Courses in comparative history 2

Cluster 2: core courses in comparative history promising to lead to streams:

Ivan Kurilla, Professor, Department of Contemporary History and International Politics, Volgograd State University, Comparative History of Russian-American Relations
Oleksander Zaytsev, Head, Department of Ukrainian Modern History,Catholic University, Lviv,  Integral Nationalism and Fascism in East Central Europe, 1918-1939
Aleksander Ignjatovic, Belgrade, Architecture and National Identity of Serbia and Central and South East Europe (19-20 century)
Alena Lyubaia, National Institute of Higher Education, Belarus, Comparative history of Christianity confessions in Eastern Europe (14-17 centuries)
Elena Sobko, Moscow State University of Culture and Arts, The Russian Empire and the Habsburg Empire in the 18th century
Vjeran Pavlakovic, University of Rijeka, Comparative Culture of Memory
Murat Lamulin, Al-Farabi Kazakh National University,The EU and Central Asia: Impact of Eastern Europe Experience
Beknazarova Kyal Salijanovna, Maili-Sai State University of Kyrgyzstan, Comparative History
Diana Stah, Tiraspol State University, Moldova, British Socio-Cultural History from the Early Modern Period to the Post-Industrial Era
Bojan Tasevski, Teaching Comparative History in Eastern Europe