBEGASHVILI (Georgia) Warsaw U Georgia in the wider Europe context: main issues and
controversies
SHAHLA KAZIMOVA (Azerbaijan) Warsaw U General picture of transformation process in
Azerbaijan. Problems and perspectives.
Discussant: NASIMAN YAQUBLU (Azerbaijan) „Azerbaycan Ordusu”
SESSION II 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM 37
DAY 2 – THURSDAY – 6 JULY
9. BELARUS 2006
Chair: ULADZIMIER LUKIEVIC (Belarus) Brest State U
Participants: ULADZIMIER LUKIEVIC (Belarus) Brest State U
VALENTYNA LUKIEVIC (Belarus) Brest State U Belarus 2006: Patria o muerte?
ULADZIMIR VIALICHKIN (Belarus) Human Rights Public Association „Brest Spring” Human rights in the conditions of a totalitarian regime
PALINA PANASIUK (Belarus) Brest The place of the Belarus in Europe after the fall of
Lukashenka’s regime. Geopolitics of Belarus
DZMITRY ZAITSAU (Belarus) Belarusian Academy of Science Belarus 2006: The art of ideology
10. DEMOCRATISATION, HUMAN RIGHTS, SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC CHANGE
Chair: ANTONI KAMIŃSKI (Poland) Polish Academy of Sciences
Participations: RADZISŁAWA GORTAT (Poland) Warsaw U Democratisation in the CIS
38 SESSION II 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM
DAY 2 – THURSDAY – 6 JULY
JEFFREY TURK (Slovenia) Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Ljubljana The importance of the transformations in post-
communist Europe for improving our understanding in the processes of social and economic change
EKATERINA KUZNETSOVA (Russia) State U Higher School of Economics in Moscow Democratisation in Russia and Poland: how to evaluate
the success of political transition?
DAINA BARA (Latvia) Latvia U in Riga The process of democratization in Latvia.
TARAS TSYMBLASTY (Ukraine) Ternopil U The experience of Ukraine and Poland in the sphere
of defence of the human rights by the constitutional jurisdiction organs
SESSION III 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM
11. FORMER YUGOSLAVIA – POLITICAL CHANGES
Chair: ROBIN REMINGTON (USA) U of Missouri
Participations: ROBIN REMINGTON (USA) U of Missouri – Columbia) Life and death of Slobodan Milosević: insights from and
for international relations theory
IVANA SPASIĆ (Serbia) Belgrade U The elusive truth: the legacy of the past on Serbia’s road
to the future
SESSION III 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM 39
DAY 2 – THURSDAY – 6 JULY
NEBOJSA PETROVIĆ (Serbia) Belgrade U Challenges and potentials for building of stable peace
in the Balkans
DAVOR PAUKOVIĆ (Croatia) Political Science Research Centre in Zagreb Croatian and Serbian politics towards Yugoslav crisis
(1989–1990)
ANDELKO MILARDOVIĆ (Croatia) Political Science Research Centre in Zagreb Political transition: case of Croatia 1989–1991
Discussant: JOLANTA SUJECKA (Poland) Polish Academy of Sciences / Warsaw U
12. POST-COMMUNIST WORLD AFTER THE COLD WAR: US, NATO ALLIES AND RUSSIA
Chair: GRZEGORZ WIŚNIEWSKI (Poland) Ministry of National Defense
Participants: ROGER E. KANET (USA) U of Miami “The Bush doctrine” and current US foreign and
security policy: the prospects for US relations with its NATO allies
MARJATTA HEIDI BERGER (Finland) Helsinki U Common and divergent securities. „Pragmatism”
in Russia’s relations with NATO
ANDREY FEDAROVICH (Belarus) Warsaw U Character of relations between Russia and NATO after
crisis in Kosovo: beginning or continuation (the latter half of 1999 – may 2002)
40 SESSION III 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM
DAY 2 – THURSDAY – 6 JULY
ALEKSEY NIKITENKO (Russia) Orel State U NATO after the cold war
13. POLAND AND RUSSIA – CONFLICT AND DIALOGUE
Chair: JERZY POMIANOWSKI (Poland) „Novaya Polsha”
Participants: TATIANA BUSYGINA (Russia) Warsaw U Communication difficulties in present
