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Jessica Allina-Pisano
Assistant Professor,
Department of Political Science, Colgate University
jallina-pisano@mail.colgate.edu
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Property rights, informal economy, rural society, language and ethnicity.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Book manuscript: Politics and Property Rights under Neoliberalism: Land Reform in Post-Soviet Russia and Ukraine.
Ms. Vera Andrushkiw
Project Director, US-Ukraine Foundation
733 15th St. NW, Suite 1026
Washington, DC 20005
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Politics, literature, local government in
Ukraine.
Language, culture in Ukraine.
Local government issues.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
The Community Partnership Project.
Prof. Natalia Aponiuk
Associate Professor of Slavic Studies, Dept. of German and Slavic
Studies, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg
Dept. of German and Slavic Studies
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg, Manitoba
MB R3T 2N2
Canada
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Ukrainian Canadian literature.
Ethnic literature.
Multiculturalism.
Ukrainians in Canada.
The depiction of Ukrainians in Canadian literature.
Ukrainian Canadian literature.
Allen R. Baldwin
Consortium Leader, Great Lakes Consortium for International Training
and Development.
P.O.B. 48
Bowling Green, Ohio 43402-0048
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Education (civic, primary and
secondary).
Charitable-Humanitarian issues.
Agriculture.
Dr. Margarita Balmaceda
Assistant Professor, School of Diplomacy and International Relations,
Seton Hall University.
School of Diplomacy and International
Relations
M. Quaid Hall
Seton Hall University
South Orange, NJ 07079
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Role of energy in the FSU and Central
Europe.
Ukrainian-Russian relations.
Russian-Central European relations.
Belarus': politics and foreign policy.
E. U. energy policy towards Central and Eastern Europe.
Security policy in Central-East Europe and Russia.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Book in progress: "Energy and Foreign
Policies in Central-East Europe."
Article on "Future European Energy Markets: Challenges and
Consequences for the Central European States between Brussels and
Moscow."
Antonina Berezovenko
Adjunct Associate Professor, Columbia University
400 West 119th St.
Apt. 8-M
New York, NY 10027
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Slavic languages and literature.
Sociolinguistics.
Language policy.
Prison language.
Language innovations.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
"Language Innovation: Andrukhovych's Prose"
Karel C. Berkhoff
Associate Professor, Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies,
Amsterdam
L oolan 92
2 271 TP Voorburg
The Netherlands
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Ukraine--History
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics--History
Europe--Twentieth Century--History
World War, 1939-1945
Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)
Genocide
Nationalism
Imperialism
Propaganda
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
-Soviet propaganda during the Nazi-Soviet
war of 1941-1945 (article/monograph)
-Babi Yar and Bykivnia, 1930s-present
Prof. Paul J. Best
Professor, Political Science Department, Southern Connecticut State
University
401 Seabury Hall
Southern Connecticut State University
New Haven, CT 06515
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Lemko Region.
Karpatska Rus.
Political Science: East Central Europe, East Europe and
Eurasia.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Books:
Paul Best and Jaroslaw Moklak (eds.), The Lemko Region, 1939-1947:
War, Occupation and Deportation
(Cracow and New Haven, 2002), 280 pp.
Paul Best and Jaroslaw Moklak (eds.), The Lemkos of Poland:
Articles and Essays
(Cracow and New Haven, 2000), 240 pp.
Dr. Christina Y. Bethin
Professor, Dept. of Linguistics, SUNY Stony Brook.
37 Mt. Grey Rd.
Setauket, NY 11733
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Slavic linguistics/phonology.
Historical linguistics.
Syllable structure.
Prosody.
Language teaching; Russian, Polish, Ukrainian.
Current work is on Czech phonology.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Slavic Prosody: Language Change and Phonological Theory (CUP, 1998).
Current work is on Czech phonology, Ukrainian and Belarusian dialects
Prof. Laada Bilaniuk
Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, University of
Washington
9202 45th Ave NE
Seattle, WA 98115-3848
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Linguistic Anthropology, language politics,
language and gender, nation-building, popular culture,
language ideologies, Surzhyk (language mixing),
The impact of the English language in Ukraine, critical discourse
analysis.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Language politics in Ukrainian popular culture.
Prof. Yaroslav Bilinsky
Professor Emeritus, Dept. of Political Science and International
Relations, University of Delaware
Dept. of Political Science and International
Relations
University of Delaware
Newark, DE 19716-2574
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Ukraine's position vis-à-vis NATO and the EU.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Ukrainian-Polish relations since 1997.
Political and Diplomatic consequences of Poland's entry into the
European Union.
Publication: "The Sixtieth Anniversary of the Polish-Ukrainian
Tragedy of Volyn,"
The Ukrainian Quarterly, v. 59, nn. 3-4 (Fall-Winter 2003),
236-254.
Jaryna Turko Bodrock
Harvard College Library (1970-1995), retired
10 Goodman Road
Cambridge, MA 02139-1609
Serhii Bondaruk, Ph.D.
Docent (Associate Professor), Cultural Studies Department,
Volyn' State University im. Lesya Ukrainka
13-a Prospekt Sobornosty, apt. 23
Luts'k-24
43024
Ukraine
sbondaruk@mail.ru
bond@univer.lutsk.ua
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Cultural Studies.
Multiculturalism.
