REEI Affiliated Emeritus Faculty Directory
American Studies - Central
Eurasian Studies - Comparative
Literature -
Economics - Education - Folklore - History - Business - Music -
Public and Environmental Affairs - Slavic Languages & Literatures
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American Studies
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Paul Nagy, Professor Emeritus, PhD, Fordham
University, 1968. Philosophy and American studies, contemporary
Hungary. E-mail: pnagy
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Central Eurasian
Studies
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Ilhan Basgoz, Professor Emeritus, PhD, University
of Ankara, 1949; retired 1997. Turkish literature and
folklore. E-mail: turkish -
Gustav Bayerle, Professor Emeritus, PhD, Columbia
University, 1966; retired 1996. Ottoman history. E-mail:
bayerle
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Yuri Bregel, Professor Emeritus, PhD, Moscow
State University, 1961; retired 2000. Central Asian
history and everyday life. E-mail: bregel
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Denis Sinor, Distinguished Professor Emeritus,
AM, Cambridge University, 1948; retired 1986. Uralic
and Altaic history. E-mail: sinord
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Comparative Literature
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Matei Calinescu, Professor Emeritus, PhD, University
of Cluj, 1972; retired 1999. Modernism and Postmodernism; European
literature. E-mail: calinesc
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Mihaly Szegedy-Maszák, Professor, PhD, Eötvös
Loránd University, 1967; retired 2009. Hungarian literature and culture.
E-mail username: szegedym.
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Economics
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Robert Campbell, Distinguished Professor Emeritus, PhD,
Harvard University, 1956; retired 1994. Centrally planned economies
and economies in transition.
E-mail: campbelr
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Education
- Robert Arnove, Professor Emeritus, PhD, Stanford University,
1969, retired 2000. Comparative and international education. E-mail: arnove
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Howard Mehlinger, Professor Emeritus, PhD, University
of Kansas, 1964; retired 1997. Global and Russian education.
E-mail: mehlinge
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Folklore
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Linda Degh, Distinguished Professor Emeritus, Degree
of Kandidatus, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, 1959; retired
1992. European and American folklore.
E-mail: degh
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History
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Charles Jelavich, Professor Emeritus, PhD, University
of California at Berkeley, 1949; retired 1993. Balkan history.
E-mail: cjelavic
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Alexander Rabinowitch, Professor Emeritus, PhD, Indiana
University, 1965; retired 1999. Soviet history.
E-mail: arabinow
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Frederick Chary, Professor Emeritus of History, PhD,
University of Pittsburgh, 1968. Bulgarian history,
philosophy. E-mail: fchary@iun.edu
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Kelly School of Business
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Paul Marer, Professor Emeritus, PhD, University
of Pennsylvania, 1968; retired 2000. Economic transformation
and business culture of formerly centrally planned economies.
E-mail: marer
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Library and Information Science
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Murlin Croucher, Associate Librarian, MLS, University
of North Carolina, 1971. Slavic bibliography. E-mail username:
croucher.
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Music
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Malcolm Brown, Professor Emeritus, PhD, Florida State
University, 1967; retired 1994. Russian musicology.
E-mail: brownm
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Public and Environmental Affairs
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William Hojnacki, Professor Emeritus, School of Public and
Environmental Affairs, PhD Notre Dame University, 1977. Public
sector organizations. E-mail: whojnacki@iusb.edu
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Slavic Languages &
Literatures
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Howard Keller, Professor, PhD, Georgetown University,
1967. Russian language. E-mail username: keller. -
Vadim Liapunov, Associate Professor Emeritus, PhD, Yale
University, 1969, retired 2000. Russian literature.
E-mail: liapunov
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Galina McLaws, Lecturer Emeritus, MA, Indiana University,
1963; retired 1995. Russian grammar.
E-mail: mclaws
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Nina Perlina, Professor Emeritus, PhD, Brown University, 1977.
Russian literature. E-mail username: perlina.
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