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2019 May 23 Thursday

Student Workshop: Imperial Legacies in the Modern World
Workshop

2019 February 18 Monday

From Objects to Design Programmes
Yulia Karpova
Workshop

2017 December 05 Tuesday

Crisis and Ethnopopulism: In Search of a New Framework of Interpretation
Workshop

2016 May 18 Wednesday

AFTER THE CULTURAL TURN: HISTORIOGRAPHICAL TRENDS ON INTERNATIONAL AND DIPLOMATIC HISTORY
Silvia Z. Mitchell
Seminar

2016 January 28 Thursday

What makes partly opaque beliefs and practices attractive?
Dan Sperber
Seminar

2015 February 19 Thursday

Departmental Research Seminar: Michal Kopeček: “1989: Democratic or Liberal Revolution? A (Post-)Dissident Perspective”
Michal Kopeček
Seminar

2015 February 05 Thursday

History Department Research Seminar: Markian Prokopovych on "Triumphant Empire: The Premiere of Zigeunerbaron in the Budapest Opera House, 1905"
Markian Prokopovych
Seminar

2013 September 16 Monday

Writing Life
Kati Marton
Seminar

2013 March 22 Friday

PhD Research Seminar 2013
Susan Zimmermann
Seminar

2012 November 13 Tuesday

The Ottoman Empire and the Imperial Turn
Christine Philliou
Seminar

2012 November 03 Saturday

Labor and State Socialism in East Central Europe
Workshop

2012 March 02 Friday

The Historian and Popular Culture
Workshop

2012 February 10 Friday

Third Year PhD Research Seminar
Susan Zimmermann
Seminar

2011 May 13 Friday

Representing Recent History: Museums of Communism in post-1989 Eastern Europe
Workshop

2011 May 13 Friday

Representing Recent History: Museums of Communism in post-1989 Eastern Europe
Workshop

2011 March 26 Saturday

Third Year PhD Research Seminar
Seminar

2010 January 28 Thursday

Cities and Intersections in Religio-Historical Perspective: Alexandria II
Nadia Al-Bagdadi
Seminar

2009 December 03 Thursday

Cities and Intersections in Religio-Historical Perspective: Alexandria
Seminar

2009 November 05 Thursday

Cities and Intersections in Religio-Historical Perspective: Carthage
Seminar