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14th February: Roundtable Discussion in Memory of Václav Havel

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SSEES has five interdisciplinary research centres and leads the inter-university Centre for East European Language Based Area Studies (CEELBAS).

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This page last modified Thursday 9 February 2012.

Events:

14 February:
Roundtable Discussion in Memory of Václav Havel

20 February:
Derek Offord
Francophonie in Pre-Revolutionary Russia

20 February:
Aleksandra Rychlicka
Poles Without the Past? The Post-1989 Struggle with Memory in the Works of Dorota Masłowska

21 February:
Vladimir Zorić
Kakania Dreaming: The 'Habsburg Myth' in Post-Yugoslav Literatures

21 February:
Evghenia Sleptsova, Paul Domjan, and Mike Liu
Eastern Europe: Market Perceptions versus Economic Fundamentals

22 February:
Daphne Athanasouli
Corruption and Management Practices: Firm Level Evidence

23 February:
Book Launch - Andrew Wilson
Belarus: The Last European Dictatorship