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2013 November 22 Friday

1. Barbarians in the Late Roman World. The change in perception, the perception of changes; 2. A Soldier and a Poet: Flavius Merobaudes as an example of the barbarian in the service of the Late Roman Empire
Adrian Szopa
Seminar

2013 November 13 Wednesday

"The Reasons for holy-days": medieval Armenian collections of exegetical gems
Anna Ohanjahyan (Yerevan State University)
Seminar

2013 October 17 Thursday

The Transition to Democracy in Spain (Revisited)
Julián Casanova
Seminar

2013 October 03 Thursday

WRITS AND MEASURES. SYMBOLIC POWER AND THE GROWTH OF STATE INFRASTRUCTURE IN WALLACHIA, 1740-1800
Vasile Olaru
Doctoral Defense

2013 September 20 Friday

The Archangel’s Consecrated Servants. An Inquiry in the Relationship between the Romanian Orthodox Church and the Iron Guard (1930-1941)
Ionut Biliuta
Doctoral Defense

2013 September 16 Monday

Writing Life
Kati Marton
Seminar

2013 June 04 Tuesday

The Yugoslav Youth Press (1968-1980): Student Movements, Subcultures and Communist Alternative Media
Marko Zubak
Doctoral Defense

2013 May 27 Monday

The Hungarian Pension System, 1948-1990. Welfare and Politics in a Socialist Country in its European Context
Hanna Szemzo
Doctoral Defense

2013 May 07 Tuesday

Calling the Nation: Romanian Nationalism in a Local Context: Brasov During the Dual Monarchy
Oana Sinziana Paltineanu
Doctoral Defense

2013 April 29 Monday

Science, Translation and the Public: The Hungarian Reception of Darwinism, 1858-1875
Katalin Straner
Doctoral Defense

2013 March 28 Thursday

Larry Wolff research seminar for students
Larry Wolff
Seminar

2013 March 27 Wednesday

Literary exchanges between the Christian Middle East and the Caucasus in late Antiquity and the Middle Ages. Example of reception of Isaac of Nineveh’s (7th cent.) work in Georgia
Tamar Pataridze
Seminar

2013 March 22 Friday

PhD Research Seminar 2013
Susan Zimmermann
Seminar

2013 February 11 Monday

Language and Confession in the Multicultural Cities of the Habsburg
Horel, Catherine
Seminar

2013 February 05 Tuesday

A Tale of Two Hungarian Cities: The Making and Reading of Modern Debrecen and Szeged, 1850-1914
Doctoral Defense