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2011 September 23 Friday

Competing and complementary visions of the social: history, sociology, anthropology - Anniversary Workshop, September 23-24
Workshop

2011 September 23 Friday

Competing and complementary visions of the social: history, sociology, anthropology (TBC)
Workshop

2011 September 22 Thursday

Edhem Eldem: “From blissful indifference to anguished concern: the transformation of Ottoman perceptions of antiquities, 1799-1869”
Edhem Eldem - Bo
Lecture

2011 September 15 Thursday

20 Years of Change: Post-Communist Historiography in/on Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe, 1989-2009
Workshop

2011 September 13 Tuesday

Public Defense of the Doctoral Thesis by Anca Maria Sincan: “ Of Middlemen and Intermediaries, Negotiating the State Church Relationship in Communist Romania - The Formative years”
Doctoral Defense

2011 June 15 Wednesday

Public Defense of the Doctoral Thesis by Maria Falina: “Pyrrhic Victory: East Orthodox Christianity, Politics and Serbian Nationalism in the Interwar Period ”
Doctoral Defense

2011 June 09 Thursday

Public Defense of the Doctoral Thesis by Valentin Bogdan Cristian Iacob: “Stalinism, Historians, and the Nation: History-Production under Communism in Romania (1955-1966)”
Doctoral Defense

2011 May 19 Thursday

Michael Shafir: "Competitive martirology in post-communist states. The Holocaust-Gulag competition"
Michael Shafir, Babes-Bolyai University (Cluj-Napoca)
Lecture

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

2011 March 17 Thursday

Scholarly & Social Meeting: professor Gábor Gyáni, "Historians and the postmodern skepticism"
Gabor Gyani
Lecture

2011 March 10 Thursday

East Meets West: A Gendered View of Legal Tradition
Conference

2011 March 04 Friday

Public Defense of the Doctoral Thesis by Eugen Stancu: “Engineering the Human Soul – Science Fiction in Communist Romania 1955 – 1989”
Doctoral Defense

2011 March 03 Thursday

Public Defense of the Doctoral Thesis by Valentin Adrian Sandulescu: “Revolutionizing Romania from the right: The Regenerative Project of the Romanian Legionary Movement and its Failure (1927 - 1937)”
Doctoral Defense

2011 March 01 Tuesday

Tilo Schabert: "A Struggle for Europe. France at the Historical Watershed of 1989-1990"
Tilo Schabert, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
Lecture

2011 February 24 Thursday

History Department Scholarly & Social Meeting: professor Mikhail Dmitriev, "Orthodoxy, Empire and … Anti-Nationalism in the XIXth Century Russia"
Mikhail V. Dmitriev
Lecture

2011 February 24 Thursday

Public Defense of Jeff Taylor: “The Birth of the Modern Art Market in Hungary at the “Fin de Sciécle”
Doctoral Defense

2011 February 21 Monday

Michael Khodarkovsky: "Where Russia Was “Ahead” of Europe: The Russian Empire in Comparative Perspective"
Michael Khodarkovsky (Loyola University, Chicago, USA)
Lecture

2011 February 17 Thursday

Pieter M. Judson: Lessons from the 19th-century Frontier: Toward a Transnational History of Central Europe
Pieter M. Judson (Swarthmore College, USA)
Lecture

2011 February 10 Thursday

Detention and Execution – Early Modern Jesuit Perspectives
Paul Shore, Visiting Professor, CEU History Department
Seminar

2011 February 08 Tuesday

Romanian Theater Directors under Ceausescu
Marian Popescu, Professor of Theater Studies (University of Bucharest)
Seminar

2011 February 03 Thursday

Scholarly & Social Meeting: Professor Paul Shore, "A Tale of Two Outposts: Jesuit Communities in Levoča and Banská Bystrica, 1660-1773"
Professor Paul Shore
Lecture

2011 January 21 Friday

Public Defense of Ferenc Laczo: “Between Assimilation and Catastrophe: Hungarian Jewish Intellectual Discourses in the Shadow of Nazism””
Ferenc Laczó
Doctoral Defense

2011 January 12 Wednesday

Civilizational Studies and Religious Studies: Affinities and Contrasts
Johann Arnason
Lecture