The Junior Visiting Fellows regularly present their research projects in seminars. The final results are discussed at the Junior Fellows’ Conference at the end of each semester, and later published on the IWM website.

Vol. XXI-XXXII

Vol. XXXII Agnieszka Pasieka, David Petruccelli, and Ben Roth (eds.) Re-thinking European Politics and History IWM, Vienna 2012 [Published on the Web] Contributions by Vera Asenova, Tamara Banjeglav, Philip Howe, Yulia Komleva, Olha Martynuk, Agnieszka Pasieka, David Petruccelli, Elizabeth Robinson, and Ben Roth

Agnieszka Pasieka
Introduction:
Re-thinking European Politics and History

Part I

Yulia Komleva
Instilling the Idea of 'Double Identity'
History Curriculum in the Schools of Austro-Hungary

Tamara Banjeglav
Memory of War or War over Memory?
The Official Politics of Remembering in 1990s Croatia

Ben Roth
Confessions, Excuses, and the Storytelling Self
Rereading Rousseau with Paul de Man

Part II

Olha Martynuk
Sacred Hills and Commercial Downtown
Ethnic Meanings of Urban Spaces in Late Imperial Kiev

Philip Howe
Imperial Austria as a Precursor to Consociational Democracy

Vera Asenova
Small States Outside World Markets.
Bulgaria’s Trade Relations with Germany and the Soviet Union, 1932-1956

Part III

Agnieszka Pasieka, David Petruccelli, and Elizabeth Robinson
Comparative Methodologies:
An Interdisciplinary Discussion

Vol. XXXI Marta Bucholc (ed.) Social Transformations in Theory and Practice IWM, Vienna 2012 [Published on the Web] Contributions by Yulia Arskaya, Marta Bucholc, Elmar Flatschart, Piotr Kuznietzow, Natalia Palisheva, and Olena Palko

Marta Bucholc
Multiple Facets of Social Change.
Introduction

Natalia Palisheva
The Influence of the Global Context on the Perception of the Sources of Social Inequality.
The Example of the Transformation of Social and Political Thought among the Indian Elite in the Colonial Period

Olena Palko
A Bolshevik Party with a National Face.
Being Ukrainian among Communists

Yulia Arskaya
Some Aspects of Deconstruction of Totalitarianism in Russian and German Postmodernist Literature

Elmar Flatschart
Critical Dialectics for the Social Sciences.
Towards a Mediation of Critical Realism and Critical Theory

Marta Bucholc
Climbing the Stairs.
On the Progress of Society and Science in Norbert Elias’s Theory

Vol. XXX Anne Dwyer and Marta Bucholc (eds.) Disappearing Realities. On the Cultural Consequences of Social Change IWM, Vienna 2011 [Published on the Web] Contributions by Marta Bucholc, Anne Dwyer, Julia Hertlein, Jan Kühne, Olena Palko, Anastasia Platonova, Olga Tyapkina and Iryna Vushko

Anne Dwyer, Marta Bucholc
Disappearing Social Realities. Introduction

Iryna Vushko
Policing the Empire:
Austrian Gambling Regulations during the Napoleonic Wars

Olena Palko
Ukrainian National Communism in International Context

Jan Kühne
Sammy Gronemann's Lessing – Another German-Jewish Encounter

Julia Hertlein
Critique in Context:
Criticizing Critique

Olga Tyapkina
Small Towns as a Phenomenon of Historical Urbanization from a Western European Methodological Perspective

Marta Bucholc
Politics as Art of Translation.
Max Weber’s Political Ethic in Light of Ludwig Wittgenstein’s and Norbert Elias’s Theories of Language

Anastasia Platonova
Responsibility in Technological Civilization:
In Search of the Responsible Subject

Vol. XXIX Maren Behrensen, Lois Lee and Ahmet Selim Tekelioglu (eds.) Modernities Revisited IWM, Vienna 2011 [Published on the Web] Contributions by Maren Behrensen, Antonio Ferrara, Grzegorz Krzywiec, Lois Lee, Sorin Gog, Leonardo Schiocchet, Leo Schlöndorff, Elitza Stanoeva, Katharina Steidl, Ahmet Selim Tekelioglu, and Andrea Thuma

Maren Behrensen, Lois Lee and Ahmet Selim Tekelioglu
Modernities Revisited.
Introduction

I. Revisiting the Public Space

Andrea Thuma
Hannah Arendt, Agency, and the Public Space

Ahmet Selim Tekelioglu
Being European / being Muslim:
International Relations and contending forms of Muslim presence in the West