day Polish-Russian discourse
IRINA MARTYNOVA (Russia) Moscow State U Stereotype of Russians in Pole’s language perception
OLGA NADSKAKUŁA (Poland) Łódź U John Paul II`s Polishhood in the light of anti-Latin
Russian phobias
OLGA LOPATINA (Russia) Samara State Academy of Culture and Arts Development and modern situation of Polish cultural
influence on the Middle Volga
14. ELECTIONS AND REFERENDA IN POST-COMMUNIST STATES
Chair: RADZISŁAWA GORTAT (Poland) Warsaw U
Participants: SKALNIK LEFF CAROL (USA) Illinois U, Urbana Champaign
SESSION III 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM 41
DAY 2 – THURSDAY – 6 JULY
The domestication of transitional influences: European integration and the electoral connection in the new state of Slovakia
TAMARA VLASENKO (Ukraine) Kharkiv Skovoroda U Ideological legitimacy of political power in electing
process
YEVHENIA YURIYCHUK (Ukraine) Chernivtsi National U Referendums in Ukraine and Belarus and power
legitimations
MAGDALENA MUSIAŁ-KARG (Poland) Poznań Adam Mickiewicz U Referendum institution in post-communist democracies.
Enlargement of the EU
IGOR GRETSKY (Russia) St. Petersburg State U Analysing the Ukraine’s 2006 parliamentary elections:
Common and specific trends
15. EDUCATION IN TRANSITION – POST-SOVIET UKRAINE AND RUSSIA
Chair: LESZEK ZASZTOWT (Poland) Warsaw U
Participants: LARYSA MYRGORODS’KA (Ukraine) Tavryda National U Is it possible to have effective higher education in the
ineffective society?
VICTORIA GORYAYNOVA (Russia) State U Higher School of Economics in St. Petersburg
42 SESSION III 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM
DAY 2 – THURSDAY – 6 JULY
DARJA FOMINA (Russia) State U Higher School of Economics in St. Petersburg
MARJA ANISSIMOVA (Russia) State U Higher School of Economics in St. Petersburg Institutional and financial issues of the Russian
education system during the period of free market formation
TETIANA POPOVA (Ukraine) National U Ostroh Academy Education of Youth on the basis of Christian moral
values in post-soviet Ukraine
MARIA BURLAKOVA (Russia) Shuya State Pedagogical U Transition and transformation of Russian universities
in post-soviet times
SESSION III 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM 43
46
FRID
AY, J
ULY
7 –
DAY
3
Reg
istr
atio
n: 8
:30
AM
– 3
:00
PM
The
hall
of th
e O
ld L
ibra
ry
9:15
AM
– 1
1:15
AM
11:3
0 A
M –
1:3
0 PM
1:30 PM – 3:30 PM LUNCH TIME
3:30
PM
– 5
:30
PM6:
00 P
M –
7:4
5 PM
Roo
m 1
1116
. Pol
ish
Eas
tern
bo
rder
land
: cul
ture
, ec
onom
y, so
ciet
y
21. H
ow to
mak
e fr
iend
s and
in
fluen
ce o
ther
mem
ber
stat
es
whe
n w
ritin
g E
U tr
eatie
s – th
e ca
se
of F
ranc
e, G
erm
any
and
Pola
nd
26. E
cono
my
and
polit
ics i
n th
e po
st
Sovi
et a
rea
Roo
m 1
1617
. Soc
ial a
nd p
oliti
cal
tran
sitio
n in
Cen
tral
Asia
22. C
onfli
cts i
n Tr
ansc
auca
sia
27. S
ecur
ity p
olic
y in
C
entr
al A
sia
Roo
m 2
0518
. Med
ia, t
rans
ition
, fr
eedo
m o
f spe
ech
23. E
U –
Rus
sia
rela
tions
28. H
isto
rica
l mem
ory:
its
rel
evan
ce fo
r co
ntem
pora
ry so
ciet
ies
Roo
m 2
0719
. Tra
nsiti
on o
f rur
al
regi
ons –
Ukr
aini
an
and
Rom
ania
n ca
ses
24. U
krai
ne –
fore
ign
polic
y29
. Ukr
aine
– E
U
rela
tions
hip:
pol
itica
l an
d ec
onom
ic is
sues
Roo
m 2
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. Eur
opea
n en
ergy
se
curi
ty –
Nor
ther
n di
men
sion
25. B
elar
usia
n et
hnic
ity a
nd
iden
tity
Mai
n A
udito
rium
of
the
Old
L
ibra
ry
RO
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AB
LE I
II:
EU
EA
STE
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PO
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, BO
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PER
ATIO
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Min
iste
r of F
orei
gn A
ffairs
of P
olan
d
Ms.