Ethnic relations.
Ukrainian social philosophy (V. Lypynskyi).
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Canadian-Ukrainian Democracy Education
Project.
Regional Scholars Exchange Program (RSEP).
Doctoral Dissertation: "Multiculturalism and Ethnic
Culture."
Pavlo Bosyy
Assistant Professor, Department of Music, Theatre and Dance,
Oakland University
Dept. of Music, Theatre & Dance,
211 Varner Hall,
Oakland University
Rochester, MI 48309-4401
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Cultural Studies.
Stage design.
Theatre history.
Film & film theory.
Heraldry.
Gender Studies.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Book: Robert Elworthy: A Biographical Study
Oleksandr Byelyakov
Associate Professor, Kyiv National Taras Shevchenko University,
Institute of Journalism
P.O. Box 72
Kyiv-55
UA-03055
Ukraine
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Environmental journalism and public
relations.
Political Science.
Environmental Governance.
Environmental Policy and Security.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Environmental Problems in Mass Media
(Kyiv National Taras Shevchenko University, 2003), 168 pp. In
Ukrainian. Also available on the web site: http://journlib.univ.kiev.ua.
Mass Communication and Environmental Policy (Kyiv National
Taras Shevchenko University, 2001)150 pp. In Ukrainian, with English
summary. Also available on the web site: http://journlib.univ.kiev.ua.
The Environmental Press of Ukraine (Kyiv: Unicorn, 1995), 48
pp. In Russian and English.
Articles:
"Writers and Poets about Nature and Awareness of Environmental
Problems," State, Politics, and Society: Issues and Problems
within Post-Soviet Development (Center for Russian, East European
and Eurasian Studies, University of Iowa, 2002), p. 161-174.
Vitaly Chernetsky
Assistant Professor, Miami University
Drept. of German, Russian, and East Asian
Languages
172 Irvin Hall, Miami University
Oxford, OH 45056
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Ukrainian, Russian, and East European
literature, early 20th century-present (esp. contemporary, both
poetry and prose).
Literary theory.
Postmodernism.
Postcolonialism.
Cultural aspects of globalization.
Gender studies.
Film and film theory.
Visual arts.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Mapping Postcommunist Cultures: Russia
and Ukraine in the Context of Globalization
(Montreal: McGill--Queen's University Press, 2007)
Displacement, Desire, Identity: Writing and the Diasporic
Momentum (book ms. in progress).
Paul D'Anieri
University of Kansas
Office of the Associate Dean of
International Programs
The University of Kansas
Lawrence, KS 66045-1730
Dr. Andriy Danylenko
Department of Modern Languages &
Cultures
Pace University
41 Park Row
11th Floor, Room 1118
New York, NY 10038
Prof. Nathaniel Davis
Professor Emeritus, Harvey Mudd College
1783 Longwood Ave.
Claremont, CA 91711-3129
Fax: 909-607-7600
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Contemporary religion.
Politics.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Publication: A Long Walk to Church (2nd edition).
Robert A. DeLossa
History Teacher, Lowell High School (Lowell, MA)
47 Hawthorne Road
Wayland, MA 01778
Fax: 508-651-3705
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Seventeenth-century Ruthenian and Muscovite
book culture and religious polemics.
Contemporary Ukrainian politics (freedom of the press, human rights
issues).
Ukrainian language teaching and pedagogy.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
A two-year textbook of Ukrainian language
(with Roman Koropeckyj and Robert Romanchuk).
St. Nicholas and the Eastern Slavs
Political freedom in independent Ukraine with reference to the
Gongadze case.
Orest Deychakiwsky
Staff Advisor, Helsinki Commission
5114 Caverly Pl.
Beltsville, MD 20705
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
International relations.
Current affairs.
History.
Alexander Dillon
393 Pacific St.
Brooklyn, NY 11217
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
History of Eastern Europe (18th to 20th
century).
Development of modern institutional life in rural areas.
Social transformation and modernity.
Cooperative movements in Eastern Europe.
Southern Ukraine (Novorosia).
Ukrainian memoir literature.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Article: "Between Russia and Ukraine: The Cooperators of
Southern Ukraine, 1917-1920" in Torsten Lorenz (ed.), Cooperatives
in Ethnic Conficts: Eastern Europe in the 19th and Early 20th
Century (Berliner Wissenschafts-Verlag, 2006) [=Frankfurter
Studien zur Wirtschafts- und Sozialgeschichte Ostmitteleuropas, Band
15]-
- Doctoral Dissertation: "The Rural Cooperative
Movement and Problems of Modernization in Southern Ukraine (New
Russia), 1871-1921."
- Article: "The Forgotten Movement: Cooperatives and Cooperative
Networks in Imperial Russia and Ukraine" (review article), Harvard
Ukrainian Studies 23, n.1-2 (1999).
Dr. Basil Dmytryshyn
Professor Emeritus of History, Portland State
University.
5291 Woodscape Drive, SE
Salem, OR 97306
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Russian history (medieval, Imperial,
Soviet).
Russian colonial expansion (Siberia, the North Pacific, North
America).
Twentieth-century Ukraine.
Soviet interests and involvement in the Middle East.
East-Central Europe.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Preparing an English translation and
interpretive commentary of
Nestor-Iskandar's Tale of Tsargorod (From its
Origins to its Capture by the Turks in 1453).
