 Конференцията ознаменува завършването на два успешни ЕБР проекта, посветени на миграциите и идентичностите в Балкански контекст на Института за етнология и фолклористика с Етнографски музей с Института за балкански изследвания, Белград и Института за Югоизточно-европейски изследвания, Букурещ. Освен екипите по двата проекта, в конференцията със свои разработки ще вземат участие и други изследователи, занимаващи се с проблематиката - от България, Македония, Сърбия, Румъния, Хърватска, Словения, Гърция, Полша, Украйна и Австрия. Конференцията ще се проведе на 14 и 15 октомври 2011 г. в Института за етнология и фолклористика с Етнографски музей, София, ул. Московска 6А.
Програма:
Friday,
14th October 2011
9.00 – 9.30 –
Registration
9.30 – 10.00 – Welcome
addresses by organisers
10.00
– 12.10 First Session
Chair: Petko Hristov
10.00 – 10.30: Key-note speech:
Vassilis Nitsiakos (University of Ioanina, Greece)
Transborder mobility and ethnicity along the Albanian-Greek
frontier after the 1990s
10.30 – 12.10:
Karmen Medica (University of Primorska, Koper,
Slovenia)
Migrants in Europe:
between integration and disintegration, in the context of contemporary
contradictions and paradoxes
Marijeta Rajković Iveta (University of Zagreb, Croatia)
Dissolution of Yugoslavia and
migration from and to newly formed states
Milana Černelić (University of Zagreb, Croatia)
The impact of migration on the cultural heritage and
identity.
The example of the Croat (sub)ethnic group Bunjevci
Mila Maeva (IEFSEM,
Sofia)
Language and migration (Bulgarian cases in
the UK and France)
Sanja
Đurin (Institute of
ethnology and folklore research, Zagreb,
Croatia)
A German – Croatian migration circuit
12.10 – 12.30: Discussion
12.30 – 13.30: Lunch
break
13.30
– 15.40 Second Session
Chair: Stelu Serban
13.30 – 14.00: Key-note
speech:
Karl Kaser (University of Graz, Austria)
Travelling, Orientalism and the photograph in the 19th
century
14.00 – 15.40:
Anelia Kassabova (IEFSEM,
Sofia)
Identities in frame. Photography and the construction of a
"national body".
Evgenia Troeva (IEFSEM,
Sofia)
Refugee Women in Bulgaria: Identities in Motion
Biljana
Ristovsкa-Josifovska (Institute
of National History, Skopje, Macedonia)
Ethnographic data on migrations in Macedonia
Constantin Iordan (Institute
for South-eastern European Studies of the Romanian
Academy, Bucharest, Romania)
The Turkish migration from Dobrogea in the inter-war period: important moments
Valentina Sharlanova (IEFSEM,
Sofia)
The history of Turkish immigration in Western
Europe – genesis, reasons and stages
15.40 – 16.00:
Disscustion
16.00 – 16.15: Coffee break
16.15
– 18.00 Third Session
Chair: Milana Černelić
Key-note
speech:
Petko Hristov (IEFSEM,
Sofia)
Migrations and new ”old”
identities: Balkan patterns
Biljana Sikimić (Institute
for Balkan Studies, Belgrade,
Serbia)
Romanians in Serbian Banat between Romania and Western Europe
Annemarie
Sorescu-Marinković (Institute for Balkan Studies, Belgrade, Serbia)
Exchange labour migration in the Vlah villages of
North-eastern Serbia
Stelu Serban (Institute
for South-eastern European Studies of the Romanian
Academy, Bucharest, Romania)
Subjectivity and migration in the socialist lifetime
Cases from Nicolae Bălcescu village, Northern Dobroudza
Bilyana Raeva (IEFSEM,
Sofia)
Forming of identity of the citizens of Dimitrovgrad – the
first Bulgarian socialist city
18.00 – 18.30:
Disscustion
18.30 – 19.00:
Presentation of new books
19.00: Welcome Coctail
Saturday,
15th of October
10.00
– 12.10 First Session
Chair: Elya Tsaneva
10.00-10.30: Key-note
speech:
Elya Tsaneva (IEFSEM,
Sofia)
The Bulgarians down
under – with objectivity and partiality
10.30 – 12.10:
Jadranka Grbić (University of Zagreb, Croatia)
Bulgarians in Croatia:
migrations, presence, identity
Vladimir Penchev (IEFSEM,
Sofia)
For Bread ... or for something else?
(The Bulgarian "contracted" labour migrations in
former Czechoslovakia
in the middle of last century)
Valentina Vaseva (IEFSEM,
Sofia)
Bulgarian market gardeners in the vicinity of Bucharest – traditions and the present
Zhenia Pimpireva (IEFSEM,
Sofia)
Migration to the city
and the identity of Bessarabian Bulgarians
Elena
Petrova
(University of Odessa, Ukraine)
What is "our”
tradition? Models and practices of identity construction among Bulgarian diaspora
in South-Western Ukraine
12.10
– 12.30:
Discussion
12.30 – 13.30: Lunch break
13.30
– 15.30:
Second Session
Chair: Biljana
Sikimić
Marinko Vuković (Croatian
Academy of Sciences and Arts, Zagreb, Croatia)
The influence of migrations and contact with others on the origin of the
name of the Croatian ethnic group Šokci
Zorancho Malinov (Institute of Folklore,
Skopje, Macedonia)
The identity of the migrants from the Shopluk in the new
environments in the others parts of Bulgaria, Serbia and Macedonia
Ekaterina Anastasova (IEFSEM,
Sofia)
Identity of transnational minorities in the nation building
process (the case of Ukraine).
Karolina
Bielenin-Lenczowska (Institute
of Ethnology and Cultural
Anthropology, University of Warsaw,
Poland)
Keeping feet in two worlds?
Everyday experiences of female migrants from Macedonia
to Italy
Ivaylo Markov (IEFSEM, Sofia)
Migration,
household and decision-making conflicts: the case of Albanians from Republic of Macedonia
Final
speech:
Anna Krasteva (New Bulgarian University,
Sofia, Bulgaria)
Balkan Migration Models
15.30 – 16.00: Final Discussion
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