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25 June 2009: CDRSEE Executive Director presents the JHP in Dubrovnik. On the occasion of a seminar organised under the umbrella of the European Fund for the Balkans in Dubrovnik, Nenad Sebek, the Center’s Executive Director, gave a lecture to the participants of the Fellowship Programme for Young Government Officials from the Western Balkans - Supporting Excellence and Leadership in Governance. Mr. Sebek presented to the trainees the Center’s Joint History Project, in a lecture entitled: “How Turkish is Your Coffee? – The Southeast European Joint History Project”. To read full article, click here.
24-26 June 2009: CDRSEE joins the ERSTE Foundation in a high-profile conference in Bucharest. The Center was invited to participate by the ERSTE Foundation to the conference The Future of Social Change 1989 – 2009: Visions and Perspectives after 20 Years of Transition, which took place between 24 and 26 June 2009 in Bucharest, Romania. The conference aimed at marking the 20 year anniversary of the fall of Communism with a look back at the developments of the last 20 years in order to assess and address challenges ahead. To read more, click here.
25-26 April 2009: Third Local Teacher Training Workshop for the Croatian Language Edition of the JHP Workbooks. Gathering over twenty history teachers primarily from Dalmatia, Dubrovnik was the host to the third and last for this cycle local teacher training workshop for the Croatian language edition. Present were local language editor and international trainer Kresimir Erdelja, history professor and international trainer Snjezana Koren and director of local partner HUNP and teacher trainer Ivan Dukic. Additionally, history teachers Nikola Damjanovic, Sonja Bancic and Kiti Korda were present in the capacity of local teacher trainers and each delivered one model lesson. To read full article, click here.
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Teaching the History of Southeastern Europe
Edited by
CHRISTINA KOULOURI
CONTENTS
- Preface by Costa Carras, JHP rapporteur
(pdf 185 kb)
- Introduction:
The Tyranny of History by Christina Koulouri, chair of the HEC Democritus
University of Thrace
(pdf 694 kb)
- History
Textbooks and the Creation of National Identity by Dubravka Stojanovic,
vice-chair of the HEC University of Belgrade
(pdf 451 kb)
- The
Culture of Dialogue by Neven Budak, University of Zagreb
(pdf 282 kb)
- The
Persistance of Ethnocentric School History by Thalia Dragonas and
Anna Frangoudaki, University of Athens
(pdf 535 kb)
- The
History of Albanians and their Neighbors in Albanian Textbooks by
Valentina Duka, University of Tirana
(pdf 182 kb)
- The
Reflection of Balkan History in the Bulgarian School Textbooks by
Alexei Kalionski, University of Sofia
(pdf 493 kb)
- Workshops
for the Future by Vera Katz, Institute of History, Sarajevo
(pdf 601 kb)
- History
Textbooks and Nationalism by Niyazi Kizilyurek, University of Cyprus
(pdf 461 kb)
- Boring
History, Bored Pupils: The Role of History Teachers by Snjezana
Koren, Osnovna skola Eugena Kumicica,
Velika Gorica, Croatia
(pdf 448 kb)
- Suggestions
for the Teaching of a Non-Conflictual History by Mirela-Luminita
Murgescu, University of Bucharest
(pdf 680 kb)
- The
Situation Regarding History Textbooks in SEE by Bozo Repe, University
of Ljubljana
(pdf 727 kb)
- Beyond National Narratives. The Role of History
Textbooks by Hanna Schissler, Georg Eckert Institute for Internaional
Textbook Research, Braunschweig
- General Problems in the History Textbooks of Balkans
by Emilija Simoska, Institute for Sociological, Political and legal
Research,Center for Ethnic Relations, Skopje
- Appendix
(pdf 404 kb)
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