Jurij Dobczansky
Senior Cataloging Specialist and Recommending Officer for
Ukraine,
Central and East European Languages Team,
Social Sciences Cataloging Division, Library of
Congress.
101 Independence Ave., SE
Washington, DC 20540-4362
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Bibliography and documentation for Ukrainian
studies.
Terminology and transliteration issues.
Digital resources in Ukrainian studies.
Mykola Domashevsky, Ph.D.
President, Hutsul Research Institute
Hutstul Research Institute
P.O.Box 39149
Chicago, IL 60639
Tel./fax: 773-267-7783
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Ukrainian Hutsulshchyna.
History of Hutsulshchyna.
Prof. Marta Dyczok, D.Phil
Associate Professor, Department of History, University of Western
Ontario
Department of History
Social Science Center
University of Western Ontario
London
Ontario N6A 5C2
Canada
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
International History and Politics, with a
focus on Ukraine.
Contemporary Ukraine: media and society.
Canada-Ukraine relations, 1990-present.
Migration: World War II Ukrainian refugees.
Comparative post-communism changes.
Twentieth-century involuntary migration.
Media in Post-Communist Ukraine.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
- Book: The Grand Alliance and Ukrainian
Refugees (Macmillan, 2000).
- Book: Ukraine: Movement without Change, Change without
Movement (Hardwood Academic Publishers, 2000).
- Updating Guide of Ukrainian Archival Materials in New York
Area.
Regina Faranda
Analyst, US Dept. of State
INR/R/RUC301 4th St., NW Room 366
Washington, DC 20520
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Ukrainian politics, public opinion,
economics, foreign policy, energy.
Public opinion surveys in Ukraine (gauging Ukrainians' outlook on the
economy and welfare; their confidence in institutions and leadership;
views of other countries; job approval of leadership; general
optimism/pessimism; opinions about current events; Ukraine's place in
the world and foreign policy).
Michael S. Flier
Oleksandr Potebnja Professor of Ukrainian Philology, Harvard
University
Department of Slavic Languages and
Literatures
12 Quincy St.
Harvard University
Cambridge, MA 02138
Anna Fournier
Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Anthropology, Johns Hopkins
University.
Dept. of Anthropology
Johns Hopkins University
3400 N. Charles St.
Baltimore, MD 21218
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Nationalism and ethnic relations in
Ukraine.
Ukrainian-Russian relations.
Language and identity.
Historical narratives.
Causes of ethnic conflict.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Sources of national identity among Ukrainian youth in independent Ukraine.
Luba Gawur
Librarian II - Slavic Cataloger
24451 Lakeshore Blvd. #708W
Lakeshore, Ohio 44123-1248
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Current affairs in Ukraine.
Ukrainian language, literature and culture.
Ethnology, Ethnobotany.
History of the FSU.
Theatre.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Freelance translation.
Areta V. Halibey
Librarian (ret.), University of Chicago Law School.
2807 Downing Ave.
Westchester, IL 60154-5118
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Law of Western Europe, Roman Law.
Legal developments in Ukraine.
History of Ukraine, economic aspects.
Public administration (local government).
Economics (cooperative movement).
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Volunteer librarian/researcher with the Encyclopedia of the Ukrainian Diaspora (Chicago).
Prof. Patricia Herlihy
Professor Emerita of History, Research Professor,
Watson Institute for International Studies, Brown
University.
Watson Institute for International
Studies
Box 1970
Brown University
Providence, RI 02912
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Russian history, 19th-20th centuries:
social, urban, economic, religious.
Ukrainian history, 19th-20th centuries: social, urban, economic,
religious.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Biography of Eugene Schuyler (1840-1890)
(forthcoming);
Contributor: Odessa Memories, ed. Nicholas Iljine
(Washington University Press, 2003);
Author: The Alcoholic Empire: Vodka and Politics in Late Imperial
Russia (Oxford University Press, 2002).
Prof. John Holian
Professor of Sociology and Anthropology, retired,
Sociology Dept., Cuyahoga Community College
5731 Sherwood Dr.
Cleveland, OH 44070-4146
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Sociology.
Demography.
Public health.
20th century Ethnography.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Historical Ethnography of a Ukrainian Village.
Prof. Alexandra M. Hrycak
Assistant Professor of Sociology, Reed College.
Dept. of Sociology
Reed College
3203 SE Woodstock Blvd
Portland, OR 97202-8199
Alexandra.Hrycak@directory.reed.edu
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Gender, national identity in Ukraine.
Language.
Soviet Ukrainian Theater.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Grass Roots Mobilization from above: USAID's Attempt to Build a Civil Society in Ukraine.
Dr. Halyna Hryn
Editor, Harvard Ukrainian Studies
Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute
34 Kirkland St.
Cambridge, MA 02138
Dr. Assya A. Humesky
Professor Emerita, Slavic Department, University of
Michigan.
2427 Buckingham Road
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Fax: 734-971-5054
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Language and literature
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
- Seeking important scholarly publications
in Ukraine to be translated into English and published here (a UAAUP
project).
- Conference on textbooks and other relevant materials dealing with
Ukraine.
