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	***[[Biljana Doj?inovi? Neši?]] (Belgrade University)<br>		***[[Biljana Doj?inovi? Neši?]] (Belgrade University)<br>
-	***[[Juliana Jovicic]] (University of Novi Grad) <br>	+	***[[Juliana Jovicic]] (University of Novi Sad) <br>
	**SLOVENIA <BR>		**SLOVENIA <BR>
	***[[Katja Mihurko Poniz]] (Univerza v Novi Gorici) <br>		***[[Katja Mihurko Poniz]] (Univerza v Novi Gorici) <br>

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Participants

• Project staff at Huygens Institute (project Dutch Women Writers):
  
  • Suzan van Dijk
    
  • Ton van Kalmthout
    
  • Karina van Dalen-Oskam
    
    

• Participants (institutional) in the NEWW project (2007-2010):
  
  • NETHERLANDS
    
    • Utrecht University: Ton Naaijkens
      
  • SWITZERLAND
    
    • Université de Genève: Agnese Fidecaro, Yasmina Foehr-Janssens
      
    • Université de Lausanne: Valérie Cossy
      
  • UNITED KINGDOM
    
    • Southampton University and Chawton House Library: Gillian Dow
      
    • Warwick University: Katherine Astbury
  • GERMANY
    
    • Ruhr-universität Bochum: Lieselotte Steinbrügge, Susanne Goumegou
      
      

• Members (individual) of the NEWW network:
  
  • AUSTRIA
    
    • Norbert Bachleitner (University of Vienna)
      
  • AUSTRALIA
    
    • Piera Carroli Australian National University Canberra
      
  • BELGIUM
    
    • Anke Gilleir (Catholic University Leuven)
      
    • Danielle Bajome (University of Liège)
      
    • Els Biesemans (University of Ghent)
      
    • Juliette Dor (University of Liège)
      
    • Liselotte Vandenbussche (University College of Ghent)
      
  • BULGARIA
    
    • Miglena Nikolchina (Sofia University)
      
    • Bozhana Filipova (Sofia University)
      
    • Nadejda Alexandrova (Sofia University)
      
    • Maria Kalinova (Sofia University)
      
  • CANADA
    
    • Susan Dalton (University of Montreal)
      
    • Ève-Marie Lampron (University of Montreal)
      
    • Madeleine Jeay (McMaster University)
      
  • CZECHIA
    
    • Milena Lenderová (University of Pardubice)
      
  • DENMARK
    
    • Anne-Marie Mai (Syddansk Universitet)
      
  • FINLAND
    
    • Paivi Lappalainen (University of Turku)
      
    • Maarit Leskela (University of Turku)
      
    • Viola Parente-Capkova (University of Turku)
      
    • Kirsi Tuohela (University of Turku)
      
    • Kati Launis (University of Turku)
      
    • Heidi Grönstrand (University of Turku)
      
  • FRANCE
    
    • Aurore Evain (SIEFAR, Paris)
      
    • Catriona Seth (University of Nancy II)
      
    • Kerstin Wiedemann, University of Nancy II)
      
    • Catherine Viollet (CNRS, Paris)
      
  • GERMANY
    
    • Rotraud von Kulessa (University of Freiburg)
      
    • Ina Schabert (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, em.)
      
    • Ursula Jung (Ruhr-universität Bochum)
      
    • Annette Keilhauer (Friedrich-Alexander Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg)
      
    • Hendrick Schlieper (Ruhr-universität Bochum)
      
    • Elisa Müller-Adams (Universität Trier)
      
  • GREECE
    
    • Laura Alipranti (National Centre for Social Research, EKKE)
      
  • IRELAND
    
    • Marie-Louise Coolahan (NUI Galway)
      
  • ISRAEL
    
    • Tovi Bibring (Bar Ilan University)
      
  • NETHERLANDS
    
    • Alicia C. Montoya (University of Groningen)
      
    • Philiep Bossier (University of Groningen)
      
    • Petra Broomans (University of Groningen)
      
    • Lizet Duyvendak, Dutch Open University, Heerlen
      
    • Nina Geerdink (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam]]
      
    • Stephanie Walker (Utrecht University)
      
    • Roselinde Supheert (Utrecht University)
      
  • NORWAY
    
    • Anne Birgitte Ronning (University of Oslo)
      
    • Marie Nedregotten Sorbo (Volda University College)
      
    • Torill Steinfeld (University of Oslo)
      
  • PORTUGAL
    
    • Teresa de Almeida (Universidade Nuova de Lisboa)
      
    • Vanda Anastacio (Universidade de Lisboa)
      
