Candidate, University of Bucharest, Romania)ĭr. Candidate, University of Bucharest, Romania) Anita Sterea, ( University of Bucharest, Romania) Matei Gheboianu, ( Lecturer, University of Bucharest, Romania) Dragoș Petrescu (University of Bucharest) Bogdan Murgescu (University of Bucharest) Vladimir Tismăneanu (University of Maryland) Timothy Garton Ash (University of Oxford) Constantin Iordachi (Central European University Budapest/Vienna) Peter Siani Davies (University College London) Travel cost is expected to be the participants’ contribution. The Organizing Committee of the Conference will ensure accommodation for 3 nights, meals during the scheduled programme as well as coffee breaks and Conference materials. Therefore, the selected guests are expected to arrive in Bucharest in due time. The Official Opening is scheduled on 09th October 2019 in the afternoon. The Conference days are Wednesday 09th till Friday 11th October 2019.
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05th September 2019 – Registration form.05th August 2019 – Notification of acceptance.26th July 2019 – Paper submission closing.Please submit the proposal form and the academic CV at the following email address: Timeline We intend to publish in 2020 a special volume including a selection of the papers presented at the Thirty Years After - Post Communism, Democracy and Illiberalism in Central and Eastern Europe conference. The applications including paper abstracts of maximum 500 words and a short bio, will be assessed by the Scientific Committee of the Conference. Those interested should fill in and send the conference application form (see the end of this document). The organizers expect that participants will present papers based on original research. The language of the event will be English. reaction to social decline in a globalized post-industrial society Post-communist illiberalism - consequence of incomplete communist modernization vs.
The events of 1989 which reshaped and transformed Europe.The causes and consequences of the downfall of communism.Subject areas relevant to this conference may include, but are by no means limited to, the following issues: New methodological approaches are encouraged. The aim of this conference is to analyze the causes and factors which made possible the rise of the regimes with such illiberal influences in the Central and Eastern European space. We would like to invite scholars in History, Political Science, International Relations, Economics or any other related fields to an international conference about the way in which the fall of communism and its inheritance profoundly marked the evolution of Central and Eastern European countries in the past thirty years. Although most of the countries part of the former Soviet bloc are members of the NATO or of the EU and the democratic system in this area seemed to be a solid one, the last ten years indicated a declining trust of the citizens in political institutions and a degradation of political systems which keeps generating vocal manifestations of populism and euroscepticism. The collapse of communism in this region varied from a case to another and the consequences of this process can still be noticed to different degrees even today. The downfall of communism brought about a difficult transition for the population, however, it opened the path to democratic regimes. Conference rationaleġ989 was a turning point of the world history, having as trademarks the fall of the Iron Curtain and the opening of a new path for the Central and Eastern European countries. Thirty years after the fall of communism in Central and Eastern Europe will be marked by the international, multidisciplinary conference called Thirty Years After - Post Communism, Democracy and Illiberalism in Central and Eastern Europe, organized by the Faculty of History, University of Bucharest and its network of academic partners.
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