Oleh S. Ilnytzkyj
Professor, Department of Modern Languages and Cultural Studies,
University of Alberta
Dept. of Modern Languages and Cultural
Studies
University of Alberta
200 Arts Building
Edmonton
Alberta T6G 2E8
Canada
Christina Isajiw
71 Fleming Crescent
Toronto
Ontario M4G 2B1
Canada
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Democratization.
Human rights.
Laws on minorities.
Nationalities.
Forceful migrations.
Minority law in Poland and issues of the Ukrainian minority in
Poland.
Wsewolod W. Isajiw
Professor Emeritus, Dept. of Sociology, University of
Toronto.
71 Fleming Cres.
Toronto
Ontario M4G 2B1
Canada
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Sociology of cultural diversity.
Sociology of diaspora.
Ukrainian social thought.
Sociology of nationalisms.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
The "Fourth Wave" Immigrants from Ukraine to
North America.
Ukrainian Social Thought in the 20th Century.
Identity: Its Nature and Role in History.
Adrian Ivakhiv
Assistant Professor, University of Vermont
153 S. Prospect St.
Burlington, VT 05401
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Environmental Philosophy, cultural studies,
the cultural politics of landscape.
Heritage landscapes, pilgrimage, and tourism.
Slavic and Ukrainian neo-pagan "native faith", the cultural geography
of Kyiv.
Religion and ecology, globalization and transnational identity
movements (Celticism, Eurasianism, etc.),
the social construction of "world heritage," environmental and earth
art.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Publication: "In Search of Deeper Identities: Neo-Paganism and 'Native Faith' in Contemporary Ukraine," Nova Religio, 2004 (forthcoming).
Dr. Walter R. Iwaskiw
Central and East European Languages Team
Social Sciences Cataloging Division, Library of Congress
101 Independence Ave., SE
Washington, DC 20540-4362
Lucy A. Kerner, Ph.D.
Co-editor, Communist and Post-Communist Studies
Department of Political Sciences
University of California, Los Angeles
Communist and Post-Communist Studies (CEES)
Bunche Hall
Los Angeles, CA 90024
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Ukrainian bureaucracy, institutional changes
and politics.
Russian political and institutional changes.
Management, organizational behavior, decision-making and critical
thinking.
Svitlana Kobets
51 Leacrest St.
Brampton
Ontario L6S 3K5
Canada
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Russian literature.
Russian Orthodoxy.
Orthodox Christian asceticism.
Foolishness in Christ.
Ukrainian literature.
Folklore.
Women's studies.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Ph. D. dissertation entitled "Foolishness in Christ as a Textual Topos in Russian Literature."
Dr. Zenon E. Kohut
Director, Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies
Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies
450 Athabasca Hall
University of Alberta
Edmonton
Alberta T6G 2E8
Canada
Dr. Natalie Kononenko
Professor, Faculty of Arts, University of Edmonton.
Modern Languages and Cultural Studies
Faculty of Arts
200 Arts Building
University of Alberta
Edmonton,
Alberta T6G 2E6
Canada
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Folklore.
Digital media.
Performance studies.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Book: Ukrainian Rituals: Celebrating
Marriage, Birth, and Death.
SourceCat: A search Ukrainian folklore database.
Prof. Martha Kuchar
Associate Professor, Dept. of English, Roanoke
College.
Dept. of English
Roanoke College
221 College Lane
Salem, VA 24153
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Nineteenth century Russian and Ukrainian
literature.
Nineteenth century women's writing in Russia and
Ukraine.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Russian-language narratives by Ukrainian women.
Christine A. Kulke
Ph. D. Candidate, Dept. of History, University of
California-Berkeley.
1535 Delaware St.
Berkeley, CA 94703
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Polish-Ukrainian borderlands: inter-ethnic
relations, 19th-20th centuries.
World War II and construction of Soviet Ukraine.
Regionalism.
Ukraine since independence.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
"L'viv-Lwow-L'vov-Lemberg, 1925-1955."
Dr. Myron B. Kuropas, Ph. D.
Adjunct Professor, Northern Illinois University.
107 Ilehamwood Dr.
DeKalb, IL 60115
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Ukrainian immigration history.
Historical foundations of American education.
Historical foundations of Ukrainian education.
Philosophical foundations of education.
Social foundations of education.
Civic education.
Civic education in Ukraine.
Higher education in Ukraine.
Taras Kurylo
Ph.D. Candidate in History, University of Alberta.
10423-86 Ave.
Edmonton
Alberta, T6E2M5
Canada
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Contemporary Ukrainian history, in
particular the Nazi occupation.
Nationalism and ethnic issues in contemporary Eastern and Central
Europe.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Ph.D. dissertation on the Nazi occupation of Ukraine.
Dr. Taras Kuzio
Visiting Professor
Institute for European, Russian and Eurasian Studies
George Washington University
1957 E Street, NW, Suite 412
Washington, DC 20052, USA
Tel: 202 994 7914
Fax: 202 994 5436
tkuzio@gwu.edu
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Nationalism, identity, ethnic conflict.
Ukrainian National security.
Political economy.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
- Two jointly edited collections on
Ukrainian security policy and nationalism, identity and regionalism
in Ukraine.
- Articles on nationalism, identity, federalism, nation building,
historiography, in Nations and Nationalism, Ethnicities and Canadian
Review of Studies in Nationalism, forthcoming in Ethnic and Racial
Studies.
