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forost is working on questions of change and persistence in Eastern European countries, concerning culture, law, and economy. For further information see the external web site <link http: www.forost.de>www.forost.de

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Fields of work

• 1.III National identity, ethnic pluralism and international relations (completed 2003)
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Projects

• 2.I Economic, Legal and Lingual Factors and Conditions of the European Integration
  • 2.I.5 East european languages as a factor of economic integration
  • 2.I.1 Reforms and interests in the enlarged EU: the fiscal consequences of the enlargement
  • 2.I.3 The banking sector in Central Europe between integration in the EU and transition
  • 2.I.6 Literature metaphers on Europe
  • European enlargement and
  • in Eastern Europe
• 1.I Transition and the enlargement of the European Union (completed 2003)
  • 1.I.2 New Emigrations from Eastern Europe and and postsoviet countries to Germany: reasons, trends and consequences
  • 1.I.1 Social culture in socialist countries
  • 1.I.3 The significance
  • 1.I.4 Reform of the juridical system in Eastern Europe as a piece of system transition
  • 1.I.5 Consequences of privatisation in Czech Republic and Hungary
  • 1.I.6 The role of the banking sector in financing und restructuring in the transition countries
  • 1.I.7 Perspectives
• 1.II Cultures in the postsocialist era: conditions and developments (completed 2003)
  • 1.II.1 A study on language perception in Croatia
  • 1.II.2 The role of history and historical consiousness in Ukraine after the end of the Soviet Union
  • 1.II.3 The image of Europe in the ukrainian schoolbooks. Stereotypes of the past, approaches of the future
  • 1.II.4 Language and culture change in Central and Eastern Europe after 1968 as a model of transnational identity
  • 1.II.5 The image of Germany and Russia in the polish literature after the 2nd World War between change and continuity
  • 1.II.6 Culture perceptions in postsocialist Russia: modells and traditions
  • 1.II.7 Churches in the context of political transition. The social and cultural role of the churches in Ukraine since 1944 to the present
• 1.III National identity, ethnic pluralism and international relations (completed 2003)
  • 1.III.1 A database on minority issues and ethnic groups in Southeastern Europe
  • 1.III.2 Historical sources and material on the history of relations in East-Central and Southeastern Europe (especially focusing on Hungary), minority issues and european integration
  • 1.III.3 Language culture and language policies in Eastern Europe - a paradigma comparison
  • 1.III.4 The german-bulgarian economic relations 1918-1944 and their importance fpr the cooperation between the F.R. of Germany and postsocialist Bulgaria
• 2.II Trust as Basic Condition for Economical and Social Integration
  • 2.I.1 The trust of the entrepreneurs in the institutions in Western Bohemia and Southern Hungary
  • 2.II.2 Staff problems due to cultural differences in mixted german (bavarian) - czech companies: analysis and solutions
  • European integration
  • The legislative secureness of bussines activity. Central and Eastern Europe after EU and home law: a divergence between ambition and reality
• 2.III Civil Society as a Vital factor for Integration
  • 2.III.1 Czech concepts for the civil society: a comparative study on terms of political thinking
  • Orthodox priests and parishes as factors of social integration in a transition society: cultural traditions and civil society perspectives in Bulgaria
• 2.IV Ethnological Pluralism and National Identiy Politics in the European Context
  • 2.IV.1 Database Cultures of Languages in Eastern Europe
  • 2.IV.2 The city of Banja Luka during the conflict in Bosnia. Ethnic conflict in serbian Bosnia 1990-1995; a case study
  • 2.IV.3 Historical sources and material on the history of relations in East-Central and Southeastern Europa (especially focusing on Hungary), minority issues and european integration
  • 2.IV.4 Discourses on forced migration of the years 1938-1950 in todays Poland, Czech and Slovak Republic, Hungary and Slovenia
  • 2.IV.5 A database on minority issues: "ethnodoc"

Contact

Dipl.-Päd. Helga Schubert
fortrans Geschäftsstelle
Geschwister-Scholl-Platz 1
80539 München
Telefon: +49-174-9425613
Email: <link>forost@lrz.uni-muenchen.de