Attendees

• Lilita Aleksejeva (Latvia)
• Armen Alexanyan (Russia) (Section A - Linguistics & Languages)
• Jennifer Altehenger (Germany) (Section G - Modern History)
• Roland Altenburger (Switzerland) (Section D - Premodern Literature)
• Attilio Andreini (Italy) (Section P - Translation & Interpretation)
• Dušan Andrš (Czech Republic) (Section E - Modern Literature)
• Yumin Ao (New Zealand) (Section D - Premodern Literature)
• Friederike Assandri (Italy) (Section B - Religion & Philosophy)
• Chung-to Au (Peoples Republic of China) (Section E - Modern Literature)
• Jan Babar (Sweden)
• Timothy Baker, Jr. (Taiwan, R.O.C.) (Section F - Premodern History)
• Agita Baltgalve (Latvia) (Section B - Religion & Philosophy)
• Rafal Banka (Poland) (Section B - Religion & Philosophy)
• Huba Bartos (Hungary) (Section A - Linguistics & Languages)
• Tania Becker (Germany) (Section K - Anthropology & Sociology)
• Wolfgang Behr (Switzerland) (Section F - Premodern History)
• Serena Belligoli (Belgium) (Section H - Politics & International Relations)
• Daria Berg (United Kingdom) (Section E - Modern Literature)
• Uffe Bergeton (Denmark) (Section B - Religion & Philosophy)
• Karin Betz (Germany) (Section E - Modern Literature)
• Felix Boecking (United Kingdom) (Section G - Modern History)
• Victoria Bogushevskaya (Russia) (Section A - Linguistics & Languages)
• Nina Borevskaya (Russia) (Section Q - Other)
• Jerôme Bourgon (France)
• Rüdiger Breuer (Germany) (Section D - Premodern Literature)
• Eleonora Brice (Latvia)
• Ivana Buljan (Croatia) (Section B - Religion & Philosophy)
• Anna Busquets (Spain) (Section F - Premodern History)
• Mara Caira (Italy) (Section H - Politics & International Relations)
• Federica Casalin (Italy) (Section G - Modern History)
• Pär Cassel (USA) (Section G - Modern History)
• Miriam Castorina (Italy) (Section Q - Other)
• Sezgi Cemiloglu (Germany)
• Loredana Cesarino (Italy)
• Man Sing Chan (Peoples Republic of China) (Section P - Translation & Interpretation)
• Suching Chang (Taiwan, R.O.C.) (Section B - Religion & Philosophy)
• Mei-shiou Chao (Taiwan, R.O.C.) (Section B - Religion & Philosophy)
• Shuowin Chen (Taiwan, R.O.C.) (Section E - Modern Literature)
• Taichang Chen (United Kingdom) (Section I - Contemporary Economy & Society)
• Meiwen Chen (Netherlands)
• Yi-Wen Cheng (Netherlands) (Section I - Contemporary Economy & Society)
• Marina Cherevko (Russia)
• Wlodzimierz Cieciura (Poland) (Section G - Modern History)
• Lara Colangelo (Italy) (Section A - Linguistics & Languages)
• Jens Damm (Taiwan, R.O.C.) (Section L - Gender)
• Aglaia De Angeli (United Kingdom) (Section G - Modern History)
• Monica De Togni (Italy) (Section G - Modern History)
• Bart Dessein (Belgium) (Section B - Religion & Philosophy)
• Licia Di Giacinto (Germany) (Section B - Religion & Philosophy)
• Seong Lin Ding (Malaysia) (Section D - Premodern Literature)
• Martin Doesch (Germany)
• Mathieu Duchatel (France)
• Kaspars Eihmanis (Latvia) (Section B - Religion & Philosophy)
• Alexander Ershov (Russia) (Section H - Politics & International Relations)
• Murielle Fabre (France) (Section A - Linguistics & Languages)
• Isabella Falaschi (France) (Section N - Performing Arts & Media)
• Jun Fang (Canada ) (Section F - Premodern History)