- Political consultancy for Freedom House, Europa publications,
Oxford Analytica and Jane's Publications.
Dr. Miroslav Labunka
Assistant Professor of History (retired), La Salle University;
Rector (retired), Ukrainian Free University, Munich,
Germany.
5130 N. 15th St.
Philadelphia, PA 19141-1623
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Medieval History of Eastern and Western
Europe.
Church history of Ukraine.
The current religious situation in Ukraine.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Monographs:
Metropolita Ilarion eiusque opera (Rome, Italy, 1990). In
Ukrainian.
The Legend of the Novgorodian White Cowl (Munich, Germany,
1998). In English.
Articles:
"Officium stratorus principus Galiciae et Ladomeria Danielis
Romanovych," Paleoslavica 10 (2002), n. 1. In
English.
Prof. Hugo Lane
Assistant Professor of History, Polytechnic University
Dept. of Humanities and Social Sciences
Polytechnic University
6 Metrotech Center
Brooklyn, NY 11201
Victor Hugo Lane <hlane@duke.poly.edu>
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Galicia.
Polish-Ukrainian relations.
Eighteenth- and nineteenth-century culture and elites.
Kievan Rus'.
Cossacks.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Book in progress: The Road from Lemberg to Lwów and Lviv.
George Liber
Professor of History, University of Alabama at
Birmingham
Department of History
University of Alabama at Birmingham
402-C Ullman Building
1530 3rd Avenue South
Birmingham, AL 35294-3350
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Ukraine in the Twentieth Century
CURRENT OR RECENT RESEARCH PROJECTS:
Integrating western Ukraine into the USSR, 1944-1991.
Oksana Lutsyshyna
Doctoral Candidate, University of South Florida (USF)
327 Sunnyside Rd.
Temple Terrace, FL 33617
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Women's studies, literature, translation.
Tammy M. Lynch
Institute for the Study of Conflict,
Ideology and Policy
141 Bay State Rd.
Boston, MA 02215
Cheryl A. Madden
Ph.D. Candidate, Modern European History, Providence
College
P.O. Box 46
Westerly, RI 02891
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
The Holodomor (Ukrainian
terror-famine of 1932-1933).
Forced repatriations at the end of World War II.
History of the Gulag.
Women in World War II.
Medieval history.
Literature.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Guest Editor: Holodomor: Ukrainian
Genocide, 1932-1933 (Canadian-American Slavic
Studies).
Holodomor (Ukrainian Famine) 1932-1933 and Aspects of
Stalinism (Annotated bibliography in the English language, parts
1-2).
Anna Makhorkina
Department of Political Science and
Geography
Old Dominion University
Hampton Blvd.
Norfolk, VA 23529
Oksana Malanchuk
IRWG, University of Michigan.
Dr. Daniel Marchishin
518 Church Street
Bound Brook, NJ 08805
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Ukrainian History and Archeology.
Human rights in Ukraine.
East European History and Archeology.
Ukrainian Wildlife.
Ukrainian current events, economics, and politics.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Promoting high school equivalency credit for
language and culture courses taken in Ukrainian Saturday Schools.
Teaching in Ukrainian and other East European
communities.
Pavlo Markin
Graduate Student, Research Assistant;
Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Educational Department of the Jewish
Agency for Israel
P.O. Box 24150
Mt. Scopus
Jerusalem, 91242
ISRAEL
http://www.ukrainianstudies.org/entries/markin.htm
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Sociology of art.
Ukrainian contemporary art.
Ukrainian avant-garde and other artistic movements.
Ukrainian letters.
East European Studies.
Post-Colonial Studies.
Studies in post-modernity and globalization.
Gender Studies.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Master's thesis on "Contemporary Art and Experience of Displacement: Works and Narratives of Ukrainian Contemporary Artists."
Vasyl Markus
Encyclopedia of the Ukrainian Diaspora
2247 W. Chicago Ave.
Chicago, IL 60622
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Political Science, International Relations,
International Law.
Ukrainian Studies, Ukrainian Diaspora, East-Central Europe.
Soviet religious policy, Soviet nationality policy.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Encyclopedia of the Ukrainian Diaspora.
Dr Natan Meir
Lecturer in East
European Jewish History and Culture
Southampton SO17
1BJ (
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Russian/Ukrainian Jewish history, 19th to
early 20th century.
History of Kyiv.
History of Jewish-Ukrainian relations.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
book in progress: Jewish Metropolis: The Jews of Kiev, 1859-1914.
Alexander J. Motyl
Professor of Political Science,
Deputy Director, Center for Global Change and Governance,
Rutgers University
123 Washington St.
Suite 510
Newark, NJ 07120-3094
Michael Naydan
Professor of Slavic Languages and Literatures,
Department of German and Slavic Languages, Pennsylvania State
University
311 Burrowes Bldg.
Dept. of German and Slavic Languages
Pennsylvania State University
University Park, PA 16803
Marta Olynyk
Editor, Political Affairs, E-POSHTA
5011 Kensington Ave.
Montreal,
Quebec H3X 386
Canada
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Translation (history, literature), etymology.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Translation of testimonies of Holodomor survivors.
Dr. Stephen D. Olynyk
Ph. D., Political Science
4100 Massachusetts Ave., NW #1403
Washington, DC 20016-4787
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
National security-Ukraine.