Ann
a Fo
tyga
Min
iste
r of F
orei
gn A
ffairs
of
Ukr
aine
Mr.
Bor
ys T
aras
yuk
DAY 3 – FRIDAY – 7 JULY
FRIDAY – DAY 3, 7 JULY
Schedule
8:30 AM – 3:00 PM Registration Location: The hall of the Old Library (Stara Biblioteka)
9:15 AM – 11:15 AM SESSION IV
11:30 AM – 1:30 PM SESSION V
3:30 PM – 5:30 PM SESSION VI
6:00 PM – 7:45 PM Round Table III: “EU Eastern policy – enlargement, partnership, borders, cooperation” Location: Main Auditorium of the Old Library (Stara Biblioteka)
47
DAY 3 – FRIDAY – 7 JULY
PANELS
SESSION IV 9:15 AM – 11:15 AM
16. POLISH EASTERN BORDERLAND: CULTURE, ECONOMY, SOCIETY
Chair: LESZEK ZASZTOWT (Poland) Warsaw U
Participants: TETYANA BILYK (Ukraine) Vinnytsya State Pedagogical U Culture of Ukrainian-Polish border territories: history
and the present time
ANATOLI LYSIUK (Belarus) Brest State U Belarusian trans-border region and the problems of
social security
ELENA DOLGIKH (Russia) Moscow Choice of CIS European Countries Labor migrants: to
the West or to the East?
AMANDA LAICHAK (Poland) U of Pittsburgh Border Blues: A socio-economic needs assessment of
Ukrainian economic migrants post Poland’s European Union accession
48 SESSION IV 9:15 AM – 11:15 AM
DAY 3 – FRIDAY – 7 JULY
17. SOCIAL AND POLITICAL TRANSITION IN CENTRAL ASIA
Chair: MICHAŁ ŁABENDA (Poland) Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Participants: ABDURASUL NIYAZOV (Uzbekistan) Warsaw U Mahalla and society in Uzbekistan
AGNIESZKA MAKOWSKA (Poland) Warsaw U National state building in Uzbekistan after 1991
MAŁGORZATA WESOŁOWSKA (Poland) United Nations U in Brugge Witnessing Central Asia – Western engagement,
security issues and regional integration (Commonwealth of Independent States)
NATALIA MALYARCHUK (Kazkhstan) Public Foundation „Transparency” in Almaty Recent presidential elections in the Republic
of Kazakhstan – political prospects
KAMOLIDDIN RABBIMOV (Uzbekistan) Warsaw U Uzbek oppositional parties and human right activists
after Andijan events 13–05 2005: analyzing situation of political processes in Uzbekistan
18. MEDIA, TRANSITION, FREEDOM OF SPEECH
Chair: WIESŁAW WACŁAWCZYK (Poland) Nicolaus Copernicus U in Toruń
Participants: WIESŁAW WACŁAWCZYK (Poland) Nicolaus Copernicus U in Toruń Freedom of speech and media in today’s Ukraine
SESSION IV 9:15 AM – 11:15 AM 49
DAY 3 – FRIDAY – 7 JULY
SANJAR QIAM (Afghanistan) Warsaw U Afghan media landscape
URSZULA JARECKA (Poland) Polish Academy of Sciences Get rich and enjoy life! Entrepreneurship and
consumption in press discourse
KSENIA KRASILNIKOVA (Russia) Krasnoyarsk State U Discussion and polemic in contemporary press as an
example of freedom of speech: the types of dispute and arguments
19. TRANSITION OF RURAL REGIONS – UKRAINIAN AND ROMANIAN CASES
Chair: MARIUSZ KOWALSKI (Poland) Polish Academy of Sciences / Warsaw U
Participants: UKRAINE YURIY HUBENI (Lviv) Agrarian U Transformation of agriculture of Ukraine: expectations
and results
ADEL KISS (Romania) WAC – Centre for Regional Anthropological Research Family farming in Romanian village. The problem of
keeping pace
ORSOLYA GERGELY (Romania) Babes-Bolyai U Labour market changes and responses. Labour market
questions and problems form an East Transylvanian perspective
50 SESSION IV 9:15 AM – 11:15 AM
DAY 3 – FRIDAY – 7 JULY
20. EUROPEAN ENERGY SECURITY – NORTHERN DIMENSION
Chair: ALOJZY NOWAK (Poland) Warsaw U
Participants: MACIEJ JAKUBIK (Poland) Warsaw U The geopolitics of energy in Eastern Europe. How to
overcome dependence?