• Xiaoping Fang (Australia) (Section K - Anthropology & Sociology)
• Rossella Ferrari (United Kingdom) (Section N - Performing Arts & Media)
• Francesca Fiaschetti (Germany)
• Ina Forande (Latvia)
• Hajo Frölich (Germany) (Section G - Modern History)
• Hideo Fukamachi (Japan) (Section G - Modern History)
• Marco Fumian (Italy)
• Monika Gaenssbauer (Germany) (Section E - Modern Literature)
• Edoardo Gagliardi (Italy) (Section N - Performing Arts & Media)
• Albert Galvany (Germany) (Section B - Religion & Philosophy)
• Mark Gamsa (Israel) (Section G - Modern History)
• Casacchia Giorgio (Peoples Republic of China) (Section A - Linguistics & Languages)
• Izabella Goikhman (Germany) (Section G - Modern History)
• Svetlana Gorbunova (Russia) (Section B - Religion & Philosophy)
• Yoann Goudin (France) (Section O - Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language)
• Roger Greatrex (Sweden) (Section J - Law)
• Georgiy Grebnyev (Russia)
• Youyou Gu (France) (Section Q - Other)
• Gilles Guiheux (France) (Section K - Anthropology & Sociology)
• Weiwei Guo (France) (Section B - Religion & Philosophy)
• Ieva Haas (Latvia) (Section P - Translation & Interpretation)
• Agnese Haijima (Latvia) (Section C - Art & Archaeology)
• Stephen Halsey (USA) (Section G - Modern History)
• Imre Hamar (Hungary) (Section B - Religion & Philosophy)
• Alison Hardie (United Kingdom)
• Ann Heirman (Belgium) (Section B - Religion & Philosophy)
• David Helliwell (United Kingdom) (Section Q - Other)
• Michael Hoeckelmann (Germany) (Section F - Premodern History)
• Albert Hoffstädt (Netherlands)
• Martin Hofmann (Germany) (Section F - Premodern History)
• Mads Holst Jensen (Denmark) (Section J - Law)
• Beverley Hooper (United Kingdom)
• Hui-ju Hsiung (Taiwan, R.O.C.) (Section A - Linguistics & Languages)
• Tina Ilgo (Slovenia) (Section E - Modern Literature)
• Gustavo Infante (United Kingdom)
• Marcin Jacoby (Poland) (Section C - Art & Archaeology)
• Andrea Janku (United Kingdom) (Section M - Environment & Ecology)
• Jura Jaroslaw (Poland) (Section H - Politics & International Relations)
• Véronique Alexandre Journeau (France) (Section D - Premodern Literature)
• Cora Jungbluth (Germany) (Section H - Politics & International Relations)
• Kresimir Jurak (Croatia)
• Daniel Z. Kadar (Hungary) (Section A - Linguistics & Languages)
• Mikhail Karpov (Russia) (Section I - Contemporary Economy & Society)
• Elisabeth Kaske (Germany) (Section G - Modern History)
• Amira Katz-Goehr (Israel) (Section D - Premodern Literature)
• Matthias Kaun (Germany) (Section Q - Other)
• Li-chun Keng (Taiwan, R.O.C.)
• Maria Khayutina (Germany) (Section F - Premodern History)
• Nadiya Kirnosova (Ukraine) (Section A - Linguistics & Languages)
• Volker Klöpsch (Germany) (Section D - Premodern Literature)
• Henning Klöter (Germany) (Section A - Linguistics & Languages)
• Sascha Klotzbücher (Austria) (Section K - Anthropology & Sociology)
• Jekaterina Koort (Estonia) (Section P - Translation & Interpretation)
• Maxim Korolkov (Russia) (Section F - Premodern History)
• Frank Kraushaar (Latvia) (Section D - Premodern Literature)
• Vladimir Kurdyumov (Russia)
• Charles Kwong (Hong Kong, P.R.C.) (Section D - Premodern Literature)
• Izabella Dorota Labedzka (Poland) (Section N - Performing Arts & Media)
• Vicky Yuen-mei Law (Hong Kong, P.R.C.)
• Anne Christine Lehmann (Germany)
• Barbara Leonesi (Italy) (Section P - Translation & Interpretation)
• Sher-shiueh Li (Taiwan, R.O.C.) (Section D - Premodern Literature)
• Xiaotao Li (Peoples Republic of China) (Section G - Modern History)
• Dace Liberte (Latvia)
• Su-fen Lin (Taiwan, R.O.C.) (Section B - Religion & Philosophy)
• Astrid Lipinsky (Austria) (Section J - Law)
• Tiziana Lippiello (Italy) (Section B - Religion & Philosophy)
• I Lo Fen (Singapore) (Section D - Premodern Literature)
• Olga Lomová (Czech Republic)
• Helen Loveday (Switzerland) (Section C - Art & Archaeology)
• Dinu Luca (Romania) (Section D - Premodern Literature)
• Polina Lukicheva (Russia) (Section C - Art & Archaeology)
• Outi Luova (Finland) (Section G - Modern History)
• Maud M'Bondjo (France) (Section B - Religion & Philosophy)
• Paolo Magagnin (Italy) (Section P - Translation & Interpretation)
• Olga Maleva (Latvia)
• Gianninoto Mariarosaria (France) (Section A - Linguistics & Languages)
• Alexey Maslov (Russia)
• Carmen Mendes (Portugal) (Section H - Politics & International Relations)
• Monica Merlin (United Kingdom) (Section C - Art & Archaeology)
• Kathrin Messing (Germany) (Section F - Premodern History)
• Florian Meyer (Germany) (Section O - Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language)
• Dominik Mierzejewski (Poland) (Section H - Politics & International Relations)
• Tracy Miller (USA) (Section F - Premodern History)
• Mathieu Missud (France) (Section A - Linguistics & Languages)
• Sherry Mou (USA) (Section Q - Other)
• Teemu Naarajärvi (Finland) (Section H - Politics & International Relations)
• Babayeva Narmin (Latvia)
• Ed Needle (United Kingdom)
• Ka-yi Ng (Hong Kong, P.R.C.) (Section B - Religion & Philosophy)
• Marc Nürnberger (Germany) (Section D - Premodern Literature)
• Lucie Olivova (Czech Republic) (Section F - Premodern History)
• Lauri Paltemaa (Finland) (Section G - Modern History)
• Shaw-Yu Pan (Taiwan, R.O.C.) (Section P - Translation & Interpretation)
• Marie-Claude Paris (France) (Section A - Linguistics & Languages)
• Jaewoo Park (Republic of Korea) (Section E - Modern Literature)
• Luisa Maria Paternicò (Italy) (Section A - Linguistics & Languages)
• Valerie Pellatt (United Kingdom) (Section L - Gender)
• Radek Pelucha (Czech Republic) (Section E - Modern Literature)
• Franklin Perkins (USA) (Section B - Religion & Philosophy)
• Nicoletta Pesaro (Italy) (Section P - Translation & Interpretation)
• Yuri Pines (Israel) (Section F - Premodern History)
• Melinda Pirazzoli (Italy) (Section P - Translation & Interpretation)
• Michael Poerner (Germany) (Section Q - Other)
• Jonas Polfuß (Germany) (Section D - Premodern Literature)
• Irina Popova (Russia)
• Vladimir Portyakov (Russia) (Section H - Politics & International Relations)
• Loreta Poskaite (Lithuania) (Section D - Premodern Literature)
• Alexandra Prats Armengol (Spain) (Section G - Modern History)
• Zheng Qianhua (Peoples Republic of China)
• Emanuele Raini (Italy) (Section A - Linguistics & Languages)
• Matthias L. Richter (USA) (Section B - Religion & Philosophy)
• Antje Richter (USA) (Section D - Premodern Literature)
• Alexey Rodionov (Russia) (Section E - Modern Literature)
• Stephanie Rogers (United Kingdom)
• Unn Målfrid H. Rolandsen (Norway) (Section K - Anthropology & Sociology)
• Ole Bjørn Rongen (Norway) (Section P - Translation & Interpretation)
• Jana Rosker (Slovenia) (Section B - Religion & Philosophy)
• Dana Rudaka (Latvia)
• Mitja Saje (Slovenia) (Section F - Premodern History)
