Sincan Anca Maria

Institut fur Europaische Geschichte, Mainz, .

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Pagina web a instituţiei: http://www.ieg-mainz.de/likecms/index.php

Nascut(a) in: 1977

Interese: comunism, postcomunism, biserica si stat, religie si modernitate

Detalii:
EDUCATION:
Central European University - Phd candidate History, 2003 - present.
Oxford University - Graduate Visiting Student, 2006-2007
Central European University - MA, History, 2003.
Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania, - MA European Studies, 2002.
Petru Maior University, Tirgu-Mures, Romania, - BA History, English language and Literature, June 2000
Selected Publications:
"Inventing Ecumenism? Inter-confessional Dialogue in 1960s Romania", in Religion in Eastern Europe Volume XXVI, Number 3 August 2006 (in publishing)
"O zi din viata unui Imputernicit. Aparatul represiv al Ministerului Cultelor in anii '50" (A day in the life of an Empowered. The Repressive Apparatus of the Department for Religious Denominations in the 1950s) in Anuarul Institutului de Cercetari Socio Umane Gheorghe Sincai Vol VII, 2005.
"Religia in Uniunea Europeana" (Religion in the European Union), in Enciclopedia Uniunii Europene (Bucuresti: Meronia, 2005)
"Ecumenism as Politics, Patterns in the Solution of Romanian Orthodox Church - Romanian Greek Catholic Church Crisis in the Early 1990s," in Studia Universitatis Petru Maior, vol 6, 2005.

PROJECTS and WORKS IN PROGRESS
Ph.D. Dissertation: Utopian reformists, freedom fighters and collaborationists. Oppositional Groups to the Communist Regime Inside the Romanian Orthodox Church (1945-1964)

Project: Religion and the Challenges of Modernity:Christian Churches in 19th and 20th century Eastern Europe, project designed and conducted by the University of Michigan Ann Arbour and Calvin College, Grand Rapids, US - 2005-2006

Project: Future Continous - Building Confidence in the Hungarian Romanian Relations through Multicultural Education and Comparative Research (East-East Program of the Open Society Foundation) Project manager, academic tutor

Details:
EDUCATION:
Central European University - Phd candidate History, 2003 - present.
Oxford University - Graduate Visiting Student, 2006-2007
Central European University - MA, History, 2003.
Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania, - MA European Studies, 2002.
Petru Maior University, Tirgu-Mures, Romania, - BA History, English language and Literature, June 2000

Selected Publications:
"Inventing Ecumenism? Inter-confessional Dialogue in 1960s Romania", in Religion in Eastern Europe Volume XXVI, Number 3 August 2006 (in publishing)
"O zi din viata unui Imputernicit. Aparatul represiv al Ministerului Cultelor in anii '50" (A day in the life of an Empowered. The Repressive Apparatus of the Department for Religious Denominations in the 1950s) in Anuarul Institutului de Cercetari Socio Umane Gheorghe Sincai Vol VII, 2005.
"Religia in Uniunea Europeana" (Religion in the European Union), in Enciclopedia Uniunii Europene (Bucuresti: Meronia, 2005)
"Ecumenism as Politics, Patterns in the Solution of Romanian Orthodox Church - Romanian Greek Catholic Church Crisis in the Early 1990s," in Studia Universitatis Petru Maior, vol 6, 2005.

PROJECTS and WORKS IN PROGRESS
Ph.D. Dissertation: Utopian reformists, freedom fighters and collaborationists. Oppositional Groups to the Communist Regime Inside the Romanian Orthodox Church (1945-1964)

Project: Religion and the Challenges of Modernity:Christian Churches in 19th and 20th century Eastern Europe, project designed and conducted by the University of Michigan Ann Arbour and Calvin College, Grand Rapids, US - 2005-2006

Project: Future Continous - Building Confidence in the Hungarian Romanian Relations through Multicultural Education and Comparative Research (East-East Program of the Open Society Foundation) Project manager, academic tutor

Publicații selectate:

* Balazs Apor, Peter Apor, E. A. Rees, Mechanisms of State Control over Religious Denominations in Romania in the late 1940s and early 1950s, New Academia Publishing, Balazs Apor, Peter Apor, E. A. Rees, The Sovietization of Eastern Europe, New Perspectives on the Postwar Period, 2008.