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2017 August 05 Saturday

Historicizing Post-Socialism. Continuities and Ruptures
Balázs Trencsényi
Keynote Lecture

2017 August 03 Thursday

The Malleable Animal: Innovation, Transformation ̶ Acceptance and Rejection
Alice Mathea Choyke
Keynote Lecture

2017 June 27 Tuesday

Comparative History Writing in Hungary until 1945/48
Thomas Szerecz
Doctoral Defense

2017 June 27 Tuesday

Chapters from the Political Life of Names. The Nationalisation of Names and Naming in Dualist Hungary.
Berecz Ágoston
Doctoral Defense

2017 March 28 Tuesday

The Trial of the Antonescu Group (May 6-17, 1946) and the Communist Takeover in Romania. A Historical Interpretation.
Bogdan Chiriac
Doctoral Defense

2017 March 21 Tuesday

Transformations of Creative Labour
Graham Murdock
European Labor History in Global Context

2017 March 17 Friday

Reshaping the Historic City Under Socialism: State Preservation, Urban Planning, and the Politics of Scarcity in Romania (1945-1977)
Liliana Iuga
Doctoral Defense

2017 March 16 Thursday

Labouring Along: Industrial Workers and the Making of Postwar Romania (1944-1958)
Adrian Grama
Doctoral Defense

2017 March 14 Tuesday

“Precarious work and gender in the history of capitalism: complicating narratives of Fordism and Post-Fordism.”
Eloisa Betti
European Labor History in Global Context

2017 March 07 Tuesday

“Fordism in Half a Country: Power, Society and Industrial Labor in the GDR”
Thomas Lindenberger
European Labor History in Global Context

2017 February 28 Tuesday

“Labor on the Soviet Home Front During World War II.”
Donald Filtzer (University of East London)
European Labor History in Global Context

2017 January 31 Tuesday

“Commodity Chain and Labor Relations in the Iron and Steel Production of the Innerberg District (Upper Austria/Styria) in the Early Modern Period”
Erich Landsteiner
European Labor History in Global Context

2017 January 18 Wednesday

“Writers of Tales: A Study on National Literary Epic Poetry with a Comparative Analysis of the Albanian and South Slavic Cases”
Francesco La Rocca
Doctoral Defense