AACPCS CONFERENCE Participants

Literature and Culture Section

Convenor Associate Professor Slobodanka Vladiv-Glover
(CCLCS and Slavic Studies - Monash University)

The following presenters have been confirmed:

• Bahadur Aminian (Tehran University)
• Ana Androsik (Rutgers University)
• Irina Babich (Moscow)
• Francesca Bedda (Editor, e-bulletin Asian Currents)
• Daphne Berdahl (University of Minnesota)
• Elvira Callagher (Voronezh State U)
• Jordan Detev (Bulgarian MultiMediaArts Society)
• Tshimanga Bamana Kuamba Gabriel( Fr. Gaby Bamana) (Antoon Mostaert Center, Ulaanbaatar)
• Anna Gladkova (ANU)
• Nikola Kalamir (U of Sydney)
• Anna Mostovaia (Slavic Studies, Monash)
• Elena Neva (Boston School of Modern Languages)
• Kathleen Parthé (Rochester U, NY)
• Mehmonosho Sharifov (The Aga Khan Trust for Culture Humanities Project for Central Asia)
• Gulandom Sharifova (U of Tajikistan)
• Dr. Habibollah Abolhassan Shirazi (Tehran Azad University)
• Julia Vassilieva (CCLCS, Monash)
• Slobodanka Vladiv-Glover (Slavic & CCLCS, Monash)
• Dr Enayatollah Yazdani (Isfahan)
  

Russia -International Relations and Security

• Susanna Hast (University of Lapland, Finland)
• Peter Shearman (University of Melbourne)
• Andrew Pickford (Future Directions International, Perth)
• Alexey D. Muraviev (Curtin University of Technology, Perth)
• Leslie Holmes (University of Melbourne)
• Gavin Briggs (Department of Defence)

Comparative Post-Communist Politics

• Carol Strong (Oklahoma University, USA)
• Roderic Pitty (University of Western Australia)
• Enayatollah Yazdani (Isfahan, Iran)

Economics and Political Economy

• Alexandr Akimov (University of New England)
• Murray Raf (University of Canberra)
• Anna Taitslin (University of Canberra)
• Tian Chunsheng (China Youth University For Political Sciences, China)
• Stephen Fortescue (University of New South Wales)
• Hans Hendrischke (University of New South Wales)

Central and Eastern Europe

• Phillip Mikolajewski
• Stefan Auer (La Trobe University)
• Dr Uldis Ozolins (La Trobe University)
• Milenko Petrovic (University of Canterbury, New Zealand)
• Lynne Alice (Deakin University)
• Iva Pauker (University of Melbourne)
• Olivera Simic (University of Melbourne)

Russia and/or Ukraine

• Tony Phillips (University of Melbourne)
• Geoff Jukes (University of Melbourne)
• Anna Taitslin (University of Canberra)
• Adrian Jones (La Trobe University)
• Stephen Wheatcroft (University of Melbourne)
• Graeme Gill (University of Sydney)
• Ludmilla a'Beckett (Monash University)
• Yitzhak M. Brudny and Evgeny Finkel (Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel)

Australia and Communism

• Peter Monteath (Flinders University)
• Simone Battiston (Swinburne University)
• Bruno Mascitelli (Swinburne University)