“…UCLA Center for Medieval and Renaissance studies.…”

“…Repr.: "Ucla law Review". Vol. 10, 1963, no. 2, January, p. 292-346.…”

“…Convite para Mário de Andrade ir fazer uma comunicação sobre Movimento de libertação em África. A UCLA (Los Angeles) faz o mesmo convite e pretendem estendê-lo a sete universidades. …”

“…Katherine Verdery is followed shortly by Prof. Gail Kligman (UCLA). After Prof. Gail Kligman’s speech the chairman of the panel John Lampe (Professor at the University of Maryland) introduces Prof. …”

“…Papers presented at a conference held at the University of California, Los Angeles and the University of California, Santa Barbara, Oct. 29-30, 1982 and sponsored by the Center for Russian and East European Studies (UCLA). The interplay of religious policy and nationalities policy in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe / Pedro Ramet -- National consciousness and Christianity in Eastern Europe / Alan Scarfe -- The neo-Slavophile trend and its relation to the contemporary religious revival in the USSR / Dimitry Pospielovsky -- Religion and nationalism in Ukraine / Vasyl Markus -- Nationalism and the Catholic Church in Lithuania / K�estutis K. …”

“…The members of the panel are Katherine Verdery (Professor at the University of Michigan), Gail Kligman (UCLA), Kazimierz Poznanski (University of Washington), István Rév (Professor at CEU and Director of OSA Archivum) and Miklós Haraszti (Hungarian Writer, Journalist and Professor). …”

“…The panel, entitled “Vulnerabilities of the New Democracies,” was chaired by John Lampe (Professor at the University of Maryland) and composed of Katherine Verdery (Professor at the University of Michigan), Gail Kligman (UCLA), Kazimierz Poznanski (University of Washington), István Rév (Professor at CEU and Director of OSA Archivum) and Miklós Haraszti (Hungarian Writer, Journalist and Professor). …”

“…Speakers in the panel were Katherine Verdery (Professor at the University of Michigan), Gail Kligman (UCLA), Kazimierz Poznanski (University of Washington), István Rév (Professor at CEU and Director of OSA Archivum) and Miklós Haraszti (Hungarian Writer, Journalist and Professor). …”