History-Ukraine.
Military affairs-Ukraine.
The NIS.
International Relations.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Book: Civil-Military Relations in Ukraine (2004).
Dr. Larissa M. L. Z. Onyshkevych
President, Shevchenko Scientific Society
9 Dogwood Dr.
Lawrenceville, NJ 08648
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Modern Ukrainian drama.
Comparative drama (modern).
Postmodernism.
Gender Studies.
Language policies.
Ukrainian orthography.
Translation.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Book on Ukrainian Drama and Theatre.
Companion to Ukrainian Literature in North America (Dictionary, in
English).
Dr. Michael Palij
Slavic Librarian Emeritus, Historian
1009 Sunset Dr.
Lawrence, KS 66044-4547
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
History.
Library studies.
The Ukrainian Revolution, 1917-1921.
Sarah D. Phillips
Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, Indiana
University
Dept. of Anthropology
Indiana University
Student Building 130
701 E. Kirkwood Ave.
Bloomington IN 47405
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Gender, NGOs, civil society, medical anthropology, Chernobyl, disability..
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
A history of the disability rights movement in Ukraine.
Ms. Nancy Popson
Senior Program Associate, Kennan Institute
The Kennan Institute
Woodrow Wilson Center
One Woodrow Wilson Plaza
1300 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20004-3027
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Nation-building.
Primary and secondary education.
Immigration trends.
US-Ukraine relations.
Ukraine-Russian relations.
Gender issues.
Regional issues.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Non-traditional immigrants in Kyiv (issues
of integration and tolerance).
Nation-building and history textbooks in contemporary
Ukraine.
Dr. Anna Procyk
Associate Professor, Department of History, Philosophy and Political
Science,
Kingsborough Community College of the City University of New
York
Department of History, Philosophy and
Political Science
KBCC of the City University of New York
2001 Oriental Boulevard
Brooklyn, NY 11235
aprocyk@kbcc.cuny.edu
aprocyk@aol.com
Natalia Pylypiuk
Associate Professor, Associate Chair for Undergraduate Studies;
University of Alberta.
President, Canadian Association of Slavists.
Dept. of Modern Languages and Cultural
Studies
University of Alberta
200 Arts Building
Edmonton
Alberta T6G 2E8
Canada
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Early-Modern Ukrainian literature.
Diaspora and dissent.
Second-language acquisition.
Polish and Spanish literature of the Renaissance and
Baroque.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
The Rhetoric of Vision in the works of H.
Skovoroda and V. Stus.
A task-based Ukrainian textbook for beginners.
Dr. Donald F. Reindl
Instructor, Deptartment of Slavic Languages and Literatures, Indiana
University.
W 4250 Vista Drive
Porterfield, WI 54159
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Historical phonology.
Historical syntax.
Comparative Slavic linguistics.
Slavic-Germanic linguistic contact.
Lexicography.
Germanic influences in Slovenian.
John S. Reshetar
Professor Emeritus of Political Science, University of Washington
(Seattle)
64470 Whispering Tree Lane
Tucson, AZ 85739-2049
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
The revolutionary period of 1917-1921.
The impact of Stalinism on Ukraine.
Ukrainian Orthodoxy and church-state relations.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Redefining Ukrainian political culture.
Maria G. Rewakowicz
3901 Independence Ave. Apt. 4D
Riverdale, NY 10463
Dr. Robert Romanchuk
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Modern Languages, Florida State
University.
Dept. of Modern Languages
Florida State University
362 Diffenbaugh
Tallahassee, FL 32306-1540
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Early Slavic.
History of reading.
Hermeneutics.
Monastic/scholastic cultures.
Ukrainian literature.
Slavic modernism.
Gogol.
Reading at Kirillov monastery (northern Russia).
The Izmaragd.
Robert A. Rothstein
Judaic Studies, University of Massachusetts.
Judaic Studies - Herter Hall
University of Massachusetts
161 Presidents Drive
Amherst, MA 01003-9312
Fax: 413-545-5876
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Slavic-Jewish relations in folklore and popular culture.
Jaroslav Rozumnyj
Department of German and Slavic Studies, University of
Manitoba.
801 Cambridge St.
Winnipeg, MB R3M 3G3
Canada
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Ukrainian Literature.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Research on the poetry of Bohdan Rubchak and of Emma Andijewska.
Marian J. Rubchak
Associate Professor, Department of History, Valpariso
University.
Department of History
Valpariso University
Valpariso, IN 46383
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Ethno-historical construction of
identity.
Comparative Ukrainian/Russian feminisms.
Diaspora.
Creation of early-modern Ukrainian indentity.
Centers and peripheries.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Fulbright to Ukraine, Spring 2004.
On Editorial Board of Canadian Review of Studies in
Nationalism.
Images of Ukrainian women during and after the late Soviet
period.
Annotated translation, with introduction, of S. Soloviev, History
of Russia from the Earliest Times (2002).
Monograph on Ukrainian feminism (in progress).
Roman Senkus
Director of Publications, Canadian Institute of Ukrainian
Studies;
Managing Editor, Encyclopedia of Ukraine, Internet version
(forthcoming).
President, Canadian Association for Ukrainian Studies.
