The Founders of ELSA 25 years later in London, 2006

2006-2007    Christopher Carlson (Sweden)
2005-2006    Josefin Björklund (Finland)
2004-2005    Maria-Veronica Anton (Romania)
2003-2004    Isabelle Ginet-Kauders (France)
2002-2003    Bettina Kuperman (Denmark)
2001-2002    Rūta Žarnauskaitė (Lithuania)
2000-2001    Michael Ellul Sullivan (Malta)
2000            Anders Bredmose (Denmark)
1999            Simen Strand (Norway)
1998            Agnieszka Stobiecka (Poland)
1997            Leander Palleit (Germany)
1996            Blaz Golob (Slovenia)
1995            Robert D’Alessandro (Malta)
1994            Martin Flink (Sweden)
1993            Andrej Plenkovic (Croatia)
1992            Frederik Lofthagen (Sweden)
1991            Patrick Oliver (United Kingdom)
1988-1990    Maria Boström (Finland)
1986-1987    Paul Hochbaum (Austria)
1982-1985    Christian Mallet (Denmark)
1981-1982    Ernst Wurz (Austria) 

2006-2007    Tina Eszlari (Germany)
2005-2006    Wouter-Jan Brookman (the Netherlands)
2004-2005    Pål Jakob Aasen (Norway)
2003-2004    Maurizio Sorbello (Italy)
2002-2003    Ivan Mujovic (Serbia and Montenegro)
2001-2002    Robert Tremel (Austria)
2000-2001    Daria Tonai (Croatia)
2000            Vidar Hegge (Norway)
1999            Jesper Frank (Denmark)
1998            Kim Rubæk (Denmark)
1997            Taco Hovius (The Netherlands)
1996            Juan R. Negrillo (Spain)
1995            Tuomas Pöysti (Finland)
1994            Moray McLaren (United Kingdom)
1993            Ewout Wierda (the Netherlands)
1992            Mariёlle Matthee (the Netherlands)
1991            Arnold Dikkers (the Netherlands)
1990            Lisa Router (United Kingdom)
1989            Frank Mittendorff (the Netherlands)
1987-1988    Frouke Vlaskamp (the Netherlands)
1986-1987    Jeroen Koster (the Netherlands)
1985-1986    Agaath Kuipers (the Netherlands)
1984-1985    Rüdiger Gatermann (Germany)
1983-1984    Klaus Lagemann (Germany)
1982            Position did not exist
1981            Position did not exist 

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2006-2007    Nils Fjelkegård (Sweden)
2005-2006    Mircea Şerban Moraru (Romania)
2004-2005    Maria Litzell (Sweden)
2003-2004    Maria Cruz Ferreira Costa (Spain)
2002-2003    Andrius Vitkevičius(Lithuania)
2001-2002    Katja Pecek (Slovenia)
2000-2001    Katarina Klepczynska (Sweden)
2000            Anette Hvidt (Denmark)
1999            Johan Almer (Sweden)
1998            Gracjan Pietras (Poland)
1997            Tore Skeide (Norway)
1996            Luigi Simonetta (Italy)
1995            Mira Gühring (Germany)
1994            Volker Hirsch (Germany)
1993            Colin Scicluna (Malta)
1992            Lisa Router (United Kingdom)
1991            Sten Ramstedt (Sweden)
1989-1990    Guillermo Palao Moreno (Spain)
1988            Irmgard Schöffler (Austria)
1986-1987    Klara Honti (Hungary)
1981-1986    Position did not exist  

Vice Presidents Academic Activities

2006-2007   Halvor Lekven (Norway)
2005-2006   Leo Vojčík (Slovakia)
2004-2005   Aleksandra Lakovic (Croatia)
2003-2004   Ieva Žebrytė (Lithuania)
2002-2003   Mark Raphael Refalo (Malta)
2001-2002   Hans Lederer (Austria)
2000-2001   Annika Kemppinen (Finland)
2000           Inger Marie Slettebøe (Norway)
1999           Pedro Barros (Portugal)
1998           Burke Serbecti (Turkey)
1997           Oliver Kljajic (Slovenia)
1996           Marit C. Schage (Norway)
1995           Tolga Ismen (Turkey)
1994           Patricia Gannon (Ireland)
1993           Manuela Tomassini (Italy)
1992           Théresà Prisse (the Netherlands)
1991           Mercedes Camps Herrero (Spain)
1989-1990   Annika Schnell (Sweden)
1987-1988   Siniša Rodin (Yougoslavia)
1986-1987   Jacek Barczik (Poland)
1984-1986   Krzysztof Kubala (Poland)
1981-1984   Position did not exist

Vice Presidents Seminars and Conferences

2006-2007   Loreta Pivoriūnaitė (Lithuania)
2005-2006   Julianna Koppàny (Hungary)
2004-2005   Kirsti Jullum Jensen (Norway)
2003-2004   Iulia Vass (Romania)
2002-2003   Irena Bojadzievska (Republic of Macedonia)
2001-2002   Ketevan Aleksidze (Georgia)
2000-2001   Adriana Padovan (Croatia)
2000           Nicola Camilleri (Malta)
1999           Anne Kristine Kolflaath (Norway)
1998           Frants Frank Nielsen (Denmark)
1997           Mette Damgaard (Denmark)
1996           Ligia Vaz (Portugal)
1995           Thomas Jacobsen (Norway)
1994           Marie Louise Flach de Neergaard (Denmark)
1993           Martin Flink (Sweden)
1992           Bartosz Raczkowski (Poland)
1991           Andreas Richter (Germany)
1989-1990   Hermann P. Rapp (Germany)
1988           Martin Fenech (Malta)
1987           Joakim Bogdanoff (Sweden)
1986-1987   Martin Johanson (Sweden)
1985           Caroline Hesser (Sweden)
1984-1985   Fredrik Messel (Norway)
1981-1984   Position did not exist 

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