Conference announcement
Colleen F. Halley
cfhalley at u.washington.edu
Mon May 1 18:27:31 UTC 1995
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The First Annual Regional Conference
on
Russian, East European, and Central Asian Studies (REECAS)
May 6, 1995
Thomson Hall, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington
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Schedule:
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8:15-8:45am Coffee and registration
8:45-9:00am Welcoming remarks, Craig ZumBrunnen, REECAS and
Geography, University of Washington
9:00-10:30am First Morning Session
Session A: PRIVATIZATION IN THE FORMER SOVIET UNION
Papers: Privatization in the Russian Federation, Bren West,
Kyrgyzstan's Privatization Reform, Sharon Eicher, University of
Kansas
Privatization in the Baltic States and Economic Transition,
Christian Hewicker, Oregon State University
Session B: HISTORICAL AND POLITICAL DEVELOPMENTS
Papers: From Cold War to Cold Peace?: Changing Security Relations in
Northeast Asia, Peggy Meyer, Simon Fraser University
The Internet and East-West Relations: the Case of Non-
Governmental Organizations, Holt Ruffin, Center for
Civil Society International
Serbian Opposition to Titoism, Nick Miller, Boise State
University
10:45 - 12:15am: Second Morning Session
Session A: NEW BUSINESS FORMATIONS IN FORMER PLANNED ECONOMIES
Papers: Growth of the Firm in Planned Economies in Transition:
Institutions, Organizations, and Strategic Choice,
Mike Peng, School of Business Administration,
University of Washington
The Making of the Russian Entrepreneurial Stratum, 1985-
1991, Elzbieta Wasowska-Benson, University of
California, Berkeley
The Pskov Volny University Business Outreach Center, Cynthia
Verser, Tacoma Community College
Session B: LIBRARY AND FACULTY EXCHANGES
Papers: UW REECAS-related collection, Michael Biggins, Head, Slavic
Section, University of Washington Libraries
UW Business Library Outreach, Gordon Aamot, Head,
University of Washington Business Administration
Library
Faculty Exchange Experiences in Russia, Dale R. Comstock,
Central Washington University
University Development and Change, J.B. Henson, Washington
State University
12:15 - 1:45pm LUNCH (non-hosted)
1:45 - 3:15pm First Afternoon Session
Session A: THE RUSSIAN FAR EAST
Papers: Behavioral Health Issues in the Russian Far East, Steven
McNabb
Vladivostok's Cosmopolitan Heritage: The Architectural Legacy
of the Pre-Revolutionary Era, William Richardson,
Director, Liberal Studies Program, University of
Washington-Tacoma.
Business Opportunities in the Russian Far East, Anna Shkuropat,
Far East Technological Institute and University of
Washington
Session B: EDUCATIONAL REFORM
Papers: The History of Educational Reform in Lithuania, 1988-92,
Amanda Floan, University of Washington
Changes in Education in Estonia since Perestroika, Jaan
Ko'rgesaar, University of Tartu and University of
Oregon
Educational reforms in the Ural Region, Yeugenia Barazgova,
Ural State University and Washington State University
Session C: AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND WILDLIFE
Papers: Sustainable Development Planning: The Case of Lake Baikal,
Zane Smith, Ecologically Sustainable Development, Inc.
Agricultural Transformation in Russia, Lena Heron, Geography,
University of Washington
Endangered Species Protection in the Former USSR, Kathleen
Braden, Seattle Pacific University
3:30 - 5:00 pm Second Afternoon Session
Session A: ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
Papers: Problems of Waste Management in Russia, Irena Wosk, CDC
Engineering Consultants, Inc.
Environmental Management in Ukraine, John Richards,
Southern Oregon State College
Environmental Non-Governmental Organizations, James Dailey,
Seattle, Washington
Session B: PEDAGOGICAL ISSUES AND RESOURCES
Chair: Kurt Engelmann, Assistant Director, REECAS Center
Papers: Curriculum Development Awards, Kurt Engelmann, Assistant
Director, REECAS Center
Teaching the Russian Language Across the Curriculum, Jim
Harnish, North Seattle Community College
REECAS Home Page, Kurt Engelmann, Assistant Director, REECAS
Center
Session C: THE FUTURE OF SLAVIC STUDIES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF
WASHINGTON
Panel Participants:
Faculty Members of the Department of Slavic
Languages and Literature to be announced
5:00 - 5:15pm Closing Remarks, Craig ZumBrunnen, REECAS and
Geography, University of Washington
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