Background
Ost, David Julian was born on October 24, 1955 in New York City.
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European Politics in Transition by Mark Kesselman (2005-02-24)
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European Politics in Transition
(Written by six prominent scholars, European Politics in T...)
Written by six prominent scholars, European Politics in Transition presents a stimulating and comprehensive introduction to the political systems of post-World War II Great Britain, France, Italy, Germany, Eastern Europe, and the European Union. Four key themes--economic management, relationships between countries, the challenges of democracy, and the political impact of social diversity--are used to illustrate the concept of politics in transition within each country and on a global level.
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David Julian Ost
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Bachelor, State University of New York, Stony Brook, 1976; Master of Arts, University of Wisconsin, 1978; Doctor of Philosophy, University of Wisconsin, 1986.
Career
Associate professor, Hobart and William Smith Colls., Geneva, New York, since 1986. Associate professor Graduate School Social Research, Warsaw, Poland, 1994. Conference convener International Political Science Association, Oslo, 1994.
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European Politics in Transition
(Written by six prominent scholars, European Politics in T...)
- European Politics in Transition by Mark Kesselman (2005-02-24)
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European Politics in Transition
Membership
Juror review grant applications Fulbright Fellowships, Washington, 1994-1996. Member American Political Science Association, American Sociological Association.
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American
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Grantee National Council Soviet and East European Research, 1993-1995. Center for European Studies fellow Harvard University, 1990-1991, American Council Learned Societies fellow, 1993-1994. Recipient Herfurth award University Wisconsin, 1991.Grantee National Council Soviet and East European Research, 1993-1995. Center for European Studies fellow Harvard University, 1990-1991, American Council Learned Societies fellow, 1993-1994. Recipient Herfurth award University Wisconsin, 1991.