Journées Balkaniques / Balkan Days

AIESEE will organize a Balkan Days session at the next, 21st International Congress of Historical Sciences (CISH) which will take place in Amsterdam from 22 to 28 August 2010 . The topic is "Southeastern Europe and Asia" and includes the relationships between the Balkan and Carpatho-Danubian regions with the different parts of the Asian continent (Asia Minor, the Near East, India, the Chinese-Japanese and the Siberian areas) from prehistory to present day. Please consider participating in the Balkan Days at CISH if you plan to attend the congress. Titles of communications should be announced no later than 31 January 2010 to the General Secretariat of AIESEE at aiesee@rdslink.ro and office@aiesee.org. Because of the current financial difficulties AIESEE will not be able to finance participation in the Balkan Days.

Tenth International Congress of AIESEE (Paris, 23-27 September 2009)

The definitive program is now available at

http://aiesee.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=22&Itemid=39&

Participate speakers from 19 countries:

• Albania (Myzafer Korkuti, Nertila Ljarja, Arta Seiti)
• Bosnia (Tomislav Išek)
• Bulgaria (Snejana Dimitrova, Alexandre Kostov, Maria Kotzabassi, Snezhanka Rakova-Marinkyova, Elena Tacheva, Vasilka Tăpkova-Zaimova, Galia Valtchinova)
• Croatia (Ljiljana Dobrovšak, Monica Genesin, Borislav Grgin, Castilia Manea-Grgin, Rebeka Mesarić Žabčič, Ivana Žebec)
• France (Hélène Antoniadis-Bibicou, Lisa Bénou, Bosko Bojovic, Guy Burgel, Hervé Georgelin, Jean-François Gossiaux, Olivier Picard, Cristina Rognoni, Maria Zoubouli)
• Cyprus (Areti Démosthénous)
• Germany (Vladimir Iliescu, Klaus Roth)
• Greece (Sia Anagnostopoulou, Théodoros Batrakoulis, Alexandros Dagkas, Vassia Karkayanni-Karabelia, Georges Kokkonis, Georgia Kourtessi-Philippakis, Papakosta Leftokhea, Amaryllis Logotheti, Ivi Mavromoustakou, Charis Meletiadis, Ileana Moroni, Kyrillos Nikolaou, Vassiliki Papoulia, Ioannis Skourtis, Théodore Spyros, Yiorgos Stathakis, Émilie Themopoulou, Nikos Vafeas)
• Italy (Francesco Altimari, Elisabetta Borromeo, Antonio d'Alessandri, Francesco Guida, Tatjana Krizman-Malev, Elton Prifti, Stevka Šmitran)
• Japan (Yoshihiro Endo, Shinichi Ishida, Ryoji Momose, Daisuke Nagashima, Ayako Oku, Nabuhiro Shiba)
• Macedonia (Vera Bitrakova-Grozdanova, Eleni Bužarovska, Taki Fiti, Ubavka Gajdova, Veselinka Labrovska, Marjan Marković, Vitomir Mitevski, Vlado Kambovski, Luan Starova, Jovan Takovski, Liljana Todorova, Zuzanna Topolinska)
• Montenegro (Radoslav Raspopovic)
• Poland (Irena Sawicka, Jolanta Sujecka)
• Romania (Carmen Cocea-Crişan, Alexandru Madgearu, Zamfira Mihail, Nicolae Răzvan Mitu, Valeriu Râpeanu, Răzvan Theodorescu)
• Russia (Grigory Arsh, Olga Belova, Andrey Edemskiy, Fatima Eloeva, Alexandra Evdokimova, Natalia Evseenko, Valentina Fedchenko, Natalia Golant, V. Y. Grossul, Lusine Gushchyan, Elena Guskova, Petr Iskenderov, Alvina Jougra, Maxim Kisilier, Ksenija Klimova, Elena Koudryavtseva, Alexei Lidov, Maksim Makartsev, Marina Martynova, Maria Morozova, Konstantin Nikiforov, Alexander Novik, Irina Oretskaia, Vladimir Petrukhin, Anna Plotnikova, Elena G. Rabinovitch, Alexander Rusakov, Elena Sartori, Irina Sedakova, Svetlana Sidneva, Oksana Tchoekha, Artem Ulunyan, Elena Uzeneva, Svetlana Zalgraykina, Natalya Zlydneva)
• Serbia (Cedomir Antić, Dušan T. Bataković, Vladimir P. Petrovic, Vojislav Pavlovic, Isak Shema)
• Switzerland (Stella Ghervas)
• Turkey (Melek Delilbaşi, Melek Firat, Hatice Oruc, Bariş Ünlü, Nuri Yesilyurt)
• USA (Victor Friedman)
  

10th International Congress of AIESEE

The Association Internationale d’Etudes du Sud-Est Européen (AIESEE), established in 1963, will hold its 10th International Congress in Paris from 23rd to 27th of September 2009. To find our more about AIESEE, its congresses and publications click here. To view the current draft of the program for the upcoming congress click here.