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2019 June 18 Tuesday

A Strong Class of Serious Scholars: The Power Dynamics of Knowledge Production in the Earth Sciences in Serbia, 1880-1914
Doctoral Defense

2019 May 16 Thursday

Transition to Capitalism in Croatia, Hungary and Austria (1830s-1867/8): A Study in Uneven and Combined Development
Doctoral Defense

2019 April 26 Friday

Doctoral Defense: Accounting for the "Social" in State Socialist Romania, 1960s1980s: Context and Genealogies
Doctoral Defense

2018 September 13 Thursday

The Ambiguities of Cossackdom: The Case of the Pontic Steppe, 1775-1830s
Doctoral Defense

2018 May 04 Friday

License: The Prefigurative Politics of Polish Dissident Social Media Activism, 1976-1990
Piotr Wcislik
Doctoral Defense

2018 April 27 Friday

Interwar Perspectives on Liberalism in Central Europe: the Czech, Austrian and Slovene National Liberal Heirs, 1918-1934
Oskar Mulej
Doctoral Defense

2018 April 03 Tuesday

The Social Practices of Property in Nineteenth-Century İstanbul
Eda Guclu
Doctoral Defense

2018 January 22 Monday

"Ambiguities of Liberalism in the Interwar Central Europe"--the Czech, the Austrian and the Slovene National Liberal Heirs, 1918-1934
Oskar Mulej
Departmental Research Seminar

2017 October 30 Monday

Anarchism(s), Past and Present: Catalonia and Spain through the Lens of History
Julian Casanova
Departmental Research Seminar

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 May 22 Monday

Oana Adelina Stefan
Oana Adelina Stefan
Departmental Research Seminar

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 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 February 15 Wednesday

The Fear of Invasion: Formation of Turkish Foreign Policy and Strategic Thinking in the Interwar Years
Hazal Papuççular
Departmental Research Seminar

2017 January 25 Wednesday

Over her Oriental body: The “shalwar” melodramas of the classical Yugoslav cinema
Nebojsa Jovanovic
Departmental Research Seminar

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

2017 January 11 Wednesday

Aziz Al-Azmeh: The history of freethinking: moods, motifs, milieux and moments
Aziz Al-Azmeh
Departmental Research Seminar

2016 November 16 Wednesday

Anne Fausto-Sterling (Brown University): Acquiring gender: From baby in the yellow hat to gender identity and expression
Anne Fausto-Sterling
Science Studies Lecture Series

2016 November 02 Wednesday

Linguistic Imaginaries in Dualist Transylvania (1867-1914)
Agoston Berecz
Departmental Research Seminar

2016 October 26 Wednesday

The Banality of Preservation: Institutionalized Heritage-Making and the Politics of Scarcity in the Socialist City. Romania, 1945-1977
Liliana Iuga
Departmental Research Seminar

2016 September 21 Wednesday

Historiography and Intellectual Decline: Turkish Interpretations of an Ottoman Symposium on al-Ghazali's Incoherence of the Philosophers
Brett Wilson
Departmental Research Seminar

2016 June 14 Tuesday

Alexandr Voronovici: The Ambiguities of Soviet 'Piedmonts': Soviet Borderland Policies in the Ukrainian SSR and the Moldovan ASSR, 1922-1934
Alexandr Voronovici
Doctoral Defense

2016 June 06 Monday

Robert Brain (U. British Columbia): “The Pulse of Modernism: Physiological Aesthetics in Fin-de-Siècle Europe”
Robert Brain
Science Studies Lecture Series