Antonio Ferrara
Beyond Ethnic Cleansing:
Demographic Surgery in European History

II. Secular Modernity and Religious Modernities

Sorin Gog
Religious education as a counter-secularization strategy in contemporary Romania

Leo Schlöndorff
1914: The old world, the new world, and the end of the world

Leonardo Schiocchet
Between the catastrophe and the promised return:
Palestinian refugee trajectories and conceptions of time in Lebanon

Lois Lee
From “neutrality” to dialogue:
Constructing the religious other in British non-religious discourses

III. Embodying Modernity/ies

Maren Behrensen
Intersex athletes:
Do we need a gender police in professional sports?

Grzegorz Krzywiec
Polish anti-Semitism:
The last European closet, cultural code, or social problem?

Katharina Steidl
Traces of/by nature:
August Strindberg’s photographic experiments of the 1890’s

Elitza Stanoeva
The dead body of the leader as an organizing principle of socialist public space:
The mausoleum of Georgi Dimitrov in Sofia

Vol. XXVIII Brian Marrin and Katrin Hammerstein (eds.) Perspectives on Memory and Identity IWM, Vienna 2010 [Published on the Web] Contributions by Katrin Hammerstein, Andreea Maierean, Paulina Napierala, Avraham Rot, and Ewa Rzanna

I. Secular and Religious Identities

Paulina Napierala
From the Secularization of the State to the De-privatization of Religion and Faith-Based Initiatives Policy in the U.S.A.

Avraham Rot
Constructing Identity and Embracing Boredom in United Europe

II. Lessons in Remembering and Forgetting

Katrin Hammerstein
Divided Austria – History Fiction in Linz

Andreea Maierean
The Unbearable Burden of Forgetting:
Lustration in Post-Communist Romania

Ewa Rzanna
A Forgotten Calamity.
Henan during the Great Famine (1958 – 1961)

Vol. XXVII Shelby E. Carpenter (ed.) Themes of Displacement IWM, Vienna 2011 [Published on the Web] Contributions by Michal Biletzki and Shelby E. Carpenter

Shelby E. Carpenter
Preface:
Themes of Displacement in Israel and Sierra Leone

Michal Biletzki
Citizenship in Crisis –
The Palestinian Citizens of Israel:
A Counterintuitive Account

Shelby E. Carpenter
Trust Building in Post-Conflict Sierra Leone

Vol. XXVI Lauren Freeman (ed.) In/visibility: Perspectives on Inclusion and Exclusion IWM, Vienna 2009 [Published on the Web] Contributions by Clemens Apprich, Andreas Elpidorou, Lauren Freeman, Magdalena Freudenschuß, and Olga Wysocka

Lauren Freeman and Andreas Elpidorou
In/visibility: Perspectives on Inclusion and Exclusion.
Introduction

Clemens Apprich
Urban Heterotopia:
Zoning Digital Space

Magdalena Freudenschuß
Negotiating Precariousness:
Navigating Discursive In/Visibilities

Olga Wysocka
Populism in Poland:
In/visible Exclusion

Andreas Elpidorou
The Upsurge of Spontaneity and the Rise of an Undivided Subject:
The Role and Place of Merleau-Ponty in the Dreyfus-McDowell Debate

Lauren Freeman
Love is Not Blind:
In/Visibility and Recognition in Martin Heidegger’s Thinking

Vol. XXV Sean Dempsey and David Nichols (eds.) Time, Memory, and Cultural Change IWM, Vienna 2009 [Published on the Web] Contributions by Shai Biderman, Thomas Carroll, Sean Dempsey, Andreas Gémes, Svetla Kazalarska, Christina Kleiser, David Nichols, Viktoria Sereda, and Vern Walker

Sean Dempsey
Time, Memory, and Cultural Change.
Introduction

Sean Dempsey
The Genesis of Secular Responsibility:
Aesthetic Education and the Neighbor

Andreas Gémes
Deconstruction of a Myth?
Austria and the Hungarian Refugees of 1956-57

Viktoria Sereda
Politics of Memory and Urban Landscape:
The Case of Lviv after World War II

Vern Walker
The Poverty of Pacifism

Thomas D. Carroll
Wittgenstein and Method in the Study of Religion

Shai Biderman
The Big Leap: Heidegger, Nietzsche, Kafka

David Nichols
Antigone's Autochthonous Voice:
Echoes in Sophocles, Hölderlin, and Heidegger

