Chair and Commentator
Mark MazowerDepartment of History
Columbia University
Backwardness in Interwar Europe
Thomas DavidPlanning Peace: Development Policies in Postwar Europe
Michele AlacevichLoyola University, Maryland
From Reconstruction to Development: International Organizations Policies Toward Central European countries 1947-1970
Sandrine KottUniversity of Geneva
Chair and Commentator
Yanni KotsonisNew York University
A Question of Timing? Why the European Recovery Program Became a Global Template for Development
Daniel SpeichUniversity of Lucerne, Switzerland
Development Ideas in Postwar Greece
Andreas KakridisNational and Kapodistrian University of Athens
Thinking about Development in Late Socialist Hungary
James MarkUniversity of Exeter
Chair and Commentator
Victoria de GraziaColumbia University
Eastern European Economists and the Notion of Backwardness in the 1950s
Johanna BockmanGeorge Mason University
Backwardness and Development in Soviet Central Asia & Afghanistan?
Timothy NunanHarvard Academy for International and Area Studies
Framing the Discourse on ‘Backwardness’: Tensions on the Development Issue Considered within the Bloc or on a Global Scale
Simon GodardGlobal Studies Institute of the University of Geneva
Columbia University