The Canadian Centre for Austrian and Central European Studies

 presents a

  COLLOQUIUM

  Resolving the Yugoslav Controversies:

 A Scholars' Initiative

  Senate Chamber

 (Old Arts Building, Room 326)

 13‑14 September 2003

Back Row:  Djurdjević-Lukić, Bjelajać, Mertus, Bokovoy

Middle Row:  Pavlović, Budding, Emmert, Rusinow

Front Row:  Dimitrijević, Haselsteiner, Ingrao, Szabo, Kastner 

 

12 September

 

7:00 P.M.  Welcoming Reception

 

13 September

 

9:00 AM     The Dissolution of Yugoslavia

                       Audrey Budding, Harvard University

10:45 AM    Coffee Break

 

11:00 AM    Kosovo's Serb Minority(1974-1990)
                        Melissa Bokovy, University of New Mexico
                        Momcilo Pavlović, Institute of Contemporary History, Belgrade
 

12:30 PM     LUNCH


2:00 PM      Independence and the Fate of Minorities (1991‑92)
                        Dennison Rusinow, University of Pittsburgh

 

3:30 PM      "Ethnic Cleansing" and War Crimes Committed (1991‑95)
                         Horst Haselsteiner, University of Vienna
                         Georg Kastner, University of Vienna

5:00 PM      Coffee Break

5:15 PM      The International Community and the FRY Belligerents (1991‑95)
                        Matjaz Klemencić, University of Maribor

7:00 PM      DINNER

 

 
 

 

14 September

 

9:00 AM      The Safe Areas
                         Charles Ingrao, Purdue University
 

10:30 AM     The War in Croatia
                         Mile Bjelajac, Institute of Contemporary History, Belgrade

 

12:00 PM     LUNCH

1:30 PM       US/NATO intervention (1998‑99)
                         Svetlana Djurdjević‑Lukić, independent scholar, Belgrade

 3:00 PM       The International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia
                          Vojin Dimitrijević, Belgrade Center for Human Rights
                          Julie Mertus, American University School of International Service


4:45 PM       Coffee Break

 

5:00 PM        Problems and Prospects
                          Tom Emmert, Gustavus Adolphus College
                          Charles Ingrao, Purdue University


7:30 PM       DINNER