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Institute for the Danube Region and Central Europe,   Vienna

Regime Change and Transitions across the Danubian Region: 1989-2009

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Institute for the Study of Totalitarian Regimes,   Prague

20 Years After. Central and Eastern European Communist Regimes as a Shared Legacy

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Institute of Contemporary History/Zentrum für Zeithistorische Forschung,   Prague/Potsdam

Socialist Dictatorship as a World of Meaning

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Institute of History, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Josefa, Marie a Zdeňky Hlávkový Foundation,   Prague

Individual and Collective Mécénat and the Culture of Public Donation in Central Europe, 19th-20th Century

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Institute of Literature of the National Academy of Sciences of the Ukraine,   Kyiv

Mikola Hohol (Nikolaj Gogol')

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Institute of National Remembrance,   Warsaw

The Communist Security Apparatus in East Central Europe, 1944-45 to 1989

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Inter-Disciplinary Net,   Prague

1st Global Conference: Future Literature, Future Criticism

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Inter-Disciplinary Net,   Prague

New Media and Technological Cultures. 2nd Global Conference

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Inter-University Center,   Dubrovnik

Feminist Critical Analysis: Re/Producing, Consuming, Engendering

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Inter-University Center,   Dubrovnik

Feminist Critical Analysis: Re/Producing, Consuming, Engendering

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Interessengemeinschaft Kultur Wien,   Wien

Innovationspreis 2005 der IG Kultur Wien (IGKW)

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Intern. Robert-Musil-Gesellschaft,   Saarbrücken

Literatur, Technik, Naturwissenschaft in der Klassischen Moderne. Internationales Darmstädter Musil-Symposion

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International Conference of Labour and Social History,   Wien

Transnationale Netzwerke. Beiträge zur Geschichte der "Globalisierung" / Transnational Networks. Contributions to the History of "Globalisation"

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IOG,   Wien

100 Jahre Institut für Osteuropäische Geschichte der Universität Wien

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IOG / Kakanien revisited / Thyssen Stiftung / Univ. Wien,   Wien

Vampirismus und magia posthuma im Diskurs der Habsburgermonarchie im 18. und 19. Jahrhundert

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