Participants in the 2nd year of the European Journalism-Fellowships 2000/2001

Hana Bakicova (Czech Republic)

Chief editor with "Radio Praha"

Project: "Public media - competition or an option to private media? Comparative analysis of newcast"

Dragan Bisenic (Yugoslavia)

Editor with regards to foreign affairs

Project: "Intellectuals, National Socialism and the collaps of Yugoslavia"

 

Andrea Bosman (The Netherlands)

Editor with the daily newspaper "Trouw"

Project: "The future of the 'Berlin Republic': Memory and neglect in Germany"

 

Piotr Bugajski (Poland)

Assistant editor with the Polish press agency "PAP"

Project: "The German emerge of National Socialism and Communism. The reeducation in media"

 

Ljudmila Dimova (Bulgaria)

Chief of the politics department with regional newspaper „Narodna delo" in Varna

Project: "The future in the Balkan states and the German foreign policy"

Dunja Dragojevic-Kersten (Germany/Croatia)

Journalist with the station "Deutsche Welle Köln"

Project: "The German theater in time of changes"

Paul Hockenos (USA)

Independent Journalist

Project: "For God and Fatherland: The Role of Ethnic emigrant groups in a decade of Balkan conflict"

Corinne Holtz (Switzerland)

Editor with the Swiss radio "DRS2"

Project: "Investigation of the life and work of the German director Ruth Berghaus"

Andrei Hvostov (Estonia)

Independent Journalist

Project: "Development of a bilingual daily newspaper in Estonia as a contibution to the promotion of a bilingual society in Estonia"

 

Violeta Mickeviciute (Lithuania)

Editor with the daily newspaper „Respublika"

Project: "(Un)restricted freedom of press in democracy - comparison between Germany and Lithuania"

Olivier Morel (France)

Chief editor of a radio broadcast with "Fréquences libres"

Project: "German contemporary writers and their relation to the real, symbolic and imaginary history of the nascent Germany"

Paola Motta (Italy)

Political editor with the daily newspaper „Alto Adige"

Project: "Berlin: A capital city for the future"

 

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Dr. Richard Precht (Germany)

Independent Journalist

Project: "The 'Berlin Republic' as a democracy of television"