Fulbright Student Conference Papers I.
Reports of U.S. Grantees
Published by the Fulbright Commission, Budapest, 2004
Hard copies are available at the Commission’s office upon request.
Foreword
Foreword – Fulbright Student Conference Papers I.
AY 2002/2003
Cecily Morisson: Not about Nationalism: The Role of Folk Song in Identity Process
Monica Szabo: Hungarian Art Song
Maxine G. Sleeper: The Movement Toward Anti-Discrimination and Integration of Roma in Hungary
Patrick Burlingame: Ethnic Hungarian Minorities: Past, Present, and Future
Amy H. Liu: The Microeconomic and Macroeconomic Impact of the Common Agricultural Policy on the Hungarian Agrarian Sector
Jesse Alama: The Logical Structure of Relativity
Richard D. Moore: Teaching Assistant at Debrecen University
AY 2003/2004
Mary Taylor: Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Historical and Institutional Precedents of the Hungarian Dance-House Movement
David F. Chapman: Theatre in Budapest, Budapest in Theatre: A Narrative and Dramatic Account of a City, its Stages, and an Interloping Writer
Erika Sólyom: A Sociolinguistic Study of Shifting Formalities in Hungarian Urban Discourse
Dallas Long: Unlocking Hungary’s Libraries: a Case for a Digital Library at Berzsenyi College
Karl Brown: Stalinization and its Discontents: Crime, “Deviance,” and Subcultures in Hungary, 1948-1956
William J. Eichmann: Mesolithic Hunter-Gatherers in the Carpathian Basin And the Spread of Agriculture in Europe
Adam Marcus: Turán-type Problems in Extremal Combinatorics
David Eger: Internationalizing Software and Other Projects: A Day in the Life of an Open Source Developer
Angela Bennett: Instructing and Advising: the Dual Role of a Teaching Assistant in Budapest