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UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies, University College London, 7th Annual International Postgraduate Conference

Inclusion Exclusion

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Conference programme - Thursday 16 February

12:00 – 1:30: Panel A1: Economic Development and Globalization

Chair: Slavo Radošević (UCL - SSEES)

• Olga Munteanu (University of Leipzig): ‘Integration Patterns in the Automotive Global Value Chain in Hungary. Prospects and Challenges for Local Supplier Upgrading’
• Elena Krumova (Columbia University): ‘Globalizing networks and regionalization in eastern Europe: the cases of Hungary and Bulgaria’
• Raigo Ernits (University of Tartu): ‘The development of entrepreneurship in Estonian company-towns during the transition period’

12:00 – 1:30: Panel A2: Philanthropy

Chair: Mr. Stoimen Velev (Deputy Head of Mission, Bulgarian Embassy in London)

• Risto Karajkov (University of Bologna): ‘The case of aid and south-east Europe’
• Eglé Vaidelyté (Kaunas University of Technology): ‘Philanthropic action in modern Lithuania: between Christian morality and post-communist reality’

12:00 – 1:30: Panel A3: Borders

Chair: Pete Duncan (UCL - SSEES)

• Prajakti Kalra (University of Chicago and Centre for the Study of Developing Societies): ‘The (unchanging) border between Uzbekistan and Tajikistan’
• Sabrina Vidalenc (Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Paris): ‘Delimiting and opening Sino-Russian border: territories and migrations at stake’
• Barbara Ivančič Kutin (Institute of Slovenian Ethnology): ‘Stories from the Slovene-Italian border in the Bovec area’

12:00 – 1:30: Panel A4: Sociolinguistics

Chair: Daniel Abondolo (UCL - SSEES)

• Zuzana Tomková (University of Chicago): ‘Inclusion and exclusion in language and beyond: what to make of endangered European dialects in the field of language endangerment’
• Elena Morabito (University of California, Berkeley): ‘The expression of sociolinguistic boundaries through post-war Bosnian, Serbian and Croatian linguistic corpora’