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Evelyn Davidheiser

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Institute for Global Studies 214 SocSci

The Russian Presidential Election. Davidheiser, Evelyn B, Jerry Hough and Susan Lehmann, Brookings, 1996.
Right and Left in the Hard Opposition. Davidheiser, Evelyn B, 1998.
The Victory of Zhirinovsky & the Future of Russian Foreign Economic Policy. Davidheiser, Evelyn B, 1994.
The KPRF: Toward Social Democracy or National Socialism?. Davidheiser, Evelyn B, 1998.
Strong States - Weak States: The Role of the State in Revolution. Davidheiser, Evelyn B, 1992.

Member: University Advisory Committee for Study Abroad, University of Minnesota , 2002 - 2003
Member: Truman Scholarship Selection Committee, University of Minnesota , 2002 - 2003
Member: Curriculum Committee, Institute for the International Education of Students, Chicago, IL , 1999
Member: CLA Honors Committee, University of Minnesota , 2002 - 2003
Member: Advisory Board, Human Rights Program, University of Minnesota , 2002 - 2003
Member: Advisory Board, European Studies Consortium, University of Minnesota , 2002 - 2003
Member: Advisory Board, Center for German and European Studies, University of Minnesota , 2002 - 2003
Member: Advisory Board, Center for Austrian Studies, University of Minnesota , 2002 - 2003
Chair: Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship Committee, University of Minnesota , 2002 - 2003
Associate Director: Institute for Global Studies, University of Minnesota , 1999 - 2002
Center for Science and International Affairs, Harvard University: 1984 - 1985
Wiener Institut fur Internationale Wirtschaftsvergleiche, Vienna, Austria: 1985
Assistant Director: Institute of International Studies, University of Minnesota , 1997 - 1998
Assistant Director: Institute for Global Studies, University of Minnesota , 1998 - 1999
Research Fellow: Center for East-West Trade, Investement and Communication, Duke University , 1993 - 1994
Director: Institute for Global Studies, University of Minnesota , 2002

CLA Service Award, 1999
Research Fellowship, Center for East-West Trade, Investment, and Communication, Duke University, 1993 - 1994
Rockefeller Foundation Humanist fellow, 1985