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2016 March 23 Wednesday

"Einstein in Bohemia: Choose Your Own Worldline"
Michael Gordin (Princeton University)
Science Studies Lecture Series

2016 January 29 Friday

Young, Militarized, and Radical: The Ustasha Youth Organization, Ideology, and Practice, 1941-1945
Goran Miljan
Doctoral Defense

2016 January 27 Wednesday

Tatjana Buklijas: Anatomy of the 'neuer Mensch': Scientific Cultures of Red Vienna
Tatjana Buklijas
Science Studies Lecture Series

2015 November 25 Wednesday

Jim Secord (University of Cambridge): Global Geology and the Tectonics of Empire
Jim Secord
Science Studies Lecture Series

2015 November 11 Wednesday

When Intellectual Property Becomes Speculative: A Study of Patents as Financial Instruments
Hyo Yoon Kang
Science Studies Lecture Series

2015 June 12 Friday

Sanitation, Urban Environment and the Politics of Public Health in Late Imperial Moscow
Anna Mazanik
Doctoral Defense

2015 June 10 Wednesday

Designer Socialism: The Aesthetic Turn in Soviet Russia after Stalin
Yulia Karpova
Doctoral Defense

2015 June 09 Tuesday

Disputing Religion, Empire, and Modernity: Christian-Muslim Polemics in the Ottoman Print Sphere, 1861-1915
Scott Rank
Doctoral Defense

2015 May 25 Monday

FROM MĂMĂLIGĂ TO BREAD AS THE ‘CORE’ FOOD OF ROMANIAN VILLAGERS: A CONSUMