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CURRICULUM VITAE

JOANNA REGULSKA

Department of Women’s and Gender Studies162 Ryders LaneRutgers UniversityNew Brunswick, NJ 08903Tel. (732) 932-9331E-mail: regulska@rci.rutgers.edu

Office of International ProgramsSchool of Arts and SciencesRutgers University77 Hamilton StreetNew Brunswick, NJ 08901Tel: (732) 932-8721

CURRENT POSITIONS

2006- Director of International Programs, School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers Univer-sity

2001-2006

Chair, Department of Women’s and Gender Studies, Rutgers University

1998- Professor , Department of Women’s and Gender Studies and GeographyRutgers University

1996- Recurrent Visiting Professor, Center for Social Studies, Polish Academy of Sci-ences, Warsaw

1989- Director, Local Democracy Partnership, Rutgers University

RESEARCH INTERESTS

Broadly defined my research and teaching concentrates on women’s agency, political activism, grassrootsmobilization, and the construction of women’s political spaces. Over the last fifteen years I have workedwith many women’s and feminist groups in central and east Europe and Central Asia on questions of po-litical participation and women’s rights. I have also conducted extensive work on the impacts of politicaland economic restructuring on the process of democratization, citizens’ participation and decentralizationin central and east Europe. I am also the director of Local Democracy Partnership Program (LDP). Sev-eral international/comparative research projects in the areas of gender studies, participatory politics, ThirdSector, and public administration have been conducted by LDP. This work has been sponsored by majorfoundations and governmental agencies and attracted over $ 9 million in funding. Several projects thatspecifically focus on women’s political subjecthood have been and are currently conducted in Belarus,Ukraine, Poland as well as Georgia, Armenia and Kyrgyzstan.

OTHER POSITIONS

2006 Co-Director Summer School, “Differences, Sexualities and Con/text”, Inter-UniversityCenter, Dubrovnik

2005 Co-Director Summer School, Citizenship and Be/longing”, Inter-University Center,Dubrovnik

2004 Co-Director Summer School, “Boundaries, Borders and Borderlands”, Inter-UniversityCenter, Dubrovnik

2003 Co-Director Summer School, “Feminist Ethics”, Inter-University Center, Dubrovnik,Croatia

2002 Co-Director Summer school, “Gender, Nation and Tradition”, Inter-University Center,Dubrovnik, Croatia

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Dubrovnik, Croatia

2001 Co-Director Summer School, “Reading the Body”, Inter-University Center, Dubrovnik,Croatia

2000 Co-Director Summer School, “Changing Social Dynamics: Gendered Theories ofPower, Control and Exclusion”, Inter-University Center, Dubrovnik, Croatia

1999-2000 Chair, Department of Geography, Rutgers University

1998 Fellow, Institute for Research on Women, Rutgers University

1998 Director of Summer University, “The Politics of Gender”, Gender and Culture Program,Central European University, Budapest

1996-98 Co-Director of the Program on Gender and Culture, Central European University, Bu-dapest

Co-Director of Regional Seminar on Gender, Culture and Representation, Gender andCulture Program, Central European University, Budapest

1996-97 Co-convener of the “Locations of Gender: Central and East Europe” Center for Russian,Central and East European Studies seminar co-organized jointly with Women's StudiesProgram and funded by Ford Foundation

1996 Co-Director of Summer University, Theories of Gender in Culture, Gender and CultureProgram, Central European University, Budapest

1995-96 Co-convener, “Local Dimensions of Transition: Central and East Europe,” run jointlywith Jan Kubik, Political Science, Rutgers University

1991-97 Academic Advisor for Humphrey Fellows, E. J. Bloustein School of Planning and Pub-lic Policy, Rutgers University

1990-98 Associate Professor of Geography, Rutgers University

1990- Senior Fellow, Center for Urban Policy Research, Rutgers University

1984- Associate Member, Women's Studies Program, Rutgers University

1982-90 Assistant Professor of Geography, Rutgers University

1980-81 Instructor, University of Colorado

1978-80 Research Assistant, Natural Hazard Research and Applications Information Center, In-stitute of Behavioral Science, University of Colorado

1976-78 Doctoral Research Fellow, Institute of Geography and Spatial Organization, PolishAcademy of Sciences

1976-77 Editor of English version, Monthly Review Architektura, Warsaw, Poland

1975-77 Translator from Polish to English, Warsaw, Warsaw Technical University

1974-75 Planning Assistant, Planning Department, City of Coventry, Great Britain

1969-70 Research Assistant, Institute of Housing, Warsaw, Poland

FELLOWSHIPS, AWARDS AND PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION

2007-082006-072005-06

International Non-residential Academic Fellowship, Soros Foundation, in support of theTbilisi State University efforts to develop women’s and gender studies.

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2004 The Knight Cross of the Order of Restitution of the Republic of Poland (Krzyz KawalerskiOrderu Odrodzenia Polski), for contributions to building civil society and local democracyin Poland, awarded by the President, The Republic of Poland.

1996 The Cavalier Cross of the Order of Merit of the Republic of Poland (Krzyz KawalerskiOrderu Zaslugi dla Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej, for contributions to the development of lo-cal democracy and local government reform in Poland, awarded by the President, TheRepublic of Poland.

Presidential Award for Distinguished Public Service, President, Rutgers University

1994 Merit Award, Rutgers University

1993-94 Fellowship from The German Marshall Fund of the United States, Residential Advisor tothe Minister for Public Administration Reform, Warsaw, Poland

Faculty of Arts and Sciences leave, Rutgers University

1993 Merit Award, Rutgers University

Nominee for Outstanding Contribution to Building Civic Society. Award given by thePresident of Poland

1990 Merit Award, Rutgers University

1988 Rhoda Freeman Recognition Award Citation for Contributions to Women's Educationgiven to the members of New Jersey Project

1986 Merit Award, Rutgers University

Faculty of Arts and Sciences leave, Rutgers University

1981 Dissertation Research Grant, University of Colorado, Boulder

1980-81 Fellowship for Ph.D. candidate, University of Colorado, Boulder

1976-78 Research Fellowship, Institute of Geography and Spatial Development, Polish Academyof Sciences, Warsaw

1977 Award for Master's Thesis, City of Bialystok, Poland

EDUCATION

1982 PhD Geography University of Colorado, Boulder, CO

1975 MA Geography University of Warsaw, Poland

PUBLICATIONS

Books

Grabowska, M., Fuszara, M., Mizielinska, J., and Regulska, J., Cooperation or Con-flict?: State, The European Union and Women, (under preparation, manuscript dueMay 2007, Warsaw: Wydawnictwa Akademickie i Profesjonalne). (In Polish)

Regulska, J. et all , Shaping Women's agenda and women's agency in the process ofthe European Union Eastern Enlargement, (book proposal under review).

Regulska, J and B. Smith, (eds), Reinventing gender of Europe (manuscript underpreparation).

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2006 With Jasmina Lukic and Darja Zavirsek (eds.) Women and Citizenship in Centraland East Europe. Ashgate Publisher. UK.

1999 With Agata Zakrzewska and Ann Graham, Being Effective in Public Life, (Wy-dawnictwo OSKA, Warsaw, 1999) 125 pages.

1998 With Agata Zakrzewska and Ann Graham, Being Active (Wydawnictwo OSKA, War-saw, 1998) 174 pages.

1995 Informational Policy at the Local Level. (Wydawnictwo Samorzadowe, Warsaw,Poland, in Polish) 206 pages. (Second edition, 1997).

1977 Theory and Practice of British Planning System. Warsaw, Poland: Polish Academyof Sciences, Committee for Space Economy and Regional Planning. 70 pages.

Articles and Chapters

Underpreparation

“Locating Women within the Post-Transformation Context” with Magda Grabowska,in Justice, Hegemony and Social Movements: Views from East/Central Europe andEurasia, (to be published as a chapter in SSRC volume on setting future researchagenda in ECE and Eurasia).

Forthcom-ing

“Gender and the labor market in China and in Poland” with Cindy C. Fan, in J. Logan(ed) Urban Change in China. London, UK: Blackwell.

Forthcom-ing

(With M. Grabowska) “Will it make a difference: EU enlargement and women’s pub-lic discourse in Poland”, in S. Roth (ed), ”Gender Issues and Women’s Movement inthe European Union”. Oxford, UK: Berghahn Books.

2006 (With A, Graham) "The Parameters of the Political: Does Meaning Matter for Partici-pation in Public Life for Women in Poland and in Ukraine” in J.Lukic and D. Za-virsek (eds.) Women and Citizenship in central and east Europe. (Ashgate Publisher,UK.)

Forthcom-ing

(With M. Grabowska) “ New Geographies of women’s subjectivities in Poland”, M.Murphy and S. Dayal (eds) in Global Babel: Interdisciplinarity, Transnationalismand the Discourses of Globalization.

2005 “Emigrantka jako Inna” (Emigrant as the Other), in S.Walczewska (ed). FeministkiWlasnym Glosem (Feminists in their own voice). Krakow, Pl: Wydawnictwo eFKA.Pp.75-88.

“A Vision for a better but centralized Union”, Ab Imperio 5(4):384-387.

2004 “Democracy and Technology”, Chapter 15 in S.D. Brunn, S.L. Cutter, and J.W. Har-rington (eds.). Geography and Technology, Kluwer Academic Publishers. Pp: 339-352

“Gender and Family in Europe”, Kobayashi, A., Essed, P. and Goldberg, D.T. (eds),Chapter in the Companion to Gender Studies, Blackwell, UK

2002 “Der Gleichstellungsdiskurs der Europaischen Union und seine Folgen furFrauen inPolen” (“EU Discourse on Women: Will it Matter for Polish Women”), Yearbook forEuropean and North American Studies, No 6. Pp: 121-151.

2001 “Vergeschlech Hichte Intergration in Europa: Neue Formen der Exklusion”, BerlinerJournal Fur Soziologie, 11(2001) 1. Pp: 51-62.

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“Gendered Integration of Europe: New Boundaries of Exclusion”, in Jahnert, G., Go-hrisch, J., Hahn, D., Nickel, H., Peinl, M. I., Schafgen, K. (eds.) Gender in Transitionin Eastern and Central Europe. Berlin: Trafo Verlag, Pp.84-97. Also reprinted in B.J.Balliet (2004), Women, Culture and Society: A Reader. Kendall/Hunt PublishingCompany. Pp. 226-240.

2000 "Women's Participation in Public Life: Is Civil Society Enough?" in: Give and Take:A Journal on Civil Society in Eurasia 3:2 (with Ann Graham)

“The Emergence of Political Society and Civil Society in Warsaw: Post-1989 Dilem-mas” Urban Geography. Vol. 21 (8)

(With M.Grochowski) “New Partnership and Collaboration: Local Government andits Supporting Institutions – The Case of Poland”, Chapter in Amma, E. and S.Montin(eds.) Towards a New Concept of Local Self-Government: Recent Local GovernmentLegislation in Comparative Perspective. Fagbokforlaget: Bergen, Norway Pp. 73-100.

“Eastern Enlargement: EU and Its Commitment to Women”, in Mojca Panic (ed) Ru-ral Women in the process of Accession to European Union. Ljubljana: Open SocietyInstitute, Pp. 3-21.

“Poland”, chapter in Anheier, H.K. and J. Kendall (eds.) The Nonprofit Sector at theCross-Road?. Routledge, London. Pp. 183-192.

“Construction of Local Space in Poland: NGOs and Local Government in Time ofTransition”, chapter in Kurczewski, J (ed.) Civil Society in Post-1989 Central andEast Europe. (Forthcoming)

(With J. Regulski) “Local Self-government Reform in Central and Eastern Europe,”chapter in Rybczynska, A. (ed.) Democracy Building Process in Central and EasternEurope. University of Maria Curie-Sklodowska, University Press, Lublin, Poland,Pp. 175-197.

1999 (With Jerzy Regulski) “Local Government Reform in Central and East Europe”,Aspecty Samovriaduvannia, Vol. 3(5).

(With Miroslaw Grochowski) “Ksztalcenie dla potrzeb administarcji publicznej wPolsce”, Samorzad Terytorialny, Vol. 9, Pp. 33-36.

(With Barbara Kudrycka) “Stowarzyszenie Edukacji Administarcji Publicznej.Przelozenie Teorii na Praktyke”, Samorzad Terytorialny, Vol. 9, pp. 88-90.

“NGOs and their Vulnerabilities During the Time of Transition: Case of Poland”Voluntas, International Journal of Voluntary and Non-Profit Organizations, Vol. 10,No. 1, pp. 61-71

“The Polish Road to Self-Governance” chapter in Klein, P.V. (ed.) Struggling with theCommunist Legacy: Studies of Yugoslavia, Romania and Poland. East EuropeanMonographs, pp. 175-190.

1998 “The rise and fall of public administration reform in Poland: why bureaucracy doesnot want to be reformed,” chapter in Barlow, M., I. Lengyel, R. Welch (eds.) LocalDevelopment and Public Administration in Transition, Jozef Attila University:Szeged, Hungary.

“Transition to Local Democracy: Do Polish Women Have a Chance?” in M.Rueschemeyer (ed.) Women in the Politics of Postcommunist Eastern Europe. M.E.Sharpe, Armonk, NY, pp. 33-63.

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“The Political and its Meaning for Women's Transitional Political in Poland” chapterin Pickles, J. and Smith A. (eds.) Theorizing Transition: The Political Economy ofChange in Central and Eastern Europe. Routledge pp. 309-329.

“Local Government Reform” chapter in Staar, R.F.(ed.) Transition to Democracy inPoland. St. Martin's Press, pp. 113-132.

“The New “Other” European Woman” chapter in Ferreira, V., Tavares, T. And S.Portugal (eds.) Shifting Bonds, Shifting Bounds: Women, Mobility and Citizenship inEurope. Celta Editora, pp.41-58.

(With M. Roseman) “What is Gender?” in Transitions, Vol. 5, No. 1, pp. 24-29.

“Building local democracy: the role of Western assistance in Poland,” in Voluntas:International Journal of Voluntary and Non-Profit Organizations, Vol. 9, No. 1, pp.1-20.

“A nova ‘Outra’ mulher europeia” Revista Critica de Ciencias Sociais, No. 50, pp.47-71.

“Den nye ‘anden’ europæiske kvinde” Kvinder, Køn og Forskning, nr. 2-98, pp. 4-15.

“Be Visible” Lettre Internationale Issue 3, No. 9, pp. 108-113.

1997 “Decentralization or (Re)Centralization: Struggle for Political Power in Poland” inEnvironment and Planning C: Government and Policy. Vol. 15, pp. 187-207.

“Politics, political and gender in Central and Eastern Europe: a Relation in Making,”chapter in Knezevic, D. and Kilic, K. (eds.) Governments Without Women or the LongMarch. Zenska Infoteka (Women's Infoteka), Zagreb, in Croatian, pp. 72-80, in Eng-lish, pp. 81-89.

(with A. Graham) “Expanding Political Space for Women in Poland: An Analysis ofThree Communities,” Communist and Post Communist Studies. Vol. 30, No. 1, pp.65-82.

(with A. Graham) “Where Political Meets Women: Creating Local Political Space,”in The Anthropology of East Europe Review, Vol. 15, No. 1, pp. 4-12.

“Decentralization or Deconcentration: Struggle for Political Power in Poland” in In-ternational Journal of Public Administration, Vol. 20, No. 3, pp. 643-680.

1996 (with M. Grochowski) “Introduction: Democratization and Decentralization.”Samorzad Terytorialny, Warsaw, Poland. Vol. 9, pp. 3-6.

“Building Democracy at the Local Level: The Case of Poland” in M. Lazar (ed.),Fortifying the Foundations: US Support for Developing and Strengthening Democ-racy in East Central Europe, International Institute of Education, New York, NY, pp.32-39.

1995 “Udzial Kobiet w Zyciu Politycznym I Spolecznym,” (“The status and position ofwomen in public and political life”), Biuletyn nr 5, Council of Europe/University ofWarsaw, pp. 53-70.

“Informational Policy and Citizens Participation”. Chapter in J. Regulska (ed.) In-formational Policy at the Local Level. Wydawnictwo Samorzadowe, Warsaw, Po-land, pp. 43-59.

1994 “Women's Participation in Local Government” in Samorzad Terytorialny (Local Self-Government) Warsaw, Poland. No. 7-8. Year IV. pp. 90-104.

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“Transition to Local Democracy: Do Polish Women Have a Chance?” in M.Rueschemeyer (ed.) Women in the Politics of Postcommunist Eastern Europe. M.E.Sharpe, Armonk, NY, pp. 35-62.

“Strategies for Women's Approaches in Regional and Urban Planning. Women's par-ticipation in decision-making bodies.” In “The challenges facing European societywith the approach of the year 2000”. European Regional Planning No. 56. Councilof Europe, Strasbourg, France. pp. 185-197.

“Stabilnosc Samorzadu Jako Gwarancja Pokonywania Przeszkod w Rozwoju Demok-racji Lokalnej” (Stability of Local Government as a Guarantee of Overcoming Barri-ers in Local Democracy Development). Chapter in Dorobek Odrodzonych Samor-zadow (The Successes of Revised Local Self-Governance. Conference Proceedings,Cracow, Poland. pp. 109-115.

1993 “Local Government Reform in Central and Eastern Europe,” in Robert J. Bennett(ed.), Local Government in the New Europe of the 1990s. Belhaven Press, London,pp. 183-197.

“Self-Governance or Central Control? Rewriting Constitutions in Central and EasternEurope,” in A.E. Dick Howard (ed.), Constitution Making in Eastern Europe,Woodrow Wilson Center Press (distributed by The Johns Hopkins University Press),pp. 133-161.

“Democratic Elections and Political Restructuring in Poland,” in John O'Loughlin andHerman Van der Wusten (eds.), New Political Geography of Eastern Europe, Bel-haven Press, London and New York, pp. 217-234.

1992 (With M. Bell) “Centralization Versus Decentralization: The Case of FinancingAutonomous Local Governments in Poland,” Public Finance in a World of Transition,supplement to Public Finances/Finances Publiques, Vol. 47, pp. 187-201.

“Women and Power in Poland: Hopes or Reality?” in J. Bystydzienski, (ed.), WomenTransforming Politics: Worldwide Strategies for Empowerment, Indiana UniversityPress, Bloomington and Indianapolis, pp. 175-191.

1991 “Az Onkormanyzat Lengyel Utja.” [“Polish road to self-governance”]. Ter esTarsadalom. Vol. 5, Nos. 2-3, pp. 135-142.

1990 (With Susanna Fried and John Tiefenbacher) “Women, Politics and Place: SpatialPatterns of Representation in New Jersey.” Geoforum, Vol. 22, pp. 203-221.

“Introduction” special issue “Changing Gender Relations in Urban Space.”Geoforum, Vol. 22, pp. 119-121.

“The Future of Poland is based on Local Democracy,” New Horizon, April, pp. 10.

(With R. W. Lake) “Political Decentralization and Capital Mobility in Planned andMarket Societies: Local Autonomy in Poland and the United States.” Policy StudiesJournal, Vol. 18, No. 3, pp. 702-720.

1987 “Urban Development Under Socialism: The Polish Experience.” Urban Geography,Vol. 8, No. 4, July-August. pp. 321-339.

(With G. Demko) “Socialism and Its Impact on Urban Processes and the City.”Urban Geography, Vol. 8, No. 4, July-August. pp. 289-293.

(With L. Vural) “Population Flows in an International Context.” Journal ofGeography, September/October. pp. 219-224.

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1986 “Dwa Kierunki ewolucji planowania przestrzennego w Europie.” [Two orientationsin planning evolution in Europe]. Bulletin of the Committee of Regional Science andSpace Economy. Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw, Poland. Vol. 130, pp. 125-134.

“Metody oceny planow przestrzennych w roznych systemach politycznych”[Methods of physical plans evaluation under different political systems]. Bulletin ofthe Committee of Regional Science and Space Economy. Polish Academy ofSciences, Warsaw, Poland. Vol. 130, pp. 135-160.

(With J. Regulski)”Urban Policy and Political Systems.” Nijmeegse PlanologischeCahiers, No. 22, pp. 5-20.

Reproduced also in Social Change and Macro-Planning: Introductory Reader. Inter-University Centre of Postgraduate Studies, Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia and University ofUtrecht. pp. 31-47.

1978 “Practice of Future Research, Planning, Decision-Making - Case Studies fromDifferent Systems, Debates in Section II,” Poland 2000, Vol. 2/III, pp. 21-25.

Guest Editor

1999 Guest Editor with Miroslaw Grochowski, “Wstep. Reforma administracji publicznej –kontynuacja poprzez profesjonalizacje”. (Introduction. Public Administration Reformthrough Professional Education.”), Special Issue, Samorzad Terytorialny. Vol. 9. pp. 5-9.

1997Guest Editor, Special Issue of Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy. Vol.15

Guest Editor with M. Grochowski, “Democratization and Deconcentration: 5 Years Af-ter,” Special Issue, Samorzad Terytorialny. Vol. 9.

1988 Guest Editor, “Changing Gender Relations in Urban Space”, Special Issue of Geoforum.Vol. No. 21.

1986-87 Guest Editor, “Socialist City”, Special Issues of Urban Geography. Vol. 8, No. 4 and 5.

Editorials, Proceedings, Book Reviews, Other Publications

2006 Review of Privatizing Poland: Baby Food, Big Business, and the Remaking of Laborby Elizabeth C. Dunn, Annals of the Association of American Geographers.

1997 “Guest Editorial.” Theme Issue: Developments in public administration in CentralEurope. Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy, Vol. 15, No. 2, pp.127-128.

1996 “Legal and Institutional Guarantees for Gender Equality in the Labor Market.”Proceedings, CSCE and Women's Rights Center, Warsaw, July, pp. 53-56.

1995 “Introduction” in Informational Policy at the Local Level, WydawnictwoSamorzadowe, Warsaw, Poland, 1995, pp. 7-9.

1994 (With A. Titkow) (ed). Women Can Do It. Polish translation of Norwegian bookunder the same title. Published by “Women Also,” Warsaw, Poland. 31 pp.

(With Domzal B., and L. Wolynska) Jak Wygrac Wybory ((How to win elections).Guidebook for women candidates based on How to win elections, published by theNational Women's Political Caucus, Washington DC and in Poland by Women Also,Warsaw, Poland, 74 pp.

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Warsaw, Poland, 74 pp.

(With Domzal B., and L. Wolynska) Jak Wygrac Wybory ((How to win elections).Guidebook for campaign headquarters, based on How to win elections, published bythe National Women's Political Caucus, Washington DC and in Poland by WomenAlso, Warsaw, Poland, 102 pp.

“Introduction to the Themes” and “Conclusions,” by General Rapporteur, inProceedings, Women's Participation in Political and Public Life. Council of Europe,Budapest, Hungary. pp. 9-13 and 36-39.

“Democracy at Regional and Local Level.” Proceedings, Human Dimension Seminaron Local Democracy Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe. CSCE,Warsaw, Poland. pp. 18-25.

“Women in Local Government: Four Years of Experiences.” In Women in LocalGovernment. Proceedings from Seminar, March 13, 1994 in Warsaw, Poland. pp. 11-21.

“Local Self-Government and Democracy” in Bulletin of Society for Advancement ofScience. Warsaw, Poland. Spring 94, No. 1, pp. 17-22.

1992 “Local Government Reform in Central and Eastern Europe: Challenges and Barriers,”in From Centralism to local Democracy, Proceedings of the International Workshopon Local Government Reforms in Central and Eastern Europe. March 24-27, 1992,Krakow, Poland. 21-29.

1986 (With S. Cutter) “Overcoming Geographic Illiteracy in the First Year of College.”Proceedings of the 1986 International Conference on the First Year Experience, p.105.

1985 (With M. Turshen) “The Feminization of Poverty.” Proceedings, First New JerseyWomen's Health Conference, pp. 32-33.

“Urban Policy under Crisis in Poland: Governmental Intervention and Response.”International Political Science Abstracts, Vol. 35. No. 2-3.

Review of Christopher Silver, Twentieth Century Richmond. Planning, Politics andRace, in the Professional Geographer. Vol. 37, No. 4, pp. 520.

Research Reports

2000 “Women in Power and Decision-Making.” Prepared for the Regional PreparatoryMeeting on the 2000 Review of Implementation of the Beijing Platform for Action,January 19-21, 2000. Geneva, Switzerland. E/ECE/RW.2/2000/5

1996 “5-Year Retrospective: AID Programs in Poland 1990-1995.” Agency forInternational Development, Warsaw, Poland, 50 pp.

1995 Women's Participation in Political and Public Life. Report on seminars held inBudapest, Prague and Warsaw, Fall 1994. Background Document EG/DEM (95) 10.Council of Europe, Strasbourg, France. 20 pp.

1994 “Pilot Program: Technical Assistance to Local Government”. Central and EasternEurope Local Government and Housing Privatization ICMA Consortium Report,Washington, DC, 23 pp.

1991 Professional and Technical Assistance to Poland in the Area of Local Government.Agency for International Development, Washington, DC, 15 pp.

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1990 “Local Government Structure in the United States,” Occasional Working Paper Series,Local Democracy in Poland, Rutgers University, 22 pp. (In Polish)

1989 (With S. Cutter)Putting Geography Into Your Classroom. Department of Geography,Rutgers University. 24 pp.

“Migration Patterns in Central and South America” and “Housing Crisis in Spain” inS.J. Weber Rumbos Geograficos. Lecturas y ejercicios para el espanol intermedio.Caldwell College, New Jersey, 15 pp.

1987 (With S. Cutter) Fostering Global Thinking: A Geographical Teaching ResourceGuide. Department of Geography, Rutgers University. 65 pp.

(With R. Lake) New CESRPG: “The Impact of Political Systems on Urban Policy:Decentralization in Poland, Sweden, and the United States.” European StudiesNewsletter. Vol. XVI, No. 6, pp. 10-14.

1986 (With S. Cutter) (ed.) Fostering Global Thinking: Teaching Modules on theGeographic Background to Current World Affairs. Department of Geography, RutgersUniversity. 43 pp.

PAPER PRESENTATIONS

Invited Lectures and Keynotes

2007 “Governance in Action: the Case of IDPs in Georgia”, with Beth Mitchneck. Openningpresentation at the IGU Public Administration Commission meeting, University ofBern, June .

2006 “The Future of Gender Studies: From MA to PhD”, International Conference: Re-building Research Universities: Towards European Higher Education and ResearchArea. Tbilisi State University, Tbilisi, Georgia (June).

2006 “Gender Equality, State and Society”, lecture presented at the Tbilisi State University,(March).

2005 “New Women’s Subjectivities: case of Poland” and “Teaching in Women’s and Gen-der Studies Programs”, at the Summer School “Kyrgyzstan in Transition: Searching forIdentity”, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. (July)

2005 “New Geographies of Women’s Subjectivities in Poland”, University of Utrecht,Women’s Program. Utrecht, Netherlands. (May).

2005 “Constructing political spaces: Women and EU eastern enlargement”, Women’s Foun-dation eFKA, Krakow, Poland. (April).

2005 “From Dabrowa Gornicza to Brussels and back”, Jagiellonian University, Krakow,Poland, (April).

2005 “Role of feminist and women’s NGOs in constructing political spaces”, University ofWroclaw, Poland (April).

2005 “Jumping Scale: Polish Women’s Agency in the Enlarged Europe” at the conference“Gender Issues and Women’s Movements in the Enlarged European Union”, Philadel-phia, (February).

2004 “Jacek Kuron Legacies”, Panel. Boston University, (December).

2004 Lectures at the Kazan State University: “New Meaning of Citizenship in Europe”,“Status of Women and Genders Studies in the US” and workshop for faculty onteaching methodology, (November).

2003 “NGOs and Local State in Time of Transformation: The Neglected Relation”, Keynoteaddress, International Civil Society Forum – 2003, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, (Septem-ber).

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address, International Civil Society Forum – 2003, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, (Septem-ber).

2003 “Women’s Political Participation”, Invited lectures at the Summer School, Bishkek,Kyrgyzstan, (June)

2001 “Eastern Enlargement and the Case of Women in Poland”. Paper presented at the con-ference, “Equal Rights and Equal Opportunities”, Polish Parliament (Sejm), Warsaw,Poland (April).

2000 “Polish Road to European Union: Searching for Women’s Space”. Paper presented atthe Conference, “Eastern Expansion of the European Union as Women’s PoliticalTask”, Kassel, Germany. (September)

“Eastern Enlargement: EU and Its Commitment to Women”, Invited keynote speaker.International Conference “ Rural Women in the Process of accession to EU”, Ljubl-jana, Slovenia. (June)

“Integration or Colonization: Gendered EU and its Relationship with the AccessionCountries.” Invited lecture, School for International Affairs, University of Washington,Seattle. (February)

“Women and Politics in Countries of Transition”, Invited Panelist, ECE PreparatoryCommission Meeting for Europe and North America for Beijing Plus 5, UN Geneva,Switzerland. (January).

1999 “Gendered Integration of Europe: New Boundaries of Exclusion”, Invited keynotespeaker. International conference on “Gender in Transition in Central and EasternEurope”, Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany. (December)

“Women’s Political Identity in Formation”. Invited Lecture. University of Zagreb,Zagreb, Croatia. (March)

1998 “The Women’s Rights Movement in Eastern Europe”. Invited opening presentation,Ford Foundation Consultation on Future Direction in Women’s Rights Advocacy inCentral and Eastern Europe. New York, N.Y. (October)

1997 “The New 'Other' European Woman.” Invited keynote speaker, 3rd European FeministResearch Conference, Coimbra, Portugal. (July)

“Gendering of Democracy in Poland,” and “Thinking about gender in the socialsciences. ” Invited keynote speaker , University of Michigan. (May)

1996 “Gender Equality and Economic Rights.” Invited speaker at the seminar “Equalitybetween women and men as a fundamental principle to democratic society,” Council ofEurope, Tirana, Albania. (December)

“Women's Rights during Political and Economic Transition.” Invited keynote speakerat the conference organized by the Office for Democratic Institutions and HumanRights, Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe, Warsaw, Poland. (June)

1996 “Women's Political Participation in Poland and U.S.” Invited speaker at the seminar“Women's Participation in Political Life.” Kharkov Center for Women's Studies,Kharkov, Ukraine. (June)

1996 “Local Government Reform and Citizens' Participation.” Invited Series of lecturespresented at Baku, Azerbaijdan. (April)

1995 “Decentralization or Deconcentration: Struggle for Political Power in Poland,” invitedspeaker at a conference sponsored by the Development Alternatives, Inc., Washington,D.C. (June)

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D.C. (June)

1995 “Building Democracy Through Technical Assistance: Reality or Utopia.” Invitedpanelist at the conference “Western Aid to Central and Eastern Europe: What We _reDoing Right, What We Are Doing Wrong, How Can We Do It Better.” WoodrowWilson International Center for Scholars, Washington, DC. (April)

1995 “Challenges and Barriers to Women's Political Participation in Central and EasternEurope.” Invited speaker, seminar on “Gender Relations in East and West: WhatChanged after 1989?” Colloquium Budapest, Budapest, Hungary. (January)

1994 “Women's Participation in Political and Public Life.” General Rapporteur at theseminars organized by Council of Europe in Budapest (November), Warsaw(December), and Prague. (December)

1994 “The Politics of Deconcentration in Poland.” Invited speaker at “Dilemmas ofEuropean Democracy” Conference sponsored by East & West European Program, TheWoodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars. Washington, DC. (September)

1994 “Stability of Local Government as a Guarantor of Overcoming Barriers in LocalDemocracy Development.” Invited paper for a conference “The Successes of RevivedLocal Self-Governance”. Cracow, Poland. (April)

1994 “Women's Participation in Planning Decision-Making Bodies: The Case of Poland.”Invited paper at the seminar of the Council of Europe, “The Challenges FacingEuropean Society with the Approach of the Year 2000.” Ornskoldsvik, Sweden.(March)

1994 “Women in Local Government.” Invited presentation at the conference “Women inLocal Government”. Warsaw, Poland. (March)

1993 “Women in Politics at the Local Level.” Invited keynote speaker at the workshop“Women in Politics in Lithuania,” Vilnus, Lithuania. (December)

1993 “Citizenship in the Democratic State: Do Polish Women Have a Chance?” Invitedkeynote speaker at the International Conference “From Dictatorship to Democracy:Women in Mediterranean, Central and Eastern Europe.” Organized by Council ofEurope and University of Barcelona, Spain. (September)

1992 “Local Self-Governance or Central Control? Rewriting the Constitutions in EasternEurope.” Invited speaker, paper presented at the Wilson Center, East Europe Studiesfor the core seminar on East European Constitutions. Washington, D.C. (May)

1991 “Women and Power in Poland: Hopes and Reality.” Presented as a part of theDouglass College Colloquium “Dilemmas of Democratization.” Douglass College,Rutgers. (March)

“Decentralization and Local Government Reform in Poland.” Invited panelist,presented at Woodrow Wilson Center, East European Studies. Washington, D.C.(January)

“New Developments in U.S. Geography.” Department of Geography, University ofTirana, Albania.

“Local Government Reform in Poland and Citizens Participation.” Department ofGeography, San Diego State University.

“Two Years Later: Local Government at Mid-Point.” Department of Anthropology,Johns Hopkins University.

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1990 “Polish Road to Self-Governance.” University College, Rutgers University.

“Political and Economic Changes in Poland.” University of Connecticut, New Britain.

1985 “Fiscal Austerity and Urban Innovation.” Roundtable Discussion, Invited Participant,Versailles, France. (July)

“Urban Policy under Market and Planned Economy.” Department of Geography,University of Minnesota.

1984 “Urban Development under Socialism.” Department of Geography, ColumbiaUniversity.

1983 “Hunger and Population Problems in a Militarized World.” Respondent to KeynoteAddress. Conference organized by the Committee on Hunger and Population, RutgersUniversity. (October)

“Geographers and Population Research.” Roundtable Discussion, Invited Participant,Population Association of America, Annual Meeting. Pittsburgh, PA. (March)

“Cultural Diversity in the Shrinking World.” Keynote Speaker, RegionalConvocations sponsored by the New Jersey State Department of Education's Officeand Talented Education, New Jersey. (March)

1982 “Metropolitan and Non-metropolitan Migration of Women in the U.S.” Florida StateUniversity, Tallahassee.

“Migration Patterns of Single Women: Case of Colorado.” University ofMassachusetts, Amherst, MA.

“Metropolitan and Non-metropolitan Migration: Causes and Consequences.” StateUniversity of New York, Albany.

1981 “Sunbelt and Frostbelt: Preferences among Elderly.” West Virginia University,Morgantown.

Other Paper Presentations

2007 “IDPs and Governance Environment: The case of Georgia”. Paper to be presented atthe Annual Meeting of the American Association of Geographers with Beth Mitchneck(U of Arizona), San Francisco (April).

2007 “Locating Women within the Post-Transformation Context”, paper to be delivered atthe SSRC Workshop “Justice, Hegemony and Social Movements: Views fromEast/Central Europe and Eurasia”, Warsaw, Poland. (April) with Magda Grabowska.

2004 “Women’s Agency, Scale and New Political Spaces”. Paper presented at theInternational Summer School “Boundaries, Borders and Borderlands”, Inter-UniversityCenter, Dubrovnik (May).

“The Politics of Scale: From Dabrowa Gornicza to Brussels and Back….” Paper to bepresented at the conference sponsored by the Polish Academy of Science, Warsaw,Poland (May).

“Women’s Narratives of Migration: Livelihood Strategies in Caucasus and CentralAsia”. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of AmericanGeographer, Philadelphia (March).

2003 “Constructing Supranational Political spaces: Women’s Agency in an EnlargedEurope”. AAASS, Toronto, November 20-23

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“New Geographies of Polish Women’s Identities”, Paper presented at the AnnualMeeting of the Association of American Geographers, New Orleans (March).

2002 “Women’s Agency and Supranational Political Spaces: The European Union, andEastern Enlargement”. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association ofAmerican Geographers, Los Angeles (March).

2003 “New Geographies of Polish Women’s Identities”, Paper presented at the AnnualMeeting of the Association of American Geographers, New Orleans (March).

2002 “Women’s Agency and Supranational Political Spaces: The European Union, andEastern Enlargement”. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association ofAmerican Geographers, Los Angeles (March).

2000 “Gendered Integration of Europe: Case of Poland, Slovenia and Czech Republic”.Presented at the Institute of British Geographers Annual, Brighton, Great Britain.(January)

1998 “NGO's and Their Vulnerabilities During the Time of Transition.” Presented at theConference of Civil Society and Law, Onati Conference Center, Spain. (March)

“Gender Dimensions of Rights Discourse and European Integration.” Presented at theconference, “Women’s Rights Within the Context of European Integration.” OnatiConfernce Center, Spain. (May)

“Participatory Democracy: Do Citizens Count?” Presented at the Association ofAmerican Geographers Annual Meeting, Boston. (March)

1997 “Contentions and Debates: New Context of NGO's and Municipal Cooperation inCentral and Eastern Europe.” Invited paper at the VOLUNTAS conference “TheNonprofit Sector at the Cross-Roads.” London School of Economics, London.(October)

1996 “Current Notions of the Political in Eastern Europe - How are Women Engaged inExpanding These? Presented at the seminar “Women's Political Participation inEastern Europe.” Organized by Zenska Infoteka, Zagreb, Croatia. (June)

“Local Democracy: An Omitted Priority.” Presented at the Society and LawConference, Glasgow, Scotland. (July)

“Local Government Reform and Citizens Participation”. Series of lectures presented atBaku, Azerbaijdan. (April)

“Claiming Political Rights Where it Counts: Women's Participation in Local Politics.”Presented with Ann Graham at the annual meeting of the Council for EuropeanStudies, Chicago. (March)

1995 “Emergence of Local Self-Governance: The Role of Politics.” Presented at theAmerican Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies 27th NationalConvention, Washington, DC. (October)

“Misinterpreted Realities: Four Years of Local Government Reform in Poland.”Presented at “Democratization and Decentralization: Four Years of Experience inCentral and Eastern Europe”. Conference organized by the Center for Russian, Centraland East European Studies, Cracow, Poland. (August)

“Stable Local Government in Unstable Political and Economic Environment ofPoland.” Presented at the V World Congress for Central and East European Studies.Warsaw, Poland. (August)

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“Dilemmas of Decentralization as seen from the Perspective of Largest Polish Cities.”Presented at “Urban and Regional Management: Recent Experiences in Europe andNorth America.” A conference organized by Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw.(June)

“Renegotiating Local Autonomy in Poland.” Presented at “Local Government Reformin Poland - Present Situation and Prospects.” A conference organized by theUniversity of Lodz, Lodz, Poland. (June)

“Women's Political Rights in Central and Eastern Europe: What Do They Bring forWomen?” Presented at the Center for European Studies conference “Gender - Nation– Citizenship,” New York University. (March)

1994 “Local Government: The Stable Element in an Unstable Environment.” Paperpresented at the Colloquium of the Polish Sociological Association. Warsaw Poland.(March)

1993 “Women's Participation in Local Government.” Presented at the Polish-NorwegianConference “Real Women's Rights”, Warsaw, Poland. (October)

“Polish Debate Over the Territorial Structure of Local Self-Government: Who ShouldBe in Power?” Presented at the Association of American Geographers AnnualMeeting. Atlanta. (April)

1992 “The Role of Universities in Advancing Emergence of Democratic Societies: LinkingResearch, Training and Community Participation.” Presented at the 3rd AnnualConference of Alliance of Universities for Democracy. Krakow, Poland. (November)

“Local Government Reform in Central and Eastern Europe: Lessons and Needs.”Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association.Chicago. (September)

“Women in Poland: The Impact of Recent Political, Social and Economic Changes onWomen's Lives.” Paper presented at the 50th Anniversary International Congress ofthe Polish Institute of Arts & Sciences of America. Yale University, New Haven.(June)

“Do Women Matter? Emergence of New Political Institutions in Post-CommunistPoland.” Paper presented at the conference “Women in Politics in Central and EasternEurope sponsored by the International Research & Exchanges Board. Prague, theCzech Republic. (June)

“Building Local Institutions in Poland.” Paper presented at the AAASS AnnualMeeting. Washington, DC. (May)

“Polish Women During the Transition Period.” Paper presented at the SocialistScholars Conference. Brooklyn College, NY. (April)

“Local Government Reform in Central and Eastern Europe: Challenges and Barriers.”Paper presented at the main plenary session at the conference “From Centralism toLocal Democracy” International Workshop on Local Government Reforms in Centraland Eastern Europe. Krakow, Poland. (March)

1991 “Representative Self-Government in Eastern Europe: The Relevance of the Bill ofRights and the American Constitutional Models.” Presented at 22nd AnnualLeadership Conference “America's Bill of Rights at 200 Years and the NewDemocracies” sponsored by the Kosciuszko Foundation, The National Trust forHistoric Preservation and the Organization of American Historians. Richmond,Virginia. (November)

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Virginia. (November)

“Democratic Elections and Political Restructuring in Poland.” Presented at theconference organized by International Geographical Union Commission on the WorldPolitical Map: “East Europe - Central Europe -Europe.” Prague, the Czech Republic.(August)

“Spatial, Psychological and Political Constraints Affecting Women's Leadership in theUnited States and in Post-Revolutionary Poland.” Presented at conference “TheDevelopment of Local Democracy and Applied Conflict Resolution.” Organized byUniversity of Warsaw and Rutgers University, sponsored by United States Institute ofPeace. Warsaw, Poland. (May)

“Polish Road to Self-Governance.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of Association ofAmerican Geographers, Miami. (April)

1990 “Local Government Reform in Poland: Current Tensions and Conflicts.” Presented atconference “Anthropology of Politics in Post-Communist Europe.” InternationalConference funded by Ford Foundation. Zaborow, Poland. (September)

1989 “Local Government in New Jersey: Are Women Represented?” Presented at the“Celebration of our Work” conference. Organized by the Institute for Research onWomen, Rutgers University. Co-presenter Susanna Fried. (May)

“Putting Geography into Your Classroom.” Presented at the Annual Meeting ofAmerican Association of Higher Education, Chicago, Illinois. (April)

1988 “Political Decentralization in Poland: Theory and Practice.” Presented at the AnnualMeeting of the Association of American Geographers, Phoenix, Arizona. (April)

1987 “Decentralization versus Deconcentration in Planned and Market Societies: the UnitedStates and Poland.” Presented at the Sixth International Conference of Europeanists.Washington, D.C. Co-author R.W. Lake. (November)

“Political Representation of Minorities and Women in Urban Governments:Grassroots Initiatives and Failures in the United States.” Presented at the InternationalConference “Solutions to Urban Pathologies.” University of Warsaw. Warsaw,Poland. (October)

1986 “Unequal Spatial and Social Support for Solidarity: Causes and Explanations.”Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers,Portland, Oregon. (May)

“The Impoverishment of Women in New Jersey.” Presented at Annual Meeting of theNew Jersey Public Health Association, Piscataway, N.J. Co-presenter M. Turshen.(November)

“Socialism and its Impact on Urban Processes and the City.” Presented at the AnnualMeeting of the Association of American Geographers, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Co-presenter G. Demko. (May)

“Urban Development Under Socialism: The Polish Experience.” Presented at theAnnual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Minneapolis,Minnesota. (May)

“Feminization of Poverty in New Jersey.” Presented at the “Celebration of our Work.”Conference organized by the Institute of Research on Women, Rutgers University.Co-presenter M. Turshen. (May)

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“Urbanization in Poland: Its Future Prospects.” Presented at Annual Meeting of thePolish Institute of Arts and Sciences in America. New York, New York. (May)

“Geographic Illiteracy.” Presented at the conference “The Freshmen YearExperience.” Newcastle upon Tyne, Great Britain. Co-presenter S. Cutter. (July)

1985 “Urban Policy under Crisis: Governmental Intervention and Response.” Presented atXIII World Congress of the International Political Science Association. Paris, France.(July)

“Feminization of Poverty Among Women in New Brunswick.” First New JerseyWomen's Health Conference, Rutgers University. Co-presenter M. Turshen. (May)

“Regional Inequalities in Poland: Are they Really Disappearing?” Presented at theAnnual Meeting of the Mid-Atlantic Slavic Conference of the American Associationfor the Advancement of the Slavic Studies, Cornell University. (April)

“Political and Economic Crises and Urban Forms: Case of Poland.” Presented at theAnnual Meeting of the International Studies Association, Washington, D.C. (March)

“Regional Inequalities: The Roots of Political Crisis.” Presented at the AnnualMeeting of Southern Regional Science Association, Washington, D.C. (March)

1984 “Polish Urban Policy Under Crisis.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of the AmericanAssociation for the Advancement of Slavic Studies Annual Meeting, New York.(November)

“Women, Work and Migration.” Presented at the “Celebration of our Work.”Conference organized by the Institute for Research on Women, Rutgers University.(May)

1984 “Eastern and Western Approaches to Urban Policy Evaluation.” Presented at theAnnual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Washington, D.C.(April)

1983 “Information Search Process and Moving Motivations.” Presented at the AnnualMeeting of the Association of American Geographers. Denver, CO. (April)

1982 “Residential Mobility of Single and Married Women.” Presented at the AnnualMeeting of the Association of American Geographers, San Antonio, TX. (April)

1981 “Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan Migration: Similarities and Differences.”Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, LosAngeles, CA. (April)

1980 “Further Results on Migration and Amenities over the Life-Cycle.” Presented at theAnnual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Louisville, Kentucky.(April)

1979 “Spatial Development and Demographic Changes in Bialystok After the Second WorldWar.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers,Philadelphia, PA. (April)

“Public Awareness Programs for Natural Hazards.” Paper prepared for PublicAwareness Workshop. Organized by Natural Hazards Research and ApplicationsInformation Center, Institute of Behavioral Science, University of Colorado, Boulder.Corpus Christi, Texas. (February)

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GRANTS OBTAINED

External Funding

2006-2009 NSF, Human and Social Dynamics Program, “Collaborative Research: Forced Mi-grants Living in a Post-Conflict Situation” with Beth Mitchneck, U of Arizona. Totalaward $685,000; awarded to Rutgers $250,000.

2004-2005 The Delegation of the European Commission to the United States, “From Cold War toEU: Women and Gender in Contemporary Europe”. Amount $ 23,337, with BonnieSmith.

2004-2007 US State Department, “Building Democracy in Multi-Ethnic Society”. Amount$249,728, with Ziva Galili.

2002-2005 “Constructing Supranational Political Spaces: the European Union, Eastern Enlarge-ment and Women’s Agency”, National Science Foundation, Amount $250,000.

2001-2002 US-Ukraine Foundation. “Community Partnerships for Local Government Trainingand Education Project” renewal. Amount $296,138.

2001-2003 USIA. “Rural Women’s Leadership in Armenia”. Amount $130,000

1999-2001 United States Information Agency. “Women’s Participation in Public Life in Bela-rus”. Amount $149,751

1999-2000 US-Ukraine Foundation. “Community Partnerships for Local Government Trainingand Education Project”. Amount $320,767

1998-2000 Foundation in Support of Local Democracy, Warsaw, Poland. “Local Government2000: Roads to Local Government Practice”. Amount $122,022.

1998-2000 United States Information Agency. “Women’s Leadership Training in Central andEastern Europe”. Amount $74, 086

1997-1998 Development Alternatives, Inc., Washington, D.C. “Democratic Governance andPublic Administration.” Amount $120,782.

1997 Open Society Institute, Budapest, in support of conference, “Locations of Gender:Central and Eastern Europe.” Amount $5,000.

1996-97 Foundation in Support of Local Democracy (Subcontractor) “IncreasingProfessionalism and Transparency in Local Governments in Poland.” Amount$95,796.

1996-97 Institute for Local Government and Public Service, Budapest, Hungary. “PoliticalParticipation of Women,” with Ann Graham. Amount $43,380.

1996-98 International Center for Research on Women/CEDPA. “Advocacy and Lobbying:Women's Strategies for Empowerment in Central and Eastern Europe.” with AnnGraham. Amount $100,000.

1996-99 Development Alternatives, Inc., Washington, D.C. “Democratic Governance andPublic Administration in Poland.” Amount $590,031.

1995 International Research and Exchanges Board. Travel grant to attend a conference inPoland. Amount $2,600.

U.S. Agency for International Development in support of conference“Democratization and Decentralization: Four Years of Experience in Central andEastern Europe”. Amount $10,000.

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Eastern Europe”. Amount $10,000.

American Council of Learned Societies. “Democratization and Decentralization:Four Years of Experience in Central and Eastern Europe.” Amount $7,500.

1994-97 The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. “Citizens' Participation and the Promotion ofLocal Economic Development.” Amount $150,000.

1994-95 U.S. Agency for International Development. “Advanced Training and Capacity-Building for Poland.” J. Regulska. Amount $749,855.

University of Minnesota. “Environmental Health and Tested Food for Silesia:Cooperation through the Federation of Polluted Silesian Towns.” Amount $28,000.

United States Information Agency. “The Transfer of Democracy.” Amount $4,000.

U.S. Agency for International Development. “Milwaukee County InternshipProgram--Milwaukee County Government.” Amount $1,200.

1993-95 Pew Charitable Trusts. “Citizens Participation in Poland -- Toward a Civil Society-The Case of Small and Medium-Sized Cities.” Amount $200,000.

1993-94 University of Minnesota. “Setting the Agenda: Environmental Management andLeadership Training for Women in Silesia, Poland.” Amount $30,000.

German Marshall Fund of the United States. Residential Fellowship. Amount$15,000.

1992-94 U.S. Agency for International Development. “Local Democracy through LocalGovernment Training and Capacity Building in Poland.” Amount $1,300,000.

1991-95 U.S. Agency for International Development. “Establishing Democracy through LocalGovernment.” Amount $2,569,888.

1991-93 United States Information Agency. “Advancing the Understanding of LocalGovernment for Polish and Central and East European Leaders.” Amount $100,000.

United States Information Agency. “Developing Civic Associations in Poland toFurther Local Democratic Reform.” Amount $99,945.

1991 U.S. Agency for International Development. “Professional and Technical Assistanceto Poland in the Area of Local Government.” Amount $20,000.

Ford Foundation. “Public Management and Service Delivery.” Amount $50,000.

1991-94 Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. “The Local Government Library Network inPoland.” Amount $75,000.

1990-91 Pew Charitable Trusts. “Local Economic Autonomy in Poland.” Amount $115,000.

United States Information Agency. “Urban Planning and Government Reorganizationin Poland: Polish Needs, U.S. Lessons.” with R.W. Lake. Amount $39,000.

United States Information Agency. “Promoting Local Self-Government in Poland.”Amount $82,153.

1990-93 Rockefeller Brothers Fund. “Reestablishing Local Government in Poland: Trainingof the Future Local Leaders.” with N. Glickman, Center for Urban Policy Research.Amount $135,000.

1990 German Marshall Fund of the United States. “Reestablishing Local Self-Governmentin Poland: Training of the Future Leaders.” with J. Regulski, Foundation in Supportof Local Democracy. Amount $53,000.

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of Local Democracy. Amount $53,000.

1989-90 New Jersey Department of Higher Education. “Developing a Core Teaching Facultyand Core Courses in Women's Studies.” J. Gerson, Project Director. Member of theResearch Team.

1988-89 American Council of Learned Societies, Grant-in-Aid. WARSAW: Space, People andPolitics. Amount $3,000.

1987-88 New Jersey Department of Higher Education. “Geography, Foreign Languages, andArea Studies: An Integrated Approach to Global Understanding,” with S. Cutter.Amount $39,804.

1986-89 Council for European Studies. “The Impact of Political Systems on Urban Policy: AComparative Analysis,” with R.W. Lake. Amount $10,000.

1986-87 New Jersey Department of Higher Education. “Fostering Global Thinking: A ModelInstructional Program,” with S. Cutter. Amount $16,050.

1985-86 New Jersey Department of Higher Education. “Fostering Global Thinking:Geographic Background to Current World Affairs,” with S. Cutter. Amount $9,053.

1985 International Research and Exchanges Board, Princeton, N.J. “CollaborativeActivities with Polish Geographers.” Amount $2,000.

Internal Funding

2002-2003 Research Council grant in support of the NSF grant “Supranational Political Scale”.Amount $1500.

1997-98 Research Council Grant for the preparation of book manuscript, Gender andCitizenship: Contentions and Controversies. Amount $500.00.

1997-00 Vice President for Academic Affairs, Rutgers University. Support for the Center forRussian, Central and East European Studies. Amount $75,000 (3 years' funding).

1997- Dean of Faculty of Arts and Sciences. Support for the Center for Russian, Centraland East European Studies. Amount $35,000 (yearly).

1997- Vice President for Academic Affairs, Rutgers University. Support for LocalDemocracy in Poland. Amount $26,000 (yearly).

1994-97 Vice-President for Academic Affairs, Rutgers University. Support for the Center forRussian, Central and East European Studies. Amount $45,000 (3 years' funding).

1994-95 Provost Office, Rutgers University, New Brunswick. Support for Local Democracyin Poland Program. Amount $15,000.

1994 Research Council, Rutgers University “From Transition to Stability: Successes,Failures, and Prospects of Local Self-Governance in Eastern and Central Europe.”Amount $1,500.

1993-94 Provost Office, Rutgers University, New Brunswick. Support for Local Democracyin Poland program. Amount $20,000.

1990-93 Provost Office, Rutgers University, New Brunswick. 3-year support grant for theestablishment of the project “Local Democracy in Poland.” Amount $90,000.

1989-90 President's Coordinating Council on International Programs, Rutgers University.“Local Democracy in Poland.” Amount $3,400.

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Research Council, Rutgers University. Socialist City: A Comparative Perspective.Amount $1,100.

1988-90 Provost Office, Rutgers University, New Brunswick. “East European VisitingWomen Scholars.” Fellowship at the Institute for Research on Women. ProjectDirector. Amount $14,000.

1988-89 President's Coordinating Council for International Programs, Rutgers University.“Warsaw: Space, People and Politics.” Amount $500.

Research Council, Rutgers University. “Warsaw: Space, People and Politics.”Amount $1,500.

1987-88 Research Council, Rutgers University. “Warsaw: Space, People and Politics.”Research Grant. Amount $900.

1986-87 President's Coordinating Council on International Programs, Rutgers University.“The Impact of Political Systems on Urban Policy: A Comparative Analysis ofPoland, Sweden, and the United States.” J. Regulska and R.W. Lake. Amount$7,500.

President's Coordinating Council for International Programs, Rutgers University.“Fostering Global Thinking: A Model Instructional Program.” J. Regulska and S.Cutter. Amount $2,000.

1986 Research Council, Rutgers University, Summer Fellowship. “Spatial and SocialSupport for the Solidarity.” Amount $1,500.

1985 Research Council, Rutgers University, Summer Fellowship. “Urban Policy UnderCapitalism.” Amount $1,500.

1984 Research Council, Rutgers University. “Urban Policy in Market EconomyCountries.” Amount $1,000.

1983 Research Council, Rutgers University, Summer Fellowship. “The Role of Women inMigration.” Amount $1,500.

EDITORIAL AND PEER REVIEW ACTIVITIES

2007 External reviewer, Department of Women’s Studies, Ohio State University

2002-2004 NSF Panel reviewer, Dissertation Support in Geography

2001- Member of the Consulting Board, Katedra, Gender Studies.

2000 Member of the Ron Brown Fellowship Selection Committee, International Institute ofEducation

1997- Member of the Editorial Board, Journal of Local Democracy.

1993- Member of the Editorial Board, Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy.

1993- Member of the Editorial Board, Samorzad Terytorialny.

1993- Peer reviewer for major geography, women's studies and Third Sector journals andpresses, NSF and other funding agencies.

1992-94 Member of the Grant Selection Committee, International Research and ExchangesBoard.

1992 Area Expert, Grant Review Panel, the United States Institute of Peace.

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1991 Peer Reviewer for National Endowment for Humanities, Andrew W. MellonFoundation, Annals of Association of American Geographers.

1990 Peer Reviewer, National Science Foundation, Pew Charitable Trusts.

1988 Peer Reviewer, Political Geography Quarterly.

1986 Reviewer, Soviet and East European Program, National Science Foundation, Ethnicand Racial Studies, Antipode.

1985 Peer Reviewer, Professional Geographer.

1984 Peer Reviewer, Annals of Association of American Geographers.

1983 Reviewer, Geography and Regional Science Program, National Science Foundation.

CONFERENCES

Conferences Organized

2007 The Annual Conference of the Academic Fellows of the Open Society Institute, RutgersUniversity, New Brunswick. April/May.

2005 “Good governance from women’s perspectives”, Mala Wies, Poland, February.

“From Cold War to EU: Women and Gender in Contemporary Europe”, a follow-upconference, Szczecin, Poland with Bonnie Smith, August.

2004 “From Cold War to EU: Women and Gender in Contemporary Europe”, Rutgers Uni-versity with Bonnie Smith, October.

“The Politics of the EU Enlargement: Its Meaning for women in central and eastEurope”, Polish Academy of Science, Warsaw.

1998 “Public Administration Reform and Its Implications for Educational Practices” co-organized by CRCEES, DAI and the Sejm (Polish Lower House). (December)

“Constructing Identities: National Minorities in the ‘New’ Europe” Conference orga-nized by CRCEES, November 13, Rutgers University.

“Women's Rights within the Context of European Integrationco-organized by CRCEES, University of Warsaw and Central European University.Onati International Institute for the Sociology of Law, Onati Conference Center, Spain.

1997 “Locations of Gender: Central and Eastern Europe.” Co-organized by CRCEES andWomen's Studies Program, March 26-28, Rutgers University.

1995 “Democratization and Decentralization: Four Years of Experience in Central andEastern Europe.” Conference organized by Local Democracy in Poland Program,Rutgers University, Foundation in Support of Local Democracy and City of Cracow,Cracow, Poland, August 2-6 1995.

1994 “Women in Local Government.” Seminar held in Warsaw, March 12, 1994.

1992 “Women's Paid and Unpaid Work.” Pre-Congress Meeting of the IGU Study Group:Gender & Geography. Rutgers University, August 1-7. Local Organizer.

1991 “What Next.” Conference held at Inter-University Center, Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia.Organized by Network of East-West Women. June 7-9.

1990 “Cooperating to Assist Local Government Reform in Poland.” Second CoordinatingMeeting. Rutgers University, October 8-9.

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Meeting. Rutgers University, October 8-9.

1989 “Putting Geography into Your Classroom.” Rutgers University. Co-organizer S.Cutter.

1988 “Worlds of Women: Sharing Diversities.” Rutgers University, February 26-27. ProjectDirector.

1987 “Geographical Foundations for International Education.” Rutgers University, December3. Co-organizer S. Cutter.

Organizer and Chair of Panels and Sessions

2001 Organizer of the session “Eastern Enlargement from the Polish Perspective“ AmericanAssociation for the Advancement of the Slavic Studies, National Conference, Washing-ton, DC

1995 Organizer of the session, “Democracy and Decentralization: 4 Years of Local Transitionin Central and Eastern Europe.” American Association for the Advancement of SlavicStudies 27th National Conference, Washington, DC.

1994 Co-organizer of the panel “Women and Human Rights in CEE and Russia: RegionalPolitics Overcoming Local Isolation.” Annual meeting of the Association of AmericanGeographers, Chicago.

1993 Co-organizer and co-chair of the panel “Society: Citizens within the Transition.” Con-ference on “Transitions in East Central Europe: Social, Political and Economic Factors.”Indiana University.

1990 Organizer and Chair, “Sharing Global Village: Feminist Perspectives.” Annual Meetingof the Association of American Geographers, Toronto.

Organizer and Chair, “Perestroyka and Women: Socio-Economic Responses in the So-viet Union and Poland.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers,Toronto.

1989 Chair, “An Overview of Feminist Geography.” Sponsored by Geographic Perspectiveson Women Specialty Group at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Ge-ographers, Baltimore, MD.

1988 Moderator, “Women, Decision-Making and Public-Policy.” Session at the conference“Worlds of Women: Sharing Diversities,” Rutgers University.

Organizer and Chair, “East European Urban Policy and the Role of the State.” AnnualMeeting of the International Studies Association, St. Louis, MO.

Organizer, “Methodological issues of comparative analysis” for the Annual Meeting ofthe Association of American Geographers. Co-organizer Paul Knox, Phoenix, AZ.

1987 Organizer, “Political Restructuring and Urban Policy in Europe and the United States.”The Sixth International Congress of Europeanists, Washington, DC.

Chair, “Cycles of Urban Restructuring.” Sponsored by Urban Specialty Group at theAnnual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Portland, OR.

1986-87 Coordinator of special sessions sponsored by Urban Geography Specialty Group at theAnnual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Portland, OR.

1986 Co-organizer and Co-chair, “Socialist Ideology and City” (I and II). Co-organizerGeorge Demko. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Minnea-polis, MN.

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George Demko. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Minnea-polis, MN.

1986 Chair, “Asian Cities.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers,Minneapolis, MN.

1985 Organizer of the Seminar hosting movie director, W. Marczewski, sponsored by the In-ternational Center and Soviet and Eastern European Program, Rutgers University.

1984 Organizer, “The Pace of Change in Poland in the 80's.” AAASS Annual Meeting, NewYork.

Coordinator of special sessions sponsored by Population Specialty Group at the AnnualMeeting of the American Association of Geographers, Washington, DC.

1983 Organizer and Chair of the Population Specialty Group Session, “Issues in PopulationGeography: Search for New Tools.” AAG Middle State Division Meeting, West Point.

1982 Organizer of Polish Week in Support of Solidarity, “Recent Political and EconomicChanges in Poland.” Polish Week Committee, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO.

1981 Chair, “Series XVII: Places - Poland.” Session at the Thirty-fourth Annual Conferenceon World Affairs, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO.

1979 Chair, “Cities in Socialist Countries.” Session at the Association of American Geogra-phers, Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA.

Panelist, Discussant, Recorder and Workshop Leader

2006 Panel Participant, “Making it Work: Coalitions, Best Practices, and Dilemmas of Depart-ment Status”, NWSA Conference, Oakland, California (June).

2005 Panel Participant, “Women’s participation in civil society” at the conference “Time forWomen”, Warsaw, Poland. (June)

2005 Panel Participant, “Equal Opportunities and Equal Status Legislation”, conference “OneYear in the Union”, Krakow. (May)

2004 Discussant, “Politics, Planning and the Land Use in the Post-Soviet Russia”, at theAAASS Annual Meeting, Boston. (December)

2000 Discussant, American Association for the Advancement of the Slavic Studies, NationalConference, Denver, Co (November).

1999 (With Malgorzata Fuszara). Workshop Leader, “Women in Local Government in Poland”.Series of consecutive workshops sponsored by Institute of Public Affairs, Warsaw, Poland(September, October, November)

Panelist, “Western Feminism and Women in Post-Communist East/Central Europe”.Presented at the Berkshire Conference at the University of Rochester. (June)

1998 Panelist, “Participatory Democracy: Do Citizens Count?” Association of American Geog-raphers Conference, Boston, MA. (March)

1997 Panelist, “Methods in Transition: Fieldwork in Formerly Socialist Societies.” Associationof American Geographers Conference, Ft. Worth, Texas. (April)

1996 Panelist, “American Program Support for Local Government in Poland.” Presented at theseminar “University and Local Community,” co-organized by the ParliamentaryCommittee on Local Self-Government Polish Sejm, Local Democracy in Poland atRutgers, and USAID. Polish Parliament, Warsaw. (June)

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Rutgers, and USAID. Polish Parliament, Warsaw. (June)

Panelist, “Central European's Respond.” seminar “For Democracy's Sake.” Organized byThe Woodrow Wilson Center, Washington, D.C. (June)

1995 Panelist, “The Relevance of U.S. Systems to Other Countries.” Hubert H. HumphreySymposia. Rutgers University. Invited panelist. (April)

Moderator, “Transitions, Environments, Translations”. Institute for Research on Women.Douglass College/Rutgers University. Moderator of session. (April)

1994 Panelist, “Local Democracy and Local Initiatives.” Fourth thematic workshop ofEconomic and Social Research Council. London (United Kingdom). (September)

Moderator, “Democracy at Regional and Local Level” -- Discussion group III. “HumanDimension Seminar on Local Democracy”. Conference on Security & Cooperation inEurope: Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights. Warsaw, Poland. (May)

Invited Panelist, “Women Local and Regional Elected Representatives: Assessment ofsituation in Poland”. Meeting of the Standing Commission of Local and Regional ElectedRepresentatives of the Council of European Municipalities and Region. Cieszyn, Poland.(March)

Invited Panelist, “Local Self Government and Democracy”. Society for the Advancementof Science. Warsaw, Poland. (March)

Invited Discussant, “The Transformation of the State: Public Administration Reform.”World Bank Seminar on “Decentralization in Poland”. Council of Ministries, Warsaw,Poland. (January)

1993 Panelist, “East European Women in a New World.” “Transformations: Women, Gender,Power,” Ninth Berkshire Conference on the History of Women, Vassar College. (June)

Panelist, “Women, Work and Leadership.” Hubert H. Humphrey Fellows Symposia,Rutgers University. (April)

Moderator, “Issues in Women's Studies”. Sponsored by Institute for Research onWomen, Institute for Women's Leadership and Women's Studies Program-FAS NewBrunswick. (March)

Moderator, “Movements and Politics”. “Intellectuals in Political Life” sponsored by theCenter for Critical Analysis of Contemporary Culture and the Social Science ResearchCouncil. (February)

Panelist, “Citizens Participation in City Planning and Management in Eastern Europe.”American Planning Association, New York. (February)

1992 Commentator, conference on “Women and the Transitions from Authoritarian Rule inLatin America and East/Central Europe.” University of California, Berkeley.(December)

Workshop Leader and Presenter, “Fundraising: How to Get a Fair Share of Support inCompetitive Times” at the Polish Initiatives Conference. Conference co-organized by theLeague of Women Voters and the Foundation in Support of Local Democracy, sponsoredby Pew Charitable Trusts, Krakow, Poland. (November)

Panelist, “The Impact of Political and Economic Restructuring on Polish Women.”Women's History Seminar. Columbia University, New York. (October)

Panelist, “Discovering the New Europe”, plenary session 27th International GeographicalCongress, Washington, DC. (August)

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Congress, Washington, DC. (August)

Panelist, “Women and Power in the United States and Poland.” At the conference“Building Political Participation in Poland”, sponsored by League of Women Voters,Washington, DC. (May)

Presenter, “Local Government Reform in Poland: Current Problems and Future Trends.”Foreign Service Institute, Arlington, Va. (May)

1991 Panelist, “Building a Grassroots Civic Education”, Central European Electoral SystemsSymposium, Budapest, Hungary. (July)

Panelist, “US: Assistance to Poland.” The Forum on American-Polish Affairs.Consulate General of Poland, New York. (June)

Panelist, “The Re-Emerging Poland: Challenges and Prospects: Local GovernmentReform.” The Forum on American-Polish Affairs. Consulate General of Poland, NewYork. (March)

1990 Panelist, “Local Government Reform in Poland.” National Academy of PublicAdministration, Boston, MA.

Moderator, “Education and Research: Women and the City.” Conference organized byGraduate School of Planning at Columbia University, Department of Geography and theDepartment of Planning and Policy Development, Rutgers University.

Panelist, “Sharing Global Village: Feminist Perspectives.” Annual Meeting of theAssociation of American Geographers, Toronto.

Panelist, “Perestroyka and Women: Socio-Economic Responses in the Soviet Union andPoland.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Toronto.

Discussant, “Housing, Class and Gender.” Annual Meeting of the Association ofAmerican Geographers, Toronto.

Panelist, “Global Reality of Women's Activism.” 10th Annual Women's Conference,Douglass College, Rutgers University.

1989 Discussant, “Eastern Europe: Development and Policy.” Annual Meeting of theAssociation of American Geographers, Baltimore, MD.

Discussant, “Gender and Urban Migration.” Session at Two-Day Colloquium, “Genderand International Development Policy.” Rutgers University.

Workshop Leader and Organizer, “Putting Geography into Your Classroom.” Departmentof Geography, Rutgers University. Co-Leader and Organizer S. Cutter.

1988 Panelist, “Methodological Issues of Comparative Analysis.” Annual Meeting of theAssociation of American Geographers, Phoenix, AZ.

Panelist, “Perspectives on the Status of Geography in Eastern Europe.” Annual Meetingof the Association of American Geographers, Phoenix, AZ.

Panelist, “Integrating Women into the International Relations Curriculum.” AnnualMeeting of the International Studies Association, St. Louis, MO.

Participant, “Setting New Agenda for Intergovernmental Decentralization: TheInternational Experience.” International Conference, Washington, D.C.

1987 Discussant, “Housing, Class and the City.” Session at the Annual Meeting of theAssociation of American Geographers, Portland, OR.

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Member of the Team “Global Studies Consortium of New Jersey Colleges andUniversities”, for the project “The New Jersey Project: Integrating the Scholarship onGender”, Rutgers University.

1985 Workshop Leader and Organizer, “Feminization of Poverty.” Workshop at the First NewJersey Women's Health Conference. Rutgers University. Co-Leader M. Turshen.

Moderator of the session “Women and Social Welfare.” Conference organized by theInstitute for Research on Women, Rutgers University.

1983 Workshop Leader, “Legal and Illegal Immigration to the U.S.” Regional Convocationssponsored by the New Jersey State Department of Education's Office of Gifted andTalented Education.

1982 Recorder, “Demographic Change and Societal Response to Natural Hazards.” Session atthe Natural Hazard Research and Applications Workshop, University of Colorado,Boulder.

1977 Recorder of Section II, Conference on “Future Research Planning - Decision Making,”organized by Committee 2000 and World Future Studies Federation, Warsaw, Poland.

MEDIA PRODUCTION

1994 “World Regional Geography.” Guest of the segment on Diffusion of Innovations(Featuring research done by Local democracy in Poland). Produced by CambridgeStudios, USA.

1993 “Democracy in Poland: Learning to be Free.” One-hour documentary, produced by theOffice of Television and Radio, Rutgers University. Invited guest. Broadcast by PBS,and several educational channels across the USA.

“Local Self-government in Action.” Host of a 4-part TV program on local government inPoland. Produced by the Office of Television and Radio, Rutgers University. Distributedthroughout Poland.

1990 “Self-Governing Future.” Host of a 10-part TV series on local government in the U.S.and in Poland. Produced by the Office of Television and Radio, Rutgers University.Distributed throughout Poland.

MEDIA COVERAGE AND TELEVISION APPEARANCES

Worldnet Series

“Local Government in the United States: Its organization and autonomy.” Polish-AmericanInteractive Television Program with International Experts, Washington, D.C. and Warsaw,Poland (May 1990).

Interviews for

Newspapers

New York Times; Polish Daily; Gazeta Wyborcza; Rzeczpospolita; Gazeta Samorzadna;Wspolnota and numerous other national and local newspapers in several countries of Centraland East Europe and New Jersey.

Television

Channel 12 NJT: War in Kosovo. (April 1999)

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Channel CNT, “Democracy in Poland: Learning to be Free.” (1993)Channel 21: Polish Network Television in N.Y. and Channel 1 Polish Evening News,Warsaw, Poland. (August 1991)Channel 13: PBS “Democracy in Eastern Europe.” (May 1990)Channel 7: Evening News with Peter Jennings. (October 1990)Channel 9: Evening News. (November 1990)Channel 25: Special on Presidential Elections, Polish Television. (November 1990)

Radio

BBC and Voice of America: regular participant WNBC; Philadelphia Radio; NBC News;Polish Radio in Chicago; WCTC, Polish Radio, Warsaw, WBAI; special program on Polishand American women, Radio Free Europe, national and local stations in Poland.

CONSULTING, PUBLIC SPEAKING

2000 Invited speaker, “ Ten Years after: Women in Central and Eastern Europe. ” Society ofWoman Geographers. New York, NY.

1994 Consultant to International City Management Association on the Assessment of PilotProgram in Poland. Funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development.

1992 Consultant to League of Women Voters on the project “Citizen Participation in Po-land.” Funded by Pew Charitable Trusts.

1991 Head of the U.S. Delegation to Albania. Invited by the Local Government Subcom-mittee of the Albanian Parliament's Constitutional Drafting Commission organized bythe American Bar Association.

Invited Luncheon Speaker, “East European Women.” Brandeis Club.

Invited Breakfast Speaker, “Local Government Reform in Poland: Future Prospects.”Harvard Club, New York.

1990 Invited Luncheon Speaker, “Local Government Reform in Poland.” Sister Cities Inter-national, Washington, D.C.

Invited Dinner Speaker, “Local Elections in Poland and the Future of Local Govern-ment Reform.” Sister Cities International, Cleveland, Ohio.

1989 Invited Speaker, “An Overview of Germany - Politics, Economics and Demography.”German Business Seminar, organized by the Center for International Business Educa-tion, Rutgers University.

Invited Speaker, “Overview of Germany.” Doing Business in Germany seminar orga-nized by Global Dynamics, Inc.

1988-89 Consultant to Caldwell College, integration of geography into the language curriculum.

Advisory Boards

2004- Elected, Chair, International Advisory Board, Network of East-West Women, Gdansk,Poland

2003- Appointed as an advisor, the American Polish Advisory Council, Washington, DC

2002-2005

Appointed member of the Senate, School of Public Administration, Szczecin, Poland

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2005

2002-2004

Chair, Board of Directors, Network of East-West Women, Washington, DC

2001- Member of the Board of Founders, Foundation in Support of Local Democracy

1998- Member of the Interim Advisory Board, International Association of Women’s Studiesin the Countries of Transition (in formation), Belgrade, Yugoslavia

1997- Member of the Board of Directors, Institute for Sustainable Communities, Montpelier,Vermont

1996- Member of the Interim Advisory Board, Network Women’s Program, Open SocietyInstitute, NY/Budapest

1995-97 Chair, Board of Trustees, School of Public Administration, Szczecin, Poland

1995-97 Member of the Advisory Board, Social Science Curriculum Development Program,International Research and Exchanges Board, Washington, DC.

1995- Member, Board of Directors, Network of East-West Women, N.Y.

1994-99 Member, Advisory Board, Institute for Public Affairs, Warsaw Poland.

1994- Appointed Member, Program Advisory Board, Foundation in Support of LocalDemocracy, Warsaw, Poland.

1994- Member, Board of Directors, Foundation Center for Advancement of Women, Warsaw,Poland.

1993-94 Chair, Board of Directors, Foundation Center for Advancement of Women, Warsaw,Poland.

1993-95 Member of the Steering Committee, Network of East-West Women, New York.

1991-92 Appointed Member of Program Advisory Board, Foundation in Support of LocalDemocracy, Warsaw, Poland.

1991-92 Women's Research and Education Institute, Washington, DC. Member of the AdvisoryCommittee for the project "Eastern European Fellows: 1992-1993 CongressionalFellowships on Women and Public Policy."

1991-92 Institute for Women's Policy Research, Washington, DC. Member of the AdvisoryBoard for the project "Economic Participation of Women in Czech and SlovakRepublics, Hungary and Poland."

1991-93 League of Women Voters, Washington, DC. Member of the Advisory Board for project"Building Political Participation in Poland."

1990- U.S. representative, Foundation in Support of Local Democracy.

1989-91 Member of the Executive Board, Global Studies Consortium of New Jersey Collegesand Universities

1988-93 Member, Ad Hoc Committee on Women in the International Studies Association,International Studies Association.

1988 Member, Advisory Committee on Improving Undergraduate Education, New Jersey,Department of Higher Education

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American Association of Geographers

1999-2002

Member, Long-range Strategic Planning Committee, American Association ofGeographers

1998-2000

Member, Board of Directors, Human Rights Specialty Group

1996- Member, Dissertation Awards, Political Geography Specialty Group, AmericanAssociation of Geographers

1990-93 Chair, George and Viola Smith Hoffman Fund.

1990-91 Chair, Soviet and East European Specialty Group.

1989-91 Chair, Geographic Perspectives on Women Specialty Group.

1988-90 Vice-Chair, Soviet and East European Specialty Group.

1987-90 Secretary/Treasurer, Urban Geography Specialty Group.

1987-89 Member of Board of Directors, Urban Geography Specialty Group.

1986-89 Awards Committee, Member, Soviet and East European Specialty Group.

1986-88 International Action Committee, Member.

1984-88 Regional Correspondent, Population Specialty Group Newsletter.

1983-85 Regional Representative for the AAG's Committee on the Status of Women inGeography.

1982-84 Member, Board of Directors, Population Specialty Group.

1982-84 Member, Board of Director, Geographic Perspectives on Women.

