ENRI-East - EU-FP7/SSH Project European, National and Regional Identities

An FP7-SSH collaborative research project (2008-2011)

Interplay of European, National and Regional Identities:

Nations between States along the New Eastern Borders of the European Union

A cross-national study of trans-boundary social and ethnic groups in Europe

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Primary funding for the research project ENRI-East is provided by the European Commission through an FP7-SSH grant #217227.

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16th Annual ASN World Convention “Charting the Nation between State and Society”
Date: 14-16 April 2011
Location: New York City, USA
Members of the ENRI-East consortium participated in the 16th Annual ASN World Convention “Charting the Nation between State and Society” that took place in New York City in April 2011. ENRI-East Experts contributed to the panels “Identity Formation among Ethnic Minorities in the New European Borderlands” and “Contemporary Ethnic Minorities in the European Borderlands: Regional Aspects of Identity Formation”.

The following presentations from the conference can already be downloaded:

  • Vil Bakirov: The study of ethnic minorities in Ukraine
  • Natalia Tchistiakova: Nations Between States. Dual Ethnic Identification
    and Allegiance of Minority Group Members

Political Systems and Political Identities in Post-Communist Eurasia, 1992-2010
Date: 13 April 2011
Location: Washington, DC, USA
On 13th April Project Coordinator Dr. Alexander Chvorostov and Dr. Natalia Waechter presented the ENRI-East project at the event “Political Systems and Political Identities in Post-Communist Eurasia, 1992-2010″, which took place at the Kennan Institute of the Woodrow Wilson Center in Washington DC.

A summary of the event is available here.

15th International Conference “Kharkiv Sociological Readings”
Date: 4-5 November 2010
Location: Kharkiv, Ukraine
ENRI-East experts participated in the 15th International Conference “Kharkiv Sociological Readings” that took place in the Ukrainian City of Kharkiv on 4th and 5th of November. Project Coordinator Dr. Alexander Chvorostov gave a keynote lecture on “Ethnicity, nationality, identity and political implications of their interplay in Central and Eastern Europe”. Furthermore ENRI-East researchers presented project findings within the panel “Ethnonational Processes, Boarders, Migration, Identities”.

The following presentations from the conference can already be downloaded:

  • Kseniya Kizilova: Methodology and Results of Ethnic Minorities Research in Ukraine (according to the results of the international research project ENRI-East)
  • Alexander Chvorostov: Ethnicity, nationality, identity and political implications of their interplay in Central and Eastern Europe

Pictures:

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ICCEES VIII World Congress “Prospects for Wider Cooperation in Eurasia”
Date: 26-31 July 2010
Location: Stockholm, Sweden
About: ENRI-East project has held two thematic panels on Identities in Central and Eastern Europe during the ICCEES Congress and co-organized panel sessions on Post-Cold War Memories in cooperation with the Ludwig Boltzmann Institut as well a special session on Central Asia studies in cooperation with the HITT-CIS consortium and conflict resolution in Trans-Dniester region.

9 abstracts have been submitted and published by ENRI experts, 4 papers resulting fully or partially from the ENRI-East studies have been presented at two thematic sessions chaired by Dr. Alexander Chvorostov and Prof. Hans-Georg Heinrich.

The following presentations can already be downloaded:

  • Alexander Chvorostov: Interplay of European, National and Regional Identities: Nations and States along the New Eastern Borders of the European Union
  • Hans-Georg Heinrich: Content Analysis of Internet Resources
  • Victor Cebotari: The Conflicting Path of Ethnic Diversity: Protesting Minorities in Central and Eastern Europe
  • Natalia Waechter, Victor Cebotari: Young People and Ethnic Identity in Multicultural
    Societies: Evidence from Eastern Europe

  • Elisabeth Schimpfoessl: Nostalgia among the new social upper class in Russia: The luxury class’s longing for the Soviet past
  • Ewa Ochman: Commemorations and Reconfigured Local Identities in the European Union Borderlands: the Case of Poland

Pictures:

               Alexander Chvorostov
                         Hans-Georg Heinrich
                  Alexander Chvorostov and Natalia Waechter


XVII ISA World Congress of Sociology “Sociology on the Move”
Date: 11-17 July 2010
Location: Gothenburg, Sweden
About: ENRI-East was represented by Alexander Chvorostov, Natalia Waechter, Lyudmila Nurse, Claire Wallace, Arvydas Matulionis and Elisabeth Schimpfoessl.

