ÊȪÂÎ-ÌÎÃÈËßÍÑÜÊÓ ÀÊÀÄÅÌ²Þ Ï²ÄÒÐÈÌÀËÈ:
Dear Professor Briukhovetsky,The undersigned participants in an international conference titled "Clash of Civilisations" held at the Contemporary Europe Research Centre, University of Melbourne, are profoundly concerned for the future of political pluralism and human rights in Ukraine. We applaud and support the efforts of the millions of citizens of Ukraine who are actively protesting against the falsification of the results of the recent Ukrainian presidential election. In particular, we express our admiration for, and solidarity with, the students and professoriate of the Kyiv Mohyla Academy National University, who have played a vanguard role in the protest movement and have led others in demonstrating commitment to the ideal of a just, open and free society. We wish them continued courage and determination, and early success.
Yours sincerely,
Marko Pavlyshyn, European Studies and Ukrainian Studies, Monash University
Natalie Doyle, European Studies and French Studies, Monash University
Tony Phillips, Contemporary Europe Research Centre, University of Melbourne
Wendy Sargent, Social Sciences, University of Technology, Sydney
Mark Vermeul, International Relations, Macquarie University, Sydney
Ben Wellings, Social Sciences, Australian National University, Canberra
Robert Horvath, Contemporary Europe Research Centre, University of Melbourne
Tony Wilson, Political Studies, University of Auckland, New Zealand
Michael Warby, History, independent scholar
Gavin Mounet, International Relations, University of New South Wales, Sydney
Jacinta O'Hagan, International Relations, Australian National University
Stephanie Lawson, International Relations, University of East Anglia, United Kingdom
Greg Melleuish, History and Politics, University of Wollongong
Rachel Croucher, European Studies, University of Melbourne
Angus Hinton, Political Economy, University of Melbourne
Kamenne Vouzas, European Studies, University of Meloburne
David Goldsworthy, Politics, Monash University
Jeremy Salt, Political Science, University of Melbourne
Judith Armstrong, Russian Studies and European Studies, University of Melbourne
Michael Ong, Australian Parliamentary Research Service, Canberra
Pete Lentini, Politics, Monash University
Bruce Kent, Modern European History, Australian National University
Alicia Sellitti, European Politics, University of Melbourne
Michael Kelly, European History, University of Melbourne and Victoria University
Desmond Brennan, International Relations
Tijana Jurković, Archaeology, University of Melbourne
Stephen Alomes, Social and International Studies, Deakin University
Margherita Matera, Political Science, University of Melbourne
Belinda Cleeland, Political Science, University of Melbourne
Levent, Tezcan, Research Institute for Conflict, Bielefeld, Germany
Philomena Murrag, Political Science, University of Melbourne
Anastasia Mouhtaris, European Studies and Modern Greek Studies, University of New South Wales
Jerome Donovan, International Relations, University of Tasmania
Yann de Denud, Political Science, University of Queensland
David Lansley, Political Science and economics, University of Melbourne
Tessa Satherley, History and Politics, University of Melbourne
Kasia Lach, Law, University of Melbourne
Yumiko Yamashita, Political Science, University of Melbourne