International  Children's and Youth Literature

Participants of the section International Children’s and Youth Literature

2009
Martin Baltscheit (Germany), Jutta Bauer (Germany), Jeanne Birdsall (USA), Émile Bravo (France), Wally de Doncker (Belgium), Lennart Eng (Sueden), Rosana Faría (Venezuela), Graham Gardner (GB). Svjetlan Junaković (Croatia), Petra Kasch (Germany), Klaus Kordon (Germany), Suzy Lee (South Korea/Singapor), Marjaleena Lembcke (Finland/Germany), Maritgen Matter (Netherlands), Octavia Monaco (Italy), Naomi Shihab Nye (USA/Palestine), Timo Parvela (Finland), Nadine Touma (Lebanon), Valérie Zenatti (Israel/France)

2008
Malorie Blackman (UK), Anne-Laure Bondoux (France), Viktor Canosinaj (Albania), Wolf Erlbruch (Germany), Timothée de Fombelle (France), John Green (USA), Piet Grobler (South Africa), Stian Hole (Norway), Joseph Lemasolai Lekuton (Kenia), Ted van Lieshout (Netherlands), Beatrice Masini (Italy), Xosé Antonio Neira Cruz (Spain), Meg Rosoff (USA/UK), Veronika Rotfuß (Germany), Farshid Shafiee (Iran), Thé Tjong-Khing (Indonesia/Netherlands), Einar Turkowski (Germany), Nahoko Uehashi (Japan), Mats Wahl (Sweden)

2007
Liliana Bodoc (Argentina), Kevin Brooks (UK), Faïza Guène (France), Nikolaus Heidelbach (Germany), Vagelis Iliopoulos (Greece), John Kilaka (Tanzania), Guus Kuijer (Netherlands), Allen Kurzweil (USA), Vytautas V. Landsbergis (Lithuania), Pnina Moed Kass (USA/Israel), Marie-Aude Murail (France), Moni Nilsson (Sweden), Sieb Posthuma (Netherlands), Mirjam Pressler (Germany), Vladimir Radunsky (Russia/USA)

2006
Vesna Aleksić (Serbia), Ricardo Azevedo (Brazil), Lilian Brøgger (Denmark), Cao Wenxuan (China), Aidan Chambers (UK), Lauren Child (UK), Valérie Dayre (France), E.R. Frank (USA), Jostein Gaarder (Norway), Laura Gallego García (Spain), François Gravel (Canada-Québec), Roberto Innocenti (Italy), Hermann Schulz (Germany), Edward van de Vendel (Netherlands)

2005
An Na (South Korea/USA), Chen Jianghong (China/France), Carll Cneut (Belgium), Xabier P. Docampo (Spain), Bernard Friot (France), Rudolf Herfurtner (Germany), Hannele Huovi (Finland), Paul Maar (Germany), Jean-Claude Mourlevat (France), Emily Nasrallah (Lebanon), Grigory Oster (Russia), Jenny Robson (South Africa/Botswana), Peter Sís (Czech Republic/USA), Bjørn Sortland (Norway), Jonathan Stroud (UK)

2004
María Teresa Andruetto (Argentina), Azouz Begag (France), Martha Brooks (Canada), Melvin Burgess (UK), Malika Ferdjoukh (Algeria/France), Klaus Hagerup (Norway), Daniel Hevier (Slovenia), Louis Jensen (Denmark), Michèle Lemieux (Canada), Per Nilsson (Sweden), Anna Onichimowska (Poland), Mario Ramos (Belgium), Nasrin Siege (Iran/Sambia/Tanzania/Germany), Grégoire Solotareff (Egypt/Lebanon/France), Jutta Treiber (Austria), Mohammad Reza Yousefi (Iran), Kazumi Yumoto (Japan)

2003
Samhita Arni (India/USA), Azouz Begag (France), Jeanne Benameur (Algeria/France), Carolyn Coman (USA), Miro Gavran (Croatia), Klaus Hagerup (Norway), Heinz Janisch (Austria), Desa Muck (Slovenia), Verónica Murguía (Mexico), Roberto Piumini (Italy), Notaila Rashed (Egypt), Matthew Sweeney (Ireland/Germany/Romania), Annika Thor (Sweden), Eugene Trivizas (Greece/UK)

2002
Azouz Begag (France), Júlio Emílio Braz (Brazil), Zoran Drvenkar (Croatia/Germany), Phillip Gwynne (Australia), Sonya Hartnett (Australia), Idrissa Keïta (Mali/Germany/Sweden), Ana Maria Machado (Brazil), Bart Moeyaert (Belgium), Michael Morpurgo (UK), Iva Procházková (Czech Republic/Germany), Joke van Leeuwen (Netherlands)

2001
Bernardo Atxaga (Spain), Zvonimir Balog (Croatia), Chen Danyan (China), Marina Colasanti (Brazil), Virginia Hamilton (USA), Josef Holub (Czech Republic/Germany), Klaus Kordon (Germany), Bernhard Lassahn (Germany), Uri Orlev (Israel), Susan Price (UK), Tajima Shinji (Japan), Ulf Stark (Sweden), Dorota Terakowska (Poland), Alice Vieira (Portugal), Abdel-Tawab Youssef (Egypt)