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2018 December 06 Thursday

Recent Trends in Habsburg Historiography - Lecture Series/Thursdays 17:30-19:00
History Department Guest Lecture

2018 November 28 Wednesday

How to Think about Science
Maria Kronfeldner
Lecture

2018 November 23 Friday

Feminist Counterpublic and its Genres: Continuity of Women’s Political Engagement in the two Yugoslav states
Stanislava Barać
Lecture

2018 November 10 Saturday

Reflections on the Concept of Academic Freedom
Olivier Beaud
Lecture

2018 November 09 Friday

A University as a Republic: Classical Political Theories of Mixed Government and Modern Experience of Shared Governance
Oleg Kharkhordin
Lecture

2018 November 08 Thursday

Galileo’s Laughter: Knowledge and Freedom in the Seventeenth Century
Paula Findlen
Lecture

2018 November 06 Tuesday

Enlightenment, Juvenile Delinquency and Empire: Britain, 1788-1888
Greg T. Smith
Lecture

2018 October 30 Tuesday

Portugal in World War II: How to Assess its Neutral Status?
Lecture

2018 October 18 Thursday

What’s Left of the Counter-Enlightenment?
Lecture

2018 October 09 Tuesday

In Search of Autonomy: Rethinking the Social Role of History in Polish and Ukrainian Historiographies Under State Socialism
Volodymyr Sklokin
Lecture

2018 October 01 Monday

Transnationalism in One Country? Seeing Migration in Soviet History
Professor Lewis Siegelbaum
Lecture

2018 September 12 Wednesday

Imperial Encounters and Culture Clash in the Adriatic Region. The Longue Duree - a lecture by Alfred Rieber
Alfred J. Rieber
Lecture

2018 June 04 Monday

The Cosmopolitan Socialist Youth of Hungary’s Rajkó Ensemble
Lecture

2018 May 24 Thursday

Carlo Ginzburg: MEDALS AND SHELLS ON MORPHOLOGY AND HISTORY, ONCE AGAIN
Carlo Ginzburg
Lecture

2018 May 14 Monday

The Long Hangover: Putin's New Russia and the Ghosts of the Past
Shaun Walker
Lecture

2018 March 22 Thursday

3rd year PhD research seminar
Seminar

2018 March 21 Wednesday

Reading the crisis in the supreme court of India: how did we get here, and where do we go?
Gaurav Mukherjee
Seminar

2018 March 09 Friday

The Empirical Imperative: How to Know after Stalin
Anatoly Pinsky
Soviet and Post-Soviet Studies Research Group

2018 March 05 Monday

Albania, Kosovo and Yugoslavia
Robert Austin
Lecture

2018 March 01 Thursday

Kosovo’s Fast Track to a Post-Modern (Failed) Statehood
Robert Austin
Lecture

2018 February 28 Wednesday

The Walking Gandhi – Reading Gandhi's Thought and Politics through the activity of Walking
Sanil Viswanathan Nair
Seminar

2018 February 20 Tuesday

The Becoming Citizens: Chakmas Between Law and Ethnicity in North East India
Mahendran Chokkalingam
Seminar

2018 February 08 Thursday

Mercedes García-Arenal
Mercedes García-Arenal
Lecture

2018 February 07 Wednesday

Economic Struggle for Power in Tito's Yugoslavia: From World War II to Non-Alignment
Vladimir Unkovski-Korica
Lecture

2018 January 24 Wednesday

Veronika Lipphardt (Freiburg): Races, clines, populations, isolates, ancestry? A science studies perspective on geneticists’ attempts to handle human genetic variation
Veronika Lipphardt
Lecture