Papers from the symposium "Participatory Action Research in East Europe and Russia."

Published: 2008-04-14

Contents

AEER Editor

1-2

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Editors' Notes

Krista Harper, Julie Hemment

3

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Collaborative Anthropology and Participatory Action Research in Central Eastern Europe and Russia

Krista Harper, Julie Hemment

4-6

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Articles

Community-Based Sustainability Planning and Rural Development in the South-Borsod Region, Hungary

Barbara Bodorkós, Bálint Balázs, Györgyi Bela, György Pataki

7-18

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Participatory Action Research for Conserving Crop Genetic Resources: Beans as Gendered Crops in the Őrség-Vendvidék Region, Hungary

Barbara Bodorkós, György Pataki, Ágnes Mérő

19-29

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Teaching Participatory Action Research: A Hungarian Experience

Eszter Kelemen, Bálint Balázs

30-35

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Who’s Serving Whom? Community Service Learning as Critical Pedagogy at a Time of Neglasnost’ (Non-Transparency) in Russia

Julie Hemment

36-47

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Nashi versus Nazi: Anti-Fascist Activity as a Means of Mass Youth Mobilization in Contemporary Russia (translated by Dmitry Borodin)

Oleg Belov

48-55

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“I am Concerned about the Quality of Reproduction…”: Russian State Demographic Policy in the Eyes of Youth Movement Activists in Tver’ (translated by Anna Borodina)

Elena Karmalskaia

56-67

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Football Fans in Russia as a Would-Be Youth Movement (translated by Dmitry Borodin)

Evgenii Artiushin

68-72

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Open Forum Section

Dealing with Difference: Hungarian Civil Sector Efforts to Aid the Roma Minority

Andria D. Timmer

73-81

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The Symbolic Value of a Thing: An Analysis of the Kravata in Croatia

Juraj Anzulovic

82-92

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Serbia, Betwixt and Between: Culture, Politics and Images of the West

Andrei Simic

93-100

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