  • Alexander Chvorostov, Victor Cebotari: Identity Values among Ethnic Minorities
    in Eastern Europe. Young people and national pride
  • Natalia Waechter: Adolescents in the Web 2.0 and on Social Network Sites
  • Arvydas Matulionis: Education as a basis of formation national identity: micro- and macro analysis

More presentations soon | Pictures:


International conference “The East-Central Europe in the process of transformation and integration. The political aspects.”
Date: 14-15 May 2009
Location: Zamosc, Poland
About: ENRI-East was represented by Magdalena Czesniak (Zielinska), an ENRI-East partner from Poland, has taken part in an international conference entitled ‘Europa Srodkowo-Wschodnia w procesie transformacji i integracji. Wymiar polityczny’ [The East-Central Europe in the process of transformation and integration. The political aspects]. The conference was organized in Zamosc (14-15 May 2009) by the Maria Curie-Sklodowski University in Lublin (Uniwersytet Marii Curie-Sklodowskiej), Panstwowa Wyzsza Szkola Zawodowa in Zamosc (Zamosc State Academy) and the Zamosc Municipality. Magdalena Czesniak (Zielinska) delivered a paper entitled ‘Nauka i polityka. Projekt ENRI-East jako przyklad integracji srodowisk naukowych „starej” i „nowej” Europy [Research and politics. The ENRI-East Project as an example of integration of researchers from the ‘old’ and the ‘new’ Europe].
More information (PL) | Conference agenda (PL) | ENRI-East Presentation (PL) | ENRI-East Paper (PL) | Pictures:

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Multiple identities in Europe. How to be Slovak, Hungarian and European at the same time
Date: 15 October 2008
Location: Austria, Vienna - at the ERSTE Foundation in cooperation with Ludwig Boltzmann Institut
About: This seminar will present an oral history study undertaken by Ludwig Boltzmann Institut at the borders of Slovakia and Hungary in the towns of Komárno and Komárom, which used to be one and the same city before 1918. Preliminary results give challenging insights into the entanglement of local, national and transnational identities – are they Hungarian? Slovak? European? Or totally embedded in their towns or  regions? The analysis looks into the ways Central European border inhabitants perceive the „other“ communities and conceive of their own nationality, and how different historical experiences are reflected in these identities. This study is part of a European Cold War project carried out by the Boltzmann Institute for
European History and Public Spheres. Therefore the workshop will, as a contextualization, include inputs from another case study located at the Hungarian-Romanian border.
Ludwig Boltzmann Institut website

Identities in Conflict in the Enlarged Europe
Date: 26-27 September 2008
Location: Hungary, Budapest - at the Eötvös Loránd University
About: Lili Vargha, TARKI Social Research Institute (Budapest), presents the ENRI-East project at this RECON workshop.
Conference website | Programme (PDF)

A panel at the forthcoming ‘Cultures and/of Globalization’ event in Oxford, England. The panel covers ‘Cultural Identities and Music’
Date: 03-05 September 2008
Location: United Kingdom, Oxford
About: The event is an interdisciplinary conference organised by the Global Studies Association (UK and Europe) and Oxford Brookes University, Oxford, UK. This conference will provide an opportunity to explore the ways in which culture as the realm of meaning can inform current debates about globalization and afford greater understanding of contested globality.
More information | Presentations | Pictures

Austrian Champions in European Research
Date: 02 April 2008
Location: Austria, Vienna
More information | Pictures

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