    • Ines Castro (Universidade Nuova de Lisboa)
      
  • ROMANIA
    
    • Ileana Mihaila (University of Bucharest)
      
    • Mihaela Mudure (Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj)
      
    • Ramona Mihaila (Spiru Haret University Bucharest)
      
  • RUSSIE
    
    • Elena Gretchanaia (Institut de littérature mondiale, Moscou)
      
  • SERBIA
    
    • Biljana Doj?inovi? Neši? (Belgrade University)
      
    • Juliana Jovicic (University of Novi Sad)
      
  • SLOVENIA
    
    • Katja Mihurko Poniz (Univerza v Novi Gorici)
      
  • SPAIN
    
    • Monica Bolufer (University of Valencia)
      
    • Juan Gomis (University of Valencia)
      
    • Begueno Regueiro (Universidad Complutense, Madrid)
      
    • Amelia Sanz (Universidad Complutense, Madrid)
      
    • Nieves Baranda (UNED, Madrid)
      
  • SWITZERLAND
    
    • Ursula Stohler (University of Bern)
      
    • Catherine M. Muller (Neuchâtel)
      
  • UNITED KINGDOM
    
    • Hilary Brown (Swansea University)
      
    • Séverine Genieys-Kirk (University of Edinburgh)
      
    • Henriette Partzsch (University of St. Andrews)
      
    • Laura Kirkley (Cambridge University)
      
    • Nicole Pohl (Oxford Brookes University)
      
    • Robert McNamee (Electronic Enlightenment)
      
    • Zsuzsanna Varga (Glasgow University, Scotland)
      
  • UNITED STATES
    
    • Faith Beasley (Darthmouth College, Hanover New Hampshire)
      
    • Hilde Hoogenboom (University at Albany (SUNY))
      
    • Lisa Vollendorf (California State University, Long Beach)
      
    • Gina Luria Walker (The New School in New York City)
      
    • Irene Zanini-Cordi (Florida State University)
      
    • Zeina Hakim (Tufts University)
      
  • [NB to be completed]
    
    

• Related online projects and groups:
  
  • SATOR: Société pour l'Analyse de la TOpique Romanesque
    
  • SIEFAR: Société Interdisciplinaire pour l'Etude des Femmes de l'Ancien Régime
    
  • Monastic Matrix: primary and secondary sources related to Christian women and monasticism 400 c.e. to 1700 c.e.
    
  • FrideL: Frauen in der Literaturwissenschaft
  • [NB to be completed]
    
    

• Project staff at OGC Utrecht University (1-1-2007 - 31-12-2009):
  
  • Suzan van Dijk, project director
    
  • Susanne Parren, assistant (1-9-2004 - 1-9-2007)
    
  • Johanneke Straasheijm, assistant (1-10-2004 - 1-9-2007)
    
  • Els Naaijkens, assistant (1-12-2004 - 1-10-2006)
    
  • Nicolien Gouwenberg, management advisor (from 1-1-2008)
    
  • Anne van Buul, assistant (1-2-2008 - 1-9-2008)
    
  • Marie Boeuf, trainee (1-6-2009 - 1-12-2009)
    
    

• NEWW Executive committee (1-1-2007 - 1-9-2009):
  
  • Suzan van Dijk, Utrecht University
    
  • Alicia C. Montoya (University of Groningen)
    
  • Anke Gilleir (Catholic University Leuven)
    
  • Agnese Fidecaro (Université de Genève)
    
    

• Advisory board:
  
  • to be created
    
    

• IT-developing
  
  • Marina Muilwijk (Igitur, Utrecht)
  • Ben Brandenburg (BinC, Utrecht)
    
  • Joris van Zundert (Huygens Institute, The Hague)
    
  • Paul Wouters (Virtual Knowledge Studio, Amsterdam
    
  • René van Horik (DANS, The Hague)
    
    

• Editorial board to this publishing website:
  
  • Suzan van Dijk
    
  • Lizet Duyvendak, Dutch Open University, Heerlen
    
  • Kerstin Wiedemann, University of Nancy II
    
    

• Substantial data base contributors (at least 50 records):
  
  • Emmanuelle Radar et Martine Brunot,
    
  • Susanne Parren,
    
  • Johanneke Straasheijm,
    
  • Els Naaijkens,
    
  • Corrie Kruikemeier, voluntary contributor,
    
  • Hanneke Volker, assistant (1-1 - 1-9 2007),
    
  • Marleen Dek, trainee (1-7 - 1-12 2006),
    
  • Anne van Buul.
    
    

SvD, March 2010

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• Participants