ULRICH BEST (Germany) Chemnitz U Security, pipelines and imperialism: German and Polish
debates about the Yamal and Baltic pipelines
KATERINA TYMINSKA (Ukraine) Taras Shevchenko National U in Kyiv The EU’s northern dimension policy and the energetic
security of the member states
ANDRIS SPRUDS (Latvia) Riga Stradnis U Ramifications of Russia’s energy policy in post-
communist space: case of Latvia
Discussant: JANUSZ SAWCZUK (Poland) Opole U
SESSION IV 9:15 AM – 11:15 AM 51
DAY 3 – FRIDAY – 7 JULY
SESSION V 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM
21. HOW TO MAKE FRIENDS AND INFLUENCE OTHER MEMBER STATES WHEN WRITING EU TREATIES A COMPARATIVE DISCUSSION OF THE NETHERLANDS, FRANCE/GERMANY AND POLAND
Chair: KRZYSZTOF BOBIŃSKI (Poland) Polish Institute of International Affairs
Participants: COLETTE MAZZUCELLI (USA) New York U Drawing lessons in the chair assessing the Dutch
presidency’s impact during the Maastricht and Amsterdam conferences
ALMUT METZ (Germany) Centre for Applied Policy Research, Ludwig-Maximilians U ULRIKE GUEROT (Germany) Munich Cooperative hegemon, missing engine or improbable
core? Expanding French-German Influence in European treaty reform
KRZYSZTOF BOBIŃSKI (Poland) Polish Institute of International Affairs The constitutional treaty – the Polish case
22. CONFLICTS IN TRANSCAUCASIA
Chair: DAVID KOLBAIA (Poland) Warsaw U
Participants: RAHMAN A. ALLAHVERDIYEV (Russia) St.Petersburg State U
52 SESSION V 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM
DAY 3 – FRIDAY – 7 JULY
New aspects of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict and perspectives of the peace process in 2006–2007
NINO LORTKIPANIDZE (Georgia) Adam Mickiewicz U in Poznań Frozen conflicts of Abkhazia and Southern Osetia
ALEKSANDER PAVKOVIC (Australia) Macquarie U Kosovo and Chechnya: Secessions and secessionist
movements in comparative perspective
Discussant: JERZY ROHOZIŃSKI (Poland) Polish Radio
23. EU – RUSSIA RELATIONS
Chair: KATARZYNA ŻUKROWSKA (Poland) Warsaw School of Economics
Participants: KATARZYNA ŻUKROWSKA (Poland) Warsaw School of Economics Institutional solutions in EU – Russia relations
PETRA KUCHYNKOVA (Czech Republic) Masaryk U EU – Russia relationship after the Eastern enlargement
– prospects and problems
KARI LIUHTO (Finland) Turku School of Economics The economic impact of the EU enlargement and
forthcoming change in legislation of the special economic zone upon the Kaliningrad region
NICOLE PORSCHMANN (Germany) Helmut Schmidt U Russian EU politics between ideas and pragmatism
– the example of Kaliningrad region 3
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VLADIMIR KUZMIN (Russia) Kaliningrad Kant State U Transboundary cooperation between Russia and EU
in a format of Euroregions
24. UKRAINE – FOREIGN POLICY
Chair: ANNA GÓRSKA (Poland) Centre for Eastern Studies
Participants: OLGA KAMENCHUK (Russia) European Academy in Bolzano The double East-West divide: External and internal
influences towards Ukrainian domestic and foreign politics.
