Call for Applications: Feminist Critical Analysis: Boundaries, Borders and Borderlands Postgraduate course Inter-University Centre Dubrovnik, Croatia May 24-29, 2004 Belgrade Women's Studies Center, Centre for Women's Studies, Zagreb, and Women's and Gender Studies Department, Rutgers University are pleased to announce postgraduate course: Boundaries, Borders and Borderlands. This, fifth, course is a part of a long-term co-operation between three institutions, in offering a joint graduate courses, each year focusing on a different issue. The course will be co-directed by Dasa Duhacek (Belgrade Women's Studies Center), Zeljka Jelavic (Centre for Women's Studies, Zagreb) and Joanna Regulska (Rutgers University, USA). All postgraduate students interested in the topic may apply for participation. Participants should seek funds from their own institutions to cover travel and accommodation costs. Limited financial support is available for participants from Central and Eastern Europe. Application Procedure: A short narrative explaining your interest in the topic and your C.V. (please be sure to include all your current contact information at the top of your C.V.) should be submitted by e-mail to zenstud@zamir.net subject: IUC Dubrovnik 2004, or by fax + 385 1 48 72 406. Registration deadline is January 2, 2004.

The Critical Languages Institute of Arizona State University is accepting applications for summer 2004 session for instructors for Albanian, Armenian, Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian, Macedonian, Polish, and Tatar. The CLI, organized through the Russian and East European Studies Center. ( http://www.asu.edu/cli, http://www.asu.edu/reesc). Required: Bachelor's degree in a related field and experience in teaching at the collegiate level. Desired: Native competency in the language of instruction and effective Communication skills. One has to be familiar with the American University system and culture and demonstrated academic interest in the field. Send a CV and contact information (preferably e-mail addresses) of two references to: Search Committee Critical Languages Institute, REESC Arizona State University PO Box 872601, Tempe, AZ 85278-2601 Applications can also be submitted electronically to: Danko.Sipka@asu.edu, subject line: CLI Instructor Position. Short-listed candidates will be interviewed by telephone. Deadline: December 1, 2003; Web: http://www.public.asu.edu/~dsipka Phone: 480-965-7706 Fax: 480-965-0310

Call for Students: European Graduate School for Training in Economic and Social Historical Research SEMINAR 2003. Title: Borders, frontiers and border-regions in history. ESTER is an initiative of the N.W. Posthumus Institute which is a national graduate school for economic and social history in the Netherlands. The main purpose of ESTER is to offer high-level research training for advanced Ph.D. students on a European scale. The training programme comprises annual series of three one-week seminars on specific themes in the field of social and economic history. The aim of each seminar is to bring together about 15 PhD students from different countries in Europe who are working on comparable themes to discuss their respective research projects. Students wishing to participate are requested to submit a one-page synopsis or summary of a proposed paper, and a brief curriculum vitae no later than 1st of November, 2003. Deadline for submission of seminar papers is 29th of February, 2004. Inquiries concerning this seminar should be addressed to Professor Helga Schulz, Faculty of Cultural Sciences, European University Viadrina Frankfurt (O), P.O. Box 1786, D-15207, Frankfurt (O), Germany, tel. 49-3-3555 34314, fax: 49-3-3555 34612, e-mail: hschulz@euv-frankfurt-o.de. For general inquiries concerning ESTER please contact the Programme Director Dr. Herman de Jong, e-mail: nwp@let.kun.nl. Further information concerning the ESTER network is available on our website: http://www.kun.nl/ester

National Studies and other MA/Ph.D. Programs at Central European University, Call for Applicants from Throughout the World In addition to Nationalism Studies CEU Offers MA and Ph.D. Programs in Many Programs and has numerous fellowships open to applicants from throughout the world. See www.ceu.hu for more information.

IPCR takes a multi-disciplinary, social scientific approach to the study of conflict. We invite students to look at the concepts of peace and conflict as observable phenomena in our world today. The goal of IPCR is to provide highly motivated, independent-thinking students with the crucial tools to analyze and mediate conflict situations. As well to help them develop the skills necessary in preparing to enter their respective professional arenas as proponents for peaceful and productive social change, whether in their own countries or abroad. We are beginning to review applications for our Fall 2004 class. For additional information please consult our web page, www.arcadia.edu/IPCR .Phone: (215) 572 4094, fax: (215) 572 2126, e-mail or regular mail.

Courses in Peace and Conflic Studies (in English) at the European University Center for Peace Studies Stadtschlaining, Austria Come join 40 participants from around the world in an intensive 3-month course in peace and conflict studies, taught by leading specialists in their field,including Johan Galtung, founder of the field of peace research.. DATES: 29 February -21 May, 2004 For more information and to apply: see www.aspr.ac.at then click on "European University Center for Peace Studies" on the left, or contact Anita Flasch at < epu@epu.ac.at >, Phone +43-3355-2498-515.Deadline: November 30, 2003 Location: Austria

Centre for Jewish-Christian Relations (CJCR) in Cambridge (UK) invites you to attend Summer School 2004: Jewish-Christian Relations in a Multi-faith World in Cambridge (UK), 28 June 9 July 2004 Led by Rev. Dr. Martin Forward Co-Founder of CJCR and former Vice-Principal of Wesley House in Cambridge; Contact: l.faltin@cjcr.cam.ac.uk URL: www.cjcr.cam.ac.uk

CEU summer program, Budapest, 2004 Applications should be received no later than January 15, 2004. Fee-paying applications can be submitted continuously until May 17. For further information applicants can contact our SUN office (summeru@ceu.hu), write to our automatic e-mail account to receive an application form (sunreq@ceu.hu), or visit our WEB site ( http://www.ceu.hu/sun/sunindx.html ) where they can find the application form and the description of each course. Applicants are encouraged to apply online at https://online.ceu.hu/osun/osun and send the attachments via regular mail by the January 15 deadline.

OSCE Academy calls for applications for new Regional Security Studies Course in Kyrgyzstan, Bishkek, 7 November 2003 - The OSCE Centre and the OSCE Academy in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, today announced the start of the first masters programme on comprehensive security issues in Central Asia. The Academy called for applications from academics and professionals from Central Asia and beyond by 30 November 2003 at the latest. More detailed information on the OSCE Academy, the masters programme and next year's pilot course can be found on the Academy's new website: http://www.osce-academy.net.kg/ Students and academics are invited to visit the website in order to find out more about the curriculum and the application procedure. Asel Tentisheva 36, Erkindik Prospect 720040, Bishkek Kyrgyzstan Tel.: +996 312 66 23 90 Fax: +996 312 66 33 29 E-mail: ac_osce@elcat.kg Location: Kyrgyzstan Deadline: Nov 30, 2003 Website: http://www.osce-academy.net.kg/