CERC Fellows

Principal Fellows

Associate Professor David Christian (San Diego State University) - Russian, Central Asian and Mongolian history

Prof. Laszlo Csapo (Hungarian Academy of Sciences)

Associate Professor Stephen Fortescue (University of New South Wales)- Russian industry policy, privatisation and corporate governance

Prof. Graeme Gill (University of Sydney) - Soviet and Russian Politics

Associate Professor Linda Hancock (Deakin University) - comparative research on social policy and labour markets

Associate Professor Aleksandar Pavkovic (Macquarie University) - State, society and culture in the former Yugoslavia

Associate Professor Peter Shearman (University of Melbourne, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand) - Russian politics, international relations

Prof. Stephen Wheatcroft (University of Melbourne) - Russian and Soviet social, economic and demographic history, famine in Russian and comparative history, Soviet terror and repression

Associate Professor Walter Veit (Monash University) - German and European studies and general and comparative literature

Associate Professor Irmline Veit-Brause (Deakin University)- nationalism; German-Australian relations; the history and theory of historiography

Senior Fellows

Associate Professor Judy Armstrong (University of Melbourne) - problems of the publishing industry in Russia, the sociology of reading in postcommunist states

Dr. Jacques Adler (University of Melbourne) - Holocaust of European Jewry; the Churches and the Jews, 1933-45

Dr. Leo Cooper (University of Melbourne) - Soviet and Russian politics and political economy; the Shoah, especially in Poland

Prof David Goldsworthy (Monash University) - International Relations, relations between Europe and Australia post 2001

Dr Adam Czarnota (University of New South Wales) - Law in the post communist states, European Union constitutionalism, Legal and social theory, Human rights

Dr. Adrian Jones (La Trobe University) - Russian, European and Ottoman history; historiography; comparative history, especially the origins of European revolutions

Dr. Geoffrey Jukes (Australian National University) - strategic and economic issues in Central Asia; the Soviet and post-Soviet military, The Russo-Japanese Southern Kuriles/Northern Territories dispute.

Dr. Gennadi Kazakevitch (Monash University) - regional economic development and policy; applied regional models; applied econometrics; economic reforms, deregulation and privatisation; economic reforms in former communist countries

Prof. Gabriele Orcalli (University of Padua) - international trade and international trade agreements; the relationship between trade and migration in regional trade agreements; the constitutional analysis of EU integration

Dr. Steven Welch (University of Melbourne) - modern German history; twentieth-century military history; the history of pacifism; the comparative study of fascism; the history of masculinity

Fellows

Dr. Shahram Akbarzadeh (University of Melbourne) - Central Asia; post-Soviet studies; international relations

Dr. Stefan Auer (La Trobe University, Melbourne) - postcommunist transitions in Central Europe, especially nationalism and the treatment of ethnic minorities; EU enlargement, especially from a Central European perspective

Dr. Teresa Chataway (University of Queensland) - the interface of public international law, and global democratic theory and practice informed by a European perspective

Dr. Remy Davison (Monash University)

Prof Peter Gerrand (University of Melbourne, Monash University) – Regional nationalism in the Hispanic world , internet socio linguistics.

Dr Emma Gilligan (University of Connecticut) – 20th Century Soviet History; human rights and genocide; Contemporary Russian studies; Conflict in Chechnya

Dr Robert Horvath (La Trobe University) - East Central European history; Russian history; human rights in the modern world

Dr Michael Kelly (National University of Singapore) - modern Italian history and politics, 19th & 20th century British history, 20th century military history, comparative fascism, migration history

Dr Barbara Keys (University of Melbourne) - Human rights, Culture and politics of International Sport, Sport and the Cold War.

Dr Patrick Pepela Kimunguyi (CERC, University of Melbourne) - EU co-operation in aid and development with African, Carribean and Pacific countries

Dr Matthew Killingsworth (La Trobe University) - postcommunism and civil society, religion and dissent in Eastern Europe; Habermas and the public sphere; postcommunist EU accession; democratisation in Eastern Europe

Dr Zoe Knox (University of Leicester) – religion in modern Russian history, especially church-state relations, religious dissent and religious persecution and discrimination in Soviet and post-Soviet Russia

Dr David Lockwood (Flinders University) - Soviet history; Russian politics and economics; the role of the state in economic development; the transition from state-controlled to market economies

Mr. Marc Lombard (Macquarie University) - international macroeconomic policy, including the economics and politics of the EU

Dr Michael Longo (Victoria University) - EU integration, EU law, comparative constitutional systems, and environmental law

Dr Roger Markwick (University of Newcastle) - politics and history of the former Soviet Union and Russia

Dr Alexey Muraviev (Curtin University of Technology) - problems of modern maritime power, contemporary defence and security policy, Russia's strategic and defence policy, transnational terrorism, Australian national security

Dr Nicola Nixon (University of Melbourne) - Contemporary Fantasies of Ancient Hatreds: Ideology and War in Former Yugoslavia

Dr. Carolyn O'Brien (University of Melbourne) - European integration; Australia-EU relations; West European nationalism; the extreme right; French and German politics

Associate Professor Franz Oswald (Curtain University) - Europe’s role in international relations and its security and defence policies

Mr. Anthony Phillips (University of Melbourne, La Trobe University) - the political economy of Russia; Russian democracy - institutions and culture; contemporary issues in public policy; civil society, democracy and nationalism in post-communist Europe; Chechnya and Russian politics; political culture and identity politics

Dr Andrew Scott (RMIT University) - social democracy in northern Europe, policy alternatives to neoliberalism in Australia

Prof. Bruno Sergi (University of Messina)- East-West economic integration; economies in transition; macroeconomic policy

Dr Carol Strong (University of Arkansas at Monticello) – Issues of leadership and Human Rights in Europe

Dr Emily Turner-Graham (CERC/Deakin University) - Extreme right wing politics Europe and Australia, contemporary European identity

Dr Yuri Tsyganov (University of Melbourne) - Russian political economy; Sino-Russian relations

Dr Yeo Lay Hwee (Singapore Institute of International Affairs) - peace and development in ASEAN, ASEAN’s external relations (particularly with the European Union), the Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) process and comparative regionalism

Dr. Lila Zarnowski (University of Melbourne) - Contemporary Polish culture, literature, drama and film, Polish women writers, Russian 19th century and contemporary literature and drama, theory of literary translation

Dr Heidi Zogbaum (La Trobe University) - modern Spain from the Civil War to the present, Jewish history in nineteenth and twentieth-century Germany and Austria, post-war Germany.

A/Prof Robert Zuzowski (University of Melbourne) - nationalism and Marxism in Eastern Europe, politics in Central and Eastern Europe, corruption in post-communist Europe