ANNA KOZŁOWSKA (Poland) Wrocław U Breaking an East-West division concepts of Ukrainian
foreign policy
MARIA SHMELOVA (Ukraine) Warsaw U Ukraine after parliamentary elections 2006: chances for
realization of Eurointegration strategy
25. BELARUSIAN ETHNICITY AND IDENTITY
Chair: ALEKSANDER BARSZCZEWSKI Warsaw U
Participants: LIDIA LYSIUK (Belarus) Brest State U Conception of a human as a reflection of Belarusian
mentality
TATSYANA TOVSTSIK (Belarus) Warsaw U Family integration in Belarus and Poland
54 SESSION V 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM
DAY 3 – FRIDAY – 7 JULY
DZMITRY KANAPLIANIKAU (Belarus) Warsaw U Contemporary ethnic worldview of Belarusian’s in
Belarus and Poland
SESSION VI 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM
26. ECONOMY AND POLITICS IN THE POST SOVIET AREA
Chair: WANDA DRESSLER (France) Paris X Nanterre
Participants: MARCIN KACZMARSKI (Poland) Warsaw U The changing role of the CIS region in Russian foreign
and security policy
YULIA TROFIMOVA (Russia) Kemeovo State U The social responsibility of business: real forms and
factors of development in the present stage in Russia
OLEKSANDR LAPIUK (Ukraine) National U in Kiev Economic changes in Ukraine: from centrally planned
to free market economy
ZHANDOS KARINBAYEV (Kazkhstan) Kazakh National Pedagogical U Independent Kazakhstan 1991–2006
27. SECURITY POLICY IN CENTRAL ASIA
Chair: ANDRZEJ ANANICZ (Poland) Warsaw U
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Participants: ELENA KUZMINA (Russia) Russian Academy of Science New geopolitical realities in Central Asia
RUSLAN SHAMGUNOV (Russia) St. Petersburg State U Securing the Middle Asia states and NATO
GREGORY SIMONS (Sweden) Swedish National Defence College in Stockholm Rise of Russian influence – the SCO and the politics
of security in Central Asia in the wake of the Color Revolutions
CLAUDIA CROCI (Italy) Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies in Pisa Central Asia’s security: bringing traditional and new
approaches
MIRVAHID MIRKAMILOV (Uzbekistan) Uzbek State World languages U NATO’s Future to the Central Asia and beyond
28. HISTORICAL MEMORY: ITS RELEVANCE FOR CONTEMPORARY SOCIETIES
Chair: KAZIMIERZ WÓYCICKI (Poland) Warsaw U
Participants: DOVILLE BUDRYTE (Lithuania) Brenau U in Gainesville The role of historical memory in a democratizing
society: Lithuanian „genocide” discourse and its new traits
DARIUSZ ŁAPIŃSKI (Poland) European University Viadrina – Frankfurt The false hopes of „Decommunisation” and their origins
in the Polish cultural tradition
56 SESSION VI 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM
DAY 3 – FRIDAY – 7 JULY
TERESE BIRUTE BURAUSKAITE (Lithuania) Genocide and Resistance Research Centre of Lithuania The process of lustration in Lithuania: search for
historical justice or a desire for revenge?
