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2014 December 02 Tuesday

Soviet History Colloquium with Juliane Furst "Brezhnev's Flower Children: Soviet Hippies and their Life in, despite, and with Stagnation"
Juliane Furst (Bristol)
Lecture

2014 November 27 Thursday

Departmental Research Seminar "From Mămăligă to Bread as the ‘Core’ Food of Romanian Peasants: A consumer-centered interpretation of the dietary change from a standard-of-living perspective"
Mircea Scrob
Seminar

2014 November 25 Tuesday

Soviet History Colloquium with Yoram Gorlizki
Yoram Gorlizki
Lecture

2014 November 18 Tuesday

Soviet History Colloquium with Klaus Gestwa "Ecological Globalization and Regional Dynamics in Late and Post-Soviet Environmental History, 1970-2000"
Klaus Gestwa (Tübingen)
Lecture

2014 November 14 Friday

Visual Studies Platform at Central European University Launching Event
Gyorgy E. Szonyi
Oksana Sarkisova
Vlad Naumescu
Éva Fodor
Lecture

2014 November 13 Thursday

Departmental Research Seminar "The modern rebirth of ecstatic Catholicism: Stigmatics, visonaries and their adepts in 19th century Europe"
Gábor Klaniczay
Seminar

2014 November 06 Thursday

Departmental Research Seminar "Learning a Feminist Language": The Intellectual History of Feminism in Yugoslavia in the 1970s and 1980s
Zsofia Lóránd
Seminar

2014 November 04 Tuesday

Soviet History Colloquium with Stephen Lovell Stenography and the Public Sphere in Modern Russia
Stephen Lovell (London)
Lecture

2014 October 30 Thursday

Professor Julian Casanova: The Franco Dictatorship in Historical-Comparative Perspective
Julián Casanova
Lecture

2014 October 28 Tuesday

Soviet History Colloquium with Alain Blum "A long journey home – Stalinist deportation from the Western territories of the Soviet Union"
Alain Blum (Paris)
Lecture

2014 October 22 Wednesday

Natalie Zemon Davis Annual Lecture Series - Averil Cameron: Arguing it out: discussion in Byzantium III. Jews and Muslims
Averil Cameron (University of Oxford)
Lecture

2014 October 20 Monday

Natalie Zemon Davis Annual Lecture Series - Averil Cameron: Arguing it out: discussion in Byzantium II. Latins and Greeks
Averil Cameron (University of Oxford)
Lecture

2014 October 17 Friday

Natalie Zemon Davis Annual Lecture Series - Averil Cameron: Arguing it out: discussion in Byzantium I. Inside Byzantium: a new social history?
Averil Cameron (University of Oxford)
Lecture

2014 October 16 Thursday

Departmental Research Seminar "Humanist Culture and Painted Cycles in Tunja: A Case of Global Renaissance Art"
Patricia Zalamea
Seminar

2014 October 14 Tuesday

Autobiography, the Self and Identity in Eighteenth-Century England
James R. Farr Purdue University
Lecture

2014 October 13 Monday

Autobiographies and Memoirs as Sources for the Historian
James R. Farr
Seminar

2014 October 07 Tuesday

Soviet History Colloquium with Oleg Khievniuk "Dictatorship from Above: Stalin's Everyday Power"
Oleg Khievniuk (Moscow)
Lecture

2014 October 02 Thursday

Departmental Research Seminar "Sephardi Samizdat: Clandestine Anti-Christian Literature in the Portuguese Jewish Diaspora, 1580-1740."
Carsten L. Wilke
Seminar

2014 September 30 Tuesday

Soviet History Colloquium with Polly Jones "Relighting the Revolutionary Fire: Writing and Reading Biographies of Revolutionaries in the Late Socialist Soviet Union"
Polly Jones (Oxford)
Lecture

2014 September 21 Sunday

Commemorative Landscapes of the Fifth Budapest District
Carsten L. Wilke
Social Events

2014 September 19 Friday

Toleration, trust and the travails of living together globally
John Dunn (Cambridge University)
Lecture

2014 September 18 Thursday

Trust as a concept of religious plurality during the Thirty Years War
Ralf-Peter Fuchs (University of Duisburg-Essen)
Lecture

2014 September 17 Wednesday

Trust and citizenship in ancient Greece
Steven Johnstone (University of Arizona, Tucson)
Lecture

2014 September 15 Monday

Departmental Welcome Party
Social Events

2014 September 05 Friday

Soviet History Colloquium with Alain Blum
Alain Blum
Lecture