Toronto Publications Office, CIUS
1 Spadina Crescent, room 109
University of Toronto
Toronto
Ontario M5S 2J5
Canada
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Managing Editor, Encyclopedia of Ukraine, Internet version (forthcoming).
Dr. Dmytro M. Shtohryn
Chairperson of the Ukrainian Research Program;
Professor Emeritus, Dept. of Slavic Languages and
Literatures
403 Park Lane Dr.
Champaign, IL 61820-7729
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Ukrainian literature of the 20th
century.
Ukrainian bio-bibliography.
History of Ukrainian culture.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Ukrainians in North America: A Biographical Directory (2nd ed.)
Marta Skorupsky
255 West End Ave., Apt. 10-A
New York, NY 10023
Fax: 212-877-7425
Dr. Sophia Sluzar
Historian, editor (retired), U. S. Department of State
4003 Byron Rd.
Wilmington, DE 19802
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Ukraine: human rights, media, women's
organizations.
Socio-political affairs in Poland and the Baltic
States.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
History of Ukrainian National Women's League of America (co-author).
Timothy Snyder
Assistant Professor, Department of History, Yale
University
Institute fur die Wissenschaft vom
Menschen
Spittelauer Lande 3
A-1090 Wien
Austria
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Modern East-European History
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Books in progress:
1.) Death by Toleration: The Kiev Spies, the Volhynian
Experiment, The Ukrainian Tragedy, 1926-1953;
2.) Brotherlands: A Family History of the Slavic, German, and
Jewish Nations, 1848-1989.
Dr. Andrew Sorokowski
Historical Research and Information Specialist, U. S. Department of
Justice.
2384 Glenmont Circle #T-6
Silver Spring, MD 20902
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Church history (Ukrainian).
Cultural history (East European).
Myron O. Stachiw
Associate Professor, Roger Williams University
School of Architecture, Art,
& Historic Preservation
Roger Williams University
1 Old Ferry Road
Bristol, RI 02809
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
American social and cultural history,
17th-19th centuries;
Architectural history, American historical archeology, material
life;
Ukrainian ethnography;
Material culture studies.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Impacts of the Chernobyl catastrophe on the cultural heritage of Ukraine.
Wolodymyr Stojko
Professor of History; Editor, The Ukrainian
Quarterly
52 S. Adelaide Ave.
Highland Park, NJ 08904
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
History
Prof. Roshanna P. Sylvester
Assistant Professor, Department of History, DePaul
University.
Department of History
DePaul University
2320 N. Kenmore Av.
Suite 420
Chicago, IL 60614
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Late Imperial history.
Urban history.
History of crime.
Gender Studies.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Monograph: Tales of Old Odessa: Crime and Civilization in a City of Thieves.
Marta Tarnawsky
Associate Director for Foreign and International Law (retired),
University of Pennsylvania Law Library.
6509 Lawnton Ave.
Philadelphia, PA 19126-3745
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Ukrainian literature, especially studies and translations in English.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Ukrainian Literature in English; an
annotated bibliography of books, articles, translations, book
reviews. The 1966-1979 period has been submitted for publication.
Presently working on the 1990-1999 period.Three books in this series
already published:
1. Ukrainian literature in English, Books and Pamphlets,
1890-1965 (Research report no. 19)
2. Articles in Journals and Collections, 1840-1965 (Research
report no. 51)
3. Books, articles, translations, book reviews 1980-1989
(Research report no. 62)
- all published by the Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies,
University of Alberta (1988, 1992, 1999).
Available also on the internet at http://www.utoronto.ca/cius
Virlana Tkacz
Theatre director and translator, Yara Arts Group at La MaMa
Experimental Theatre
Yara Arts Group
306 East 11th Street #3B
New York, NY 10003
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Avant-guarde theatre.
Contemporary Ukrainian poetry.
Traditional Ukrainian folk material.
Buryat poetry.
Traditional folk material.
Shamanism.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
New theatre piece for Yara Arts Group at La
Mama.
Translations of Ukrainian folk songs.
Co-editor of Anthology of Articles on Ukrainian theatre-director Les
Kurbas.
Book: Shanar: A Dedication Ritual of Buryat Shaman in Siberia
(Parabola Books, November 2002).
Translating poetry of Serhii Zhadan.
Editor of anthology of American experimental drama in
Ukrainian.
Julia Verkholantsev
Lecturer, Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures,
University of Pennsylvania
Department of Slavic Languages and
Literatures
745 Williams Hall
255 South 36th Street
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, PA 19104-6305
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Cultural history of the Grand Duchy of
Lithuania.
Ruthenian linguistic and literary culture.
Textual transmission, Ruthenian translations from Czech.
Czech, Polish and Russian Philology.
Linguistic historiography, literacy, and writing.
Cryptography.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Edition of a Church Slavonic translation of
the Visio Tundali.
Textual transmission of the medieval Sibylline Prophecy
(German-Czech-Ruthenian).
Mark von Hagen
Professor of History, Columbia University
Past President, IAUS
Department of History
Fayerweather 611
Columbia University
New York, NY 10027
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Nineteenth-twentieth century Russian,
Ukrainian and Eurasian history.
Nationalism.
War and revolutions.
Armies.
Cultural history.
Intellectual history.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Manuscript: Between Empire and Nation: The Making of Modern Ukraine, 1914-1923.