• Sandra Marlene Salgado Garcia (El Salvador)
• Lena Scheen (Netherlands)
• Susanne Schimanski (Germany) (Section F - Premodern History)
• Michael Schimmelpfennig (Germany) (Section B - Religion & Philosophy)
• Julia Schneider (Belgium) (Section G - Modern History)
• Armin Selbitschka (Germany) (Section F - Premodern History)
• Roman Shapiro (Russia / Malaysia) (Section N - Performing Arts & Media)
• Edward Shaughnessy (USA) (Section F - Premodern History)
• Songsong Shen (France) (Section J - Law)
• Ho Shun Yee (Hong Kong, P.R.C.) (Section D - Premodern Literature)
• Ka Mou Sia (Indonesia)
• Geir Sigurðsson (Iceland) (Section B - Religion & Philosophy)
• Vytis Silius (Lithuania) (Section B - Religion & Philosophy)
• Arunas Skrudupas (Lithuania) (Section H - Politics & International Relations)
• Dmitry Smirnov (Russia) (Section I - Contemporary Economy & Society)
• Wai Ling Fion So (United Kingdom) (Section G - Modern History)
• Christian Soffel (Germany) (Section B - Religion & Philosophy)
• Flavia Solieri (Italy) (Section G - Modern History)
• Nicola Spakowski (Germany) (Section L - Gender)
• Lena Springer (Austria) (Section K - Anthropology & Sociology)
• Brunhild Staiger (Germany)
• Dominic Steavu (Germany) (Section B - Religion & Philosophy)
• Anna Stecher (Germany) (Section N - Performing Arts & Media)
• Hans Steinmüller (Germany) (Section K - Anthropology & Sociology)
• Elena Stepanova (Russia)
• Roel Sterckx (United Kingdom) (Section M - Environment & Ecology)
• Eva Sternfeld (Germany) (Section M - Environment & Ecology)
• Norman Stockman (Scotland)
• Julia Stone (Germany) (Section L - Gender)
• Kerstin Storm (Germany) (Section D - Premodern Literature)
• Mark Strange (United Kingdom) (Section F - Premodern History)
• Martyna Świątczak (Poland)
• Monika Szmyt (Poland) (Section C - Art & Archaeology)
• Mina Taskovic (Republic of Serbia) (Section L - Gender)
• Lioi Tiziana (Italy) (Section E - Modern Literature)
• Mathieu Torck (Belgium)
• Chang-lin Tsai (Taiwan, R.O.C.) (Section B - Religion & Philosophy)
• Minna Valjakka (Finland) (Section C - Art & Archaeology)
• Natasa Vampelj Suhadolnik (Slovenia) (Section C - Art & Archaeology)
• Hans van Ess (Germany) (Section F - Premodern History)
• Maja Veselic (Slovenia) (Section K - Anthropology & Sociology)
• Ernst-Joachim Vierheller (Germany) (Section B - Religion & Philosophy)
• Giovanni Vitiello (USA) (Section L - Gender)
• Brian Vivier (USA) (Section F - Premodern History)
• Kai Vogelsang (Germany) (Section F - Premodern History)
• Olesya Volkova (Russia)
• Victor Vuilleumier (Switzerland) (Section E - Modern Literature)
• Maria Wallenberg-Bondesson (Sweden) (Section J - Law)
• Dong Wang (Finland) (Section G - Modern History)
• Chaohua Wang (USA) (Section B - Religion & Philosophy)
• Robin Wang (USA) (Section L - Gender)
• Frances Weightman (United Kingdom) (Section E - Modern Literature)
• Martin Winter (Austria) (Section E - Modern Literature)
• Tobias Wissler (Belgium) (Section B - Religion & Philosophy)
• Martin Woesler (Germany) (Section E - Modern Literature)
• Tim Wright (United Kingdom)
• Guoguang Wu (Canada) (Section G - Modern History)
• Donna M.F. Wu (Taiwan, R.O.C.) (Section C - Art & Archaeology)
• Jolan Yi (Taiwan, R.O.C.) (Section L - Gender)
• Tanina Zappone (Italy)
• Yang Zhen (France) (Section P - Translation & Interpretation)
• Yiting Ethan Zheng (Taiwan, R.O.C.) (Section P - Translation & Interpretation)
• Mugur Zlotea (Romania) (Section P - Translation & Interpretation)

Last update: July 17, 2010, 11:43 EET