Memberships

International Studies AssociationAmerican Association for the Advancement of Slavic StudiesAssociation of American GeographersThe Society of Woman GeographersNetwork of East-West Women

UNIVERSITY SERVICE

Rutgers University

Professional Committees

2006- Service-Learning Committee

2006- Overall Programming Committee

2002-2004 Ad hoc Committee on Rethinking Area Studies

2001- Advisory Board Member, Institute for Research on Women

1999-2001 Member, University Senate

1997-2000 Member, Faculty Selection Committee on Presidential Award for Distinguished PublicService

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Service

1995-98 Member, Committee for International Global Centers and Programs

1995-97 Member, University Honorary Degrees Committee

1995-96 Member and Co-chair of the International Studies Strategic Planning ImplementationSub-committee on Governmental Relations

1993-94 Appointed member, Search Committee for the Dean of Faculty of Arts and Sciences,New Brunswick.

1990-94 Advisory Board Member, Institute for Research on Women.

1989- Advisory Board Member, Center for Women's Global Leadership.

1987-90 Project Director, East European Women Scholar Fellowship, Institute for Research onWomen.

1987-90 Executive Board, Soviet and East European Area Studies Program, Member.

1986-89 Chair, Ad-hoc Committee on Warsaw-Rutgers Exchange.

1986-88 International Business and Culture Committee, Member.

1985-86 Executive Committee, Member, Institute for Research on Women.

1984-85 Curriculum Development Committee, Member, Women's Studies Program.

1984-90 Soviet and East European Area Studies, Member.

1983-87 Steering Committee Member, Demography Certificate, Interdisciplinary Program.

1983-87 Committee on Population Studies, Member.

1983- Affiliate of the Institute for Research on Women.

Faculty of Arts and Sciences

2002-2003 Chair, Shared Appointments Committee

1994-98 Founder and Director, Centre for Russian, Central and East European Studies

1994-96 FAS, Curriculum Committee

1993-94 Chair, Dean's Ad hoc Committee on the Future of Central and East European AreaStudies.

1992-93 Committee on Appointments and Promotion, Alternate, Faculty of Arts and Sciences.

1990-94 Director, Russian, Central and East European Area Studies Program.

Faculty of Professional Studies

1983-84 Appointed Member, Curriculum Committee

Graduate School of Education

1986-87 Program Review Committee, Member

1985 Teacher Education Faculty, Member

Department of Geography (Graduate and Undergraduate)

2002-2003 Member, Graduate admission Committee

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2002-2002 Member, Graduate admission Committee

1994-96 Member, Graduate Admission Committee

1993-94 Member, Honors Committee

1992-93 Chair, Search Committee

1992-93 Chair, Undergraduate Curriculum Committee

1992-93 Undergraduate Advisor

1991-92 Member, Graduate Admission Committee

1989- Full Member, Graduate Faculty

1989-90 Member, Honors Committee

1987-90 Member, Graduate Curriculum Committee

1985-86 Organizer, Departmental Colloquia Series

1985-86 Member, Graduate Curriculum Committee

1984-86 Member, Honors Committee

1983-90 Member, Undergraduate Curriculum Committee

1982-83 Organizer, Departmental Colloquia Series

Women's and Studies Program

1999-2000 Co-Chair, Search Committee

1998- Elected Member, Executive Committee

1989-91 Elected Member, Executive Committee

1984- Associate Member

Douglass College

1991-94 Elected Member, Policy Committee

1990-92 Elected Member, Scholarship Committee

1990-92 Elected Member, Curriculum Committee

1989-91 Interviewer, Scholarship Program for First year students

1989-90 Elected Member, Scholarship Committee

1988-90 Advisor for Class 1991 and 1992

1988-90 Member, Planning Committee, Center for Global Leadership and Women's Issues

1986-87 Member, Organizing Committee, Conference on Women and Leadership

1985- Douglass Fellow

Livingston College

1986-87 Member, Advising Committee

1983-84 Member, Advising Committee

1983- Livingston Fellow

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Rutgers College

1990-93 Faculty Advisor, Polish Student Club

Central European University

1997-98 Member, University Senate

1996-98 Member, Academic Forum

TEACHING

Rutgers University

Department of Women's and Gender Studies

First Year Level

Women, Culture and Society

Graduate Level

Women and Social Change

Agency, Subjectivity and Social Change

Department of Geography

First Year Level

Introduction to Physical Geography: Climate and Vegetation

Introduction to Human Geography

Space, Place and Location

Sophomore Level

Geography of Cities

Geographic Methods

Junior Level

Geographies of Gender

Population Geography

Migration

Quantitative Methods

Geography of CEE and NIS

Western Europe

Senior Level

Advanced Urban Geography

American Cities

Comparative Urban and Regional Development

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Graduate Level

Urban Social Geography

Urban Geography

Population Mobility and Migration

Women in the Urban Environment

Comparative Urban Analysis

Decentralization in Western and Eastern Democracies

Economic and Political Restructuring in Central & Eastern Europe

Center for Russian, Central & East European Studies

Senior and Graduate Level

Central and East Europe in Transition

Central European University

Gender and Culture Program (Budapest, Hungary)

Graduate Level

Feminist Theory, Core Colloquium in Gender Studies

Gender Perspectives I

Colloquium in Gender and Politics in Central and Eastern Europe

Theory and Methods in Contemporary Gender Studies

Tutorials in Gender Studies

Sociology Program (Warsaw Poland)

Graduate Level

Gender and Social Change: East-West Contentions

Women’s Political Identity in Making

Thesis and Doctoral Committees

Chair of Ph.D. dissertation

Ana Androsik (WGS) “Social Capital, Gender and Labor Market in Macedonia”Toby Applegate(Geography)

“Housing Rights and Property Rights in Slovenia”

Kari Burnett (Geography) “Migrants Identities within the Transformative Context of the CzechRepublic”

Laura Lovin (WGS) “Transnationalism, Global Cities and Arts”Magdalena Grabowska(WGS)

“Feminist Subjectivities in Formation: Polish Women’s Movementbetween East and West” (ABD)

Hande Eslen-Ziya (Centerfor Social Studies, PAN,Warsaw)

“How the European Union Helps Women’s Groups to Mobilize:A comparative study of Turkey and Greece”

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Ted Kilian (Geography) “The Production of Public Space: The Case of Prague, Czech Republic”(2000)

Salvatore Engel-DiMauro(Geography)

“Gender, Production and Environment in Hungarian Agriculture” (2000)

Anni Bellows (Geography) “Women's Health and Environmental Problems in Post-CommunistPoland” (1999)

Anastassia Mikhailova(Geography)

“Non-Governmental Sector, Environment Policy and Large Urban Areasin Russia” (ABD, 1998, deceased)

Hans Almgren (Geography) “The Socio-Spatial Manifestation of the Lesbian and Gay Community”(ABD, 1994)

James Wiley (Geography) “Relief versus Development: CIREFCA and Issues of Refugee Policy inCosta Rica” (1991)

Dissertation Committees

Zenzele Isoke WGS, Committee MemberAgatha Beins WGS, Committee MemberCatherine Sameh WGS, Committee MemberIva Popovicova Comparative Literatures, Committee MemberVera Eliasova English, Committee MemberAdam Pine Geography, Committee MemberJulie Silva Geography, Committee MemberMelinda Kovacs Political Science, Committee MemberRegina Akopian Political Science, Committee MemberAnn Graham Urban Planning, Committee MemberTimothy Fluck Urban Planning, Committee MemberGeeta Hooja Geography, Committee MemberJonathan Phillips Geography, ExaminerMonica Nymwange Geography, ExaminerCharles Wilhelm Urban Planning, Committee MemberAktar Akhtaruzzaman Urban Planning, Committee MemberLeyla Vural Geography, Committee MemberTanya Steinberg Geography, Committee MemberPaul Caris Geography, Committee MemberLaura Reid Geography, Committee MemberWojciech Cebulak Geography, Criminal Justice-Newark, Committee MemberDeborah Popper Geography, ExaminerJo Southern Sociology, Committee MemberAndrew Herod Geography, ExaminerRebecca Johns Geography, Committee MemberSigmund Krancberg Political Science, Committee MemberMarlen Ivette Llane Urban Planning, Committee MemberCatherine Galley Urban Planning, ExaminerS. Wojciech Sokolowski Sociology, Committee Member

Dissertation Committee outside Rutgers:

Janelle Kerlin (Syracuse University, Political Science, 2001)Anita Seibert (Monash University, Australia, Geography, 2001)Sharon Moran (Clark University, Geography, 1999)Merje Feldman (Syracuse University, Geography, 1998)Dorota Szkodny-Ciolek (Temple University, Sociology, 1999)Vitaly Silitsky (Political Science RU/CEU, 1998)

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Chair Thesis Committees at Rutgers and Oustide, M.A., M.Sc.

Gennadi Poberezny (Chair, Geography)Susanne Grossman (Chair, Women’s and Gender Studies)Amy Weintruab (Chair, Women’s and Gender Studies)Valsala Kulmari (Chair, Women’s and Genders Studies)Tracy Budd (Chair, Women’s Studies)Johanna Willems (Chair, Women’s Studies)Amal Abd El Halika (Chair, Women’s studies)Mark Pendras (Chair, Geography)Valentina Todorovska (Chair, Central European University, Sociology)Zulfiya Sabirova (Chair, Central European University, Gender Studies)Sarah Doyle (Chair, Central European University, Gender Studies)Pavla Slaba (Chair, Central European University, Gender Studies)Dasa Duhacek (Chair, Women's Studies)Tom Trabka (Chair)James Wiley (Chair)Deborah Greenwood (Chair)Edward Phillips (Chair)Leyla Vural (Chair)

Thesis Committee

Jennifer Burke (Second Reader, Women’s Studies)Romana Uhlirova (Second Reader, Central European University, Gender Studies)Tatiana Suspitsina (Second Reader, Central European University, Gender Studies)Chris Reilly (Committee Member)Tamar Rothenberg (Examiner)Paul Cabelli (Examiner)Kathy Sams (Examiner)Steven Begen (Economics, Committee Member)Gail Carter (Examiner)Deborah Popper (Committee Member)Larry Pesesky (Examiner)Carolyn Golojuch (Examiner)

Internship Advisor

Mark WilsonCyrus BehrooziRobert ZainBarbara Doel

Honors Project Advisor

Matt WeismantalGary RakowBarbara DoelJohn SchooleyJoy DingleUrsula Gorham (Second Reader)

Henry Rutgers Honors Thesis

Carrie E. Davenport, Political Science and Women’s Studies.Thesis title: “Rape As a War Crime”. 1999-2000

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Vernon Tillman, Soviet and East European Political Economy - An Interdisciplinary Major.Thesis title: “An Analysis of the Impact of the Expanding Soviet Muslim Population on theSoviet Military.” 1988-89

Mentor to Foreign Post-Doctoral Fellows

Medea Badashvili (Tbilisi State University, Georgia)Feride Zurikashvili (Tbilisi State University, Georgia)Muza Dobrioglo (Russia)Nina Evtushenko (Uzbekistan)Jolanta Reingardiene (Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania)Sorina Voiculescu (University of the West Timisoara, Romania)Darja Zavirsek (University of Ljubljana, Slovenia)Magda Kusmierz (School for Social Research, Poland)Svetlana Aslanyan (Armenia)Joanna Renc-Roe (Central European University, Hungary)Krzysztof Bykowski (Foundation in Support of Local Democracy, Poland)Cezary Trutkowski (University of Warsaw, Poland)Beata Kowalska (Jagiellonian University, Poland)

Revised: June , 2007