While packing my bags, I realized that the kind author of this message
told me to use his/her name, but never told me what it was.
Roger
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From: owner-pen-l
To: pen-l
Subject: Re: Yugoslavia and Hungary
Date: Friday, April 03, 1998 2:14PM
In Slovenia you may contact:
Andreja Crnak Meglic
Faculty of Social Sciences
Institute of Social Science
Kardeljeva ploscad 1
1000 Lubjana
phone 386 61 168 3118
Her first name is pronounced 'Andreya'); she is knowledgeable about the
local NGO scene so she may be able to help you making a few contacts (she
speaks good English). Just mention that you got the reference from me,
otherwise she might be surprised.
Regards,
At 02:19 PM 4/3/98 -0800, you wrote:
>
> My adult son and I will be spending three weeks in Slovenia, Hungary,
>Western Rumania (
>Cluj area), Trieste and the Czech Republic with a car rented in Munich on
>May 22. This is considered a professional junket since I teach Comparative
>Economics (Andy Zimbalist - when do we get a new edition?) and my son is a
>beltway bandit trying to get a job as a high school social studies teacher
(
>a 1997 Masters from American University). I've been in Eastern Europe
before
>(Pecs, Budapest, Southern Transylvania and the Slovenian coast on a
>Fulbright program for teachers from provincial universities in 1989), but I
>am particularly interested in persons worth meeting (especially those
>critical of the new order) and places worth seeing, especially in Slovenia.
>I would like to try for a sabbatical in Slovenia, so that I could at least
>learn the language in a few years. Unfortunately, I have done no research
>since I left Chase Econometrics 15 years ago, so this may be a pipe dream.
>Any help would be appreciated.
> Roger Even Bove
> Dept. of Economics/Finance
> West Chester Univ., W. Chester PA
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
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