About the European Association of Dance Historians |
Mission statement The advancement of the education of the general public in the history of dance and the development of research in the history of dance. History of the Association The European Association of Dance Historians was formed in Paris in 1988 with the object of promoting exchanges between research workers in the history of dance in a European context. L'Association Européenne des Historiens de la Danse a été créée à Paris en 1988 dans le but de promouvoir des échanges et des liens entre les chercheurs en historie de la danse dans un cadre européen. Activités a). L'organisation d'un colloque tous les deux ans ayant lieu dans un des membre pays européens à tour de rôle. b) Publication de bulletins réguliers et d'un annuaire. c). L'engagement, seul ou en collaboration avec d'autres personnes ou d'autres institutions dans la réflexion et la discussion sur tout ce qui concerne l'histoire de la danse. Council Members Austria: Michael Malkiewicz Belgium: Roger Hourant France: Francoise Dartois-Lapeyre, Germaine Prudhommeau Germany: Vesna Mlakar (& Slovenia) Hungary: Gabor Kovacs Italy: Francesca Falcone Netherlands: Frederick Naerebout Russia: Elizabeth Souritz Slovenia: Vesna Mlakar (& Germany) Spain: Nelida Mones I Mestre Sweden: Bengt Hager United Kingdom: Ivor Guest European Association Of Dance Historians Constitution I. NAME The name of the Association is The European Association of Dance Historians (L’Association Europeene des Historiens de la Danse), hereinafter called the Association. II. OBJECTS The advancement of the education of the general public in the history of dance and the development of research in the history of dance. III. POWERS In furtherance of the Objects, but not otherwise, the Council may execute the following powers: 1. To promote exchanges between research workers in the history of dance in a European context. 2. To organise conferences and other activities on research projects, to be rotated between the European member countries. 3. To publish an annual bulletin. 4. To undertake either solely or in conjunction with other persons or bodies the consideration and discussion of all questions affecting dance history research. 5. To co-operate with any persons or bodies having Objects similar to those of the Association. 6. To provide a support mechanism for the publication and translation of academic and non-commercial works on dance history. 7. To indemnify any person or body u undertaking any duly authorised liability on behalf of the Association. 8. To do all such other lawful things as are necessary for the attainment of the Objects or any of them. IV. MEMBERS There shall be six categories of the membership of the Association: a. Active Members b. Associate Members c. Joint Members d. Corporate Members e. Student Members f. Honorary Life Members 1. Active Members Active Members must be European, or resident in a European country and either hold a university degree in dance history research, or hold an equivalent qualification, or show published evidence of genuine dance history scholarship. Active members shall be entitled to: a. Attend all meetings of the Association and to vote on all motions put forward at these meetings b. Attend all events organised by the Association c. Receive copies of all publications of the Association 2. Associate Members Associate membership is open to non-European or others who do not hold the appropriate qualification for Active membership. Associate members shall be entitled to attend all meetings and events, but shall have no voting rights. They will receive one copy of all publicatio
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