Christina Kleiser
Avishai Margalit’s Idea of an Ethics of Memory and its Relevance for a Pluralistic Europe

Svetla Kazalarska
Contemporary Art as Ars Memoriae:
Curatorial Strategies for Challenging the Post-Communist Condition

Vol. XXIV Irina Papkova (ed.) Reconciling the Irreconcilable IWM, Vienna 2009 [Published on the Web] Contributions by Brigitte Bargetz, Sofiya Dyak, Ariel Ivanier, Sushila Mesquita, Irina Papkova, and Abram Trosky

Irina Papkova
Preface

Sushila Mesquita
Rights and the Politics of Normalization

Brigitte Bargetz
The Politics of the Everyday:
A Feminist Revision of the Public/Private Frame

Sofia Dyak
The Legacies of Others.
Dealing with Historic Cityscapes in Soviet Lviv and Communist Wroclaw

Irina Papkova
Saving the Third Rome:
"Fall of the Empire", Byzantium and Putin's Russia

Ariel Ivanier
Cosmopolitanism without Agents?
Engaging the Statist Critique

Abram Trosky
On the Possibility of International Theory:
A Cosmopolitan Critique of Communitarian Conceptions

Vol. XXIII Martin Black and Kirsten McKillop (eds.) Human Ends and the Ends of Politics IWM, Vienna 2009 [Published on the Web] Contributions by Parveen Akhtar, Margherita Angelini, Martin Black, Stanislaw Burdziej, Kirsten McKillop, Astrid Peterle, and Irena Ristic

Martin Black and Kirsten McKillop
Preface

Parveen Akhtar
Transience Participation:
The Politics of First Generation Pakistani Migrants in the UK (post-1945)

Margherita Angelini
Writing Contemporary History in Italy between Fascism and Democracy

Martin Black
Is There a Crisis of Modernity?

Stanislaw Burdziej
Civil Religion and the Sources of Legitimacy

Kirsten McKillop
The Philosopher’s Peace:
Lasting or Final?
Kant and Democratic Peace Theory

Astrid Peterle
Thinking through Subversion in the Time of Its Impossibility

Irena Ristić
’Hell Is Other People’:
Kinships among the Yugoslav Nations

Vol. XXII Vern Walker (ed.) Indecent Exposures IWM, Vienna 2007 [Published on the Web] Contributions by Gudrun Ankele, Saskia Haag, Georg Maisser, Lydia Mulvany, Astrid Peterle, and Vern Walker

Vern Walker
Indecent Exposures:
A Personal Introduction (As It Usually Is)

Saskia Haag
"Zusammenstimmung":
Poetics of Private Space in 19th Century’s Literature

Lydia Mulvany
Madness in Nietzsche's Gay Science

Vern Walker
Apprenticeship in Pacifism
Or What to Do with Practical Advice?

Astrid Peterle
"Visible-Invisible-Hypervisible":
Sketching the Reception of Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore

Gudrun Ankele
Helene Druskowitz’ Pessimistische Kardinalsätze (1905) als Manifest

Georg Maisser
Terrorism.
On the perception and justification of violence.

Vol. XXI Alice MacLachlan and Ingvild Torsen (eds.) History and Judgment IWM, Vienna 2006 [Published on the Web] Contributions by Eric Michael Dale, Csilla Kiss, Adam Kozuchowski, Sophie Loidolt, Alice MacLachlan, Thomas Szanto, Ingvild Torsen, and Alexander Vezenkov

Alice MacLachlan and Ingvild Torsen
History and Judgment:
Introduction

Csilla Kiss
We Are Not Like Us.
Transitional Justice:
The (Re)construction of Post-communist Memory

Adam Kozuchowski
Why and How do States Fall?
The Case of Austria-Hungary in the Inter-War Historical Discourse

Ingvild Torsen
The Metaphysical Discipline of Aesthetics:
Martin Heidegger and the End of Art

Alexander Vezenkov
History against Geography.
Should We Always Think of the Balkans as Part of Europe?

Eric Michael Dale
Hegel, Evil and the End of History

Sophie Loidolt
The 'Prophet' and the 'Histor':
Arendt and Levinas on Judging

Alice MacLachlan
An Ethic of Plurality:
Reconciling Politics and Morality in Hannah Arendt

Thomas Szanto
What 'Science of Consciousness'?
A Phenomenological Take on Naturalizing the Mind