LAVINIA STAN (Canada) St. Francis Xavier U The Romanian information service between Securitate
and democratic intelligence services
29. UKRAINE – EU RELATIONSHIP: POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC ISSUES
Chair: JERZY MAREK NOWAKOWSKI (Poland) „Wprost” Weekly
Participants: ROMANA KIT (Ukraine) Ternopil Academy of National Economy Ukraine on the way to EU. Main problems connected
with process of EU integration
OLENA BETLII (Ukraine) U of Illinois Unfolding of identity politics in Ukraine EU relations:
Central European concept perspective
OLHA SHCHODRA (Ukraine) National U of Lviv Adaptation in Ukrainian legislation in the sphere
of commerce and international trade relations to European Union standards: Current achievements and perspectives for the future
PIOTR FIRLUS (Poland) Jagellonian U The influence of Ukrainian transition on its foreign trade
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8:30 AM – 11:00 AM Registration Location: The hall of the Old Library (Stara Biblioteka)
9:15 AM – 11:15 AM SESSION VII
11:30 AM – 1:30 PM SESSION VIII
2:00 PM – 3:00 PM Closing Ceremony Location: Main Auditorium of the Old Library (Stara Biblioteka)
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PANELS
SESSION VII 9:15 AM – 11:15 AM
30. PUTIN’S RUSSIA
Chair: ANTONI KAMIŃSKI (Poland) Polish Academy of Sciences
Participants: IGOR BARYGIN (Russia) St. Petersburg State U The originality of political party system of modern
Russia
SERGEI NAUMOV (Russia) St. Petersburg Herzen U Putin’s neo-conservative revolution: shifts in political
discourse in mass consciousness
NATALIA SHAROVA (Russia) St.Petersburg Herzen U Human rights as a ground for international interference
in the internal policy of the state
ELENA KOFANOVA (Russia) Moscow VCIOM Mikchail Gorbachov’s Perestroika and public opinion
paradoxes in Russia
KIRILL SMIRNOV (Russia) St. Petersburg Herzen U The problems of elite in modern Russia after 1991
62 SESSION VII 9:15 AM – 11:15 AM
DAY 4 – SATURDAY – 8 JULY
31. STATES IN TRANSITION – SOCIAL AND POLITICAL CHANGES
Chair: JEFFREY TURK (Slovenia) Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Ljubljana
Participants: NURGUL MUSAEVA (Kyrgyzstan) Warsaw U Transformation of social aid and educational
requirements in the sphere of social work in Poland
JYLDYZ OMUSHEVA (Kyrgyzstan) Adam Mickiewicz U in Poznań Influence of social transformation over childhood
development in Kyrgyzstan: problems and perspectives
ANNA BOBER (Poland) Wrocław U The commune subsidiary units in the authority system
in Poland
ANDREY DEMIDOV (Russia) Petrozavodsk State U NGO`s policy networks actors in the Russian regions
of North West
32. ECUMENISM, RECONCILIATION BETWEEN CHRISTIAN CHURCHES, MODERNISATION IN ISLAM
Chair: DAVID KOLBAIA (Poland) Warsaw U
Participants: VIKTOR KOZLOV (Ukraine) Taras Shevchenko National U in Kyiv Issues in relations between the Holy See and Ukraine
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DAY 4 – SATURDAY – 8 JULY
DAVID KOLBAIA (Poland) Warsaw U Orthodox Church in Caucasus, the Holy See and
contemporary ecumenical movement
NIKOLAY GOROSHKOV (Russia) Voronezh State U The Russian Muslims: between Djadidizm and
Wahabizm
33. EAST-CENTRAL EUROPE: FROM „VELVET” TO „ORANGE” REVOLUTION
Chair: JAN RYCHLIK (Czech Republic) Charles U in Prague
Participants: JAN RYCHLIK (Czech Republic) Charles U in Prague The split of Czechoslovakia, 1989–1992
WANDA DRESSLER (France) Nanterre Colourful revolutions: a comparative analysis
SVITLANA SHCHERBAK (Ukraine) Kyiv National Linguistic U Social and political situation in Ukraine
(the elections in 2004 and 2006)
34. INTEGRATION PROCESSES IN CENTRAL EUROPE
Chair: HANNA MACHIŃSKA (Poland) Warsaw U
Participants: BARBARA CURYŁO (Poland) Opole A thoughtful competition or a thoughtless Drang
nach Westen
64 SESSION VII 9:15 AM – 11:15 AM
DAY 4 – SATURDAY – 8 JULY