Prof. Catherine C. Wanner
Assistant Professor, Dept. of History, Pennsylvania State
University.
Dept. of History
108 Weaver Building
The Pennsylvania State University
University Park, PA 16802-5500
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Cultural Anthropology.
Twentieth century Ukrainian history.
Religion.
Immigration.
Diaspora studies.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Book project: Communities of the Converted: Religion and Migration After the Fall of the Soviet Union.
Dr. Zenon V. Wasyliw
Associate Professor of History, Supervisor of Social Studies, Teacher
of Education;
Ithaca College.
Department of History
Ithaca College
Ithaca, NY 14850
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Religion in 20th century Ukraine.
Cultural policy in the Ukrainian countryside, 1921-28.
Education policy and building a civil society.
Educational exchanges.
Ukrainian-American history: upstate New York and Northeastern
Pennsylvania.
Appraising recent developments in church relations.
Educational exchange and development.
The 1920s (see above).
Ukrainian-American history.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Cultural policy in the Ukrainian
countryside, 1921-1928.
Church relations in contemporary Ukraine within the context of
general European developments.
Ukrainian-American history.
Lucan A. Way
Post-Doctoral Fellow, Davis Center for Russian Studies, Harvard
University
2 Ware St.
Apt. 107
Cambridge, MA 02138
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Economics.
Domestic politics.
Finance.
Soviet history.
International relations.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
State Building and Budgetary Politics in
Ukraine (book).
Melnychenko tapes (archive).
Curt F. Woolhiser
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Slavic Languages and Literatures, The
University of Texas.
Department of Slavic Languages and
Literatures
Box 7217
The University of Texas
Austin, TX 78713-7217
Fax: 512-471-6710
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Slavic linguistics (emphasis on East and
West Slavic).
Language variation and change.
Language and dialect contact.
Structural and pragmatic aspects of code-switching.
Language attitudes and folk linguistics.
Language ideology.
Sociolinguistic theory and post-socialist societies.
Language planning and language policy.
Language and identity.
Political discourse.
Ukrainian and Belarusian literary and cultural
studies.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
1. Book chapter: "Political Borders and
Dialect Divergence/Convergence in Europe," in P. Auer, F. Hinskens
and P. Kerswill (eds.), Dialect Change: The Convergence and
Divergence of Dialects in Contemporary Societies (Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press, forthcoming).
2. Book chapter: "Language Ideology and Language Conflict in
Post-Soviet Belarus," in Camille O'Reilly (ed.), Language,
Ethnicity and the State, Vol. II (London: Palgrave, 2001).
3. Book chapter: "Linguonyms in Southwestern East Slavic: Issues in
Perceptual Dialectology and Language Ideology" (in preparation).
4. Article: "Imagining the Speech Community: Language Attitudes in
the Contemporary Polish-Belarusian Border Region" (in
preparation).
5. Book: From Borders to Isoglosses: Dialect Divergence in the
Polish-Belarusian Borderlands (in preparation).
Prof. Christine D. Worobec
Department of History, Northern Illinois University.
Department of History
Northern Illinois University
DeKalb, IL 60115
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Eighteenth- and nineteenth-century Russian and Ukrainian history: peasants, women, popular Orthodoxy.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Bibliography on Women and Gender in
Eastern Europe and the Successor States of the Soviet Union (2
vols.).
Serafim of Sarov: A Biography (in progress).
Roman B. Worobec, Ph.D.
Editor-in-Chief, JUMANA (Journal of the Ukrainian Medical Association
of North America).
1000 Croton Drive
Alexandria, VA 22308
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Analysis and management of biomedical
information.
History of medicine in Ukraine.
Ukrainian history, current affairs, and language politics in Ukraine.
Medical lexicography.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Contributing editor to Dorland's
Illustrated Ukrainian-English Medical Dictionary.
Providing access in Ukrainian to Unified
Medical Language System (UMLS).
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Dr. Bohdan S. Wynar
Consultant (retired), Libraries Unlimited, Inc.
6008 So. Lakeview St.
Littleton, CO 80120
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
History of economic development in
Ukraine.
Bbliography and library and information science.
Ukrainian history and culture.
CURRENT OR RECENT PROJECTS:
Updating of (on-line) Independent
Ukraine: A Bibliographic Guide (2000).
Preparing memoirs to be published in Ukrainian and some lectures in
English.
Russell Zguta
Dept. of History, University of Missouri - Columbia.
Department of History
101 Read Hall
University of Missouri (Columbia)
Columbia, MO 65211
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Early Ukrainian hospitals.
History of medicine among the East Slavs.
The role of brotherhoods (bratstva) in philanthropy and
medical care.
Myroslava Tomorug Znayenko
President, AAUS
Professor of Slavic Languages and Literatures,
Director of Central and East European Studies
Rutgers University
175 University Avenue
Newark, N.J. 07l02
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Slavic Literatures and Civilizations
Slavic Mythology
Ukrainian, Russian, Czech Literatures
Language and minority policies
Literary theory
znayenko@andromeda.rutgers.edu
Adventina G. Zywotenko-Piankoff, Ph. D.
Retired; Summer Lecturer at UFU, Munich
4501 Longview Dr.
Rocklin, CA 95677
FIELDS OF INTEREST:
Education.
Educational psychology.
The Ukrainian educator Hryhori Washchenko.