Student Conference:
“Twenty years of democracy
Perspectives on post-communism in Central and Eastern Europe”
Cristina Andreea GOLOMOZ -University of Bucharest, FSP; ERASMUS – IEP Bordeaux – La réévaluation du passé. À la recherché d’une “juste” mémoire
Mihaela POPA – University of Bucharest, FSP, ERASMUS – ULB- Réévaluation politique et académique du passé communiste
Alina-Carmen CIOLCĂ -University of Bucharest, FSP- Fascisme : étiqueter le pluralisme postdécembriste ?
Ioana MIHAILESCU -Institut Supérieur d’Architecture de la Communauté Française – Bruxelles- L’espace publique postcommuniste roumain: transformations et continuité
Adriana IORDACHE & Valentin STOIAN -Central European University, Budapest- The Role of Intellectuals in the Process of Democratic Consolidation: Romania and Hungary
Adam PUCHEJDA -Warsaw University- The social imaginary of Polish Democratic Elites and its Impact on Democracy in Post-Communist Era
Noemi Eleonora SALANŢIU -Babeş-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Political Science Department- Cultural Elites versus Political Elites in Post Communism:Researching Intellectuals’ Representations of Politics during 2000-2008
Mihai ROŞU & Andrei-Dan SORESCU -University of Bucharest, FSP- A Rawlsian Reading of the Romanian Constitution: “Political Liberalism” and Acknowleged Diversity
Alexandru VOLACU -SNSPA, Political Science Department- The Particularities of Eastern-European Multi-dimensional Cleavages and their Impact on the Reconfiguration of the Post- Communist Institutional systems
Adrian-Vasile GEORGESCU -University of Bucharest, FSP- The Paradox of Democracy – 1990 elections vs 2009 elections
Alina Alexandra BOT – School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Department of International Politics, Chemnitz University of Technology, Germany – Effects of EU Minority Protection Conditionality on Romania
Daniela-Mihaela SPINU – Bucharest University, FSP- Female migration and its implications upon the Romanian Society. Case study – Female migration from Vadu-Soreşti, Buzău County
Rodica TABACARU – Faculty of Sociology, International Relations, University of Bucharest – The Role of Civil Society in Promoting Democracy
Ana PAVLOVIC – Faculty of Political Science, University of Belgrade – Rise and Fall of Civil Society in Eastern Europe
Teodor Simeonov SLAVEV- University of National and World Economy – Sofia, Bulgaria – Civil Society – Reality or Myth within Eastern Europe, 20 years later?
Fanny SBARAGLIA – Université Libre de Bruxelles-Organisations Non-Gouvernementales aujourd’hui en Roumanie. Le cas des ONG de lutte anticorruption et de promotion de la démocratie
Irina CREŢU & Ana Maria DUCUŢĂ- University of Bucharest, FSP- Civil Society, Now and Then. Comparison Romania-Poland
Olga KONONYKHINA - State University – Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russia – Russia’s Civil Society in International Comparative Perspective