RODICA MILENA ZAHARIA (Romania) Academy of Economics Studiest The EU common foreign and security policy and the
2007 enlargement wave: threats and opportunities
NATALIA VASILYEVA (Russia) St. Petersburg State U The problems of integration processes on the former
socialist space of Europe
SESSION VIII 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM
35. MULTICULTURALISM, NATIONALISM AND ETHNICITY IN THE TRANSITION PERIOD
Chair: PLEWA BARBARA TÖRNQUIST (Sweden) Lund U
Participants: MISLAV KUKOC (Croatia) Institute of Social Sciences in Split South-East Europe in post-communist period:
from nationalism to multiculturalism and vice versa
SANDRA UZULE (Latvia) Adam Mickiewicz U in Poznań The identity in multicultural Latvian society
HARUKA MIYAZAKI (Japan) Hokkaido U Pathos and logos in the post cold war nationalisms
GANNA KISLA (Ukraine) National Academy of Science of Ukraine The paradox of national development of Ukraine:
tendency of tolerance and isolationism (Crimean Aspect)
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36. JERZY GIEDROYC
Chair: BOGUMIŁA BERDYCHOWSKA (Poland) Ministry of Culture and National Heritage
Participants: MYKOLA GENYK (Ukraine) Subcarpathian U in Ivano-Frankisk The ULB conception in the Polish Political Mind
in Bipolarity Period
MARIA SENYCH (Ukraine) Subcarpathian U in Ivano-Frankisk The Polish Eastern borders problems in the political
mind of Jerzy Giedroyc
Discussant: JAN MALICKI (Poland) Warsaw U
37. TRANSFORMATION OF EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM IN POST-COMMUNIST POLAND AND UKRAINE
Chair: LESZEK ZASZTOWT (Poland) Warsaw U
Participants: KRYSTYNA NOWAK-FABRYKOWSKI (USA) John Carroll U The ethical role of modern history teachers in the
process of democratisation of Poland
SVITLANA LUK`IANCHUK (Ukraine) Zhytomyr State U The content of multicultural education as a pedagogical
phenomenon and its importance for Ukraine at the present moment
66 SESSION VIII 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM
DAY 4 – SATURDAY – 8 JULY
ANATOLI KHUDOLY (Ukraine) National U “Ostroh Academy” Glasnost and Perestroika – changes within English
and Ukrainian
INNA SAMOYLUKEVYCH (Ukraine) Zhytomyr State U Foreign language teacher development
in an information age: constant change
LUDMILA LUSHPAY (Ukraine) National U Ostroh Academy Sociocultural aspects of teaching English language
at non-language specialties of higher educational institutions
38. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT – UKRAINIAN AND POLISH EXPERIENCES
Chair: ANDRZEJ LUBBE (Poland) Warsaw U
Participants: MAŁGORZATA WERNER (Poland) Polish Academy of Science Is clientelism really the big bad wolf threatening
the development of the post-communist countries
ANDRIY BILOCHENKO (Ukraine) National Depository of Ukraine Development of the securities market in Ukraine
OLEKSANDRA BONDAR (Ukraine) Donetsk State U of Economics and Trade Diagnostics of development of international tourism
in Ukraine
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DAY 4 – SATURDAY – 8 JULY
IVAN STETSYUK (Ukraine) National U „Ostroh Academy” Influence of private property on firm performance:
evidence from companies on WSE
39. TURKEY BETWEEN EUROPE AND ASIA: CULTURAL, POLITICAL AND RELIGIOUS ASPECTS
Chair: ANDRZEJ ANANICZ (Poland) Warsaw U
Participants: GIRAY SAYNUR BOZKURT (Turkey) Sakarya U Turkey’s political relations with Turkic republics
(in Transcaucasia and Central Asia) in CIS countries
JOLANTA KUBICKA (Poland) Academy of Economics in Katowice Economic aspects of the Turkey’s accession into EU
OLGA MALENKA (Ukraine) Taras Shevchenko National U Turkish national idea: pan-turkism and pan-islamism
actual or not? (upon the material of modern Turkish prose)
Discussant: ADAM BALCER (Poland) Centre for Eastern Studies – OSW
68 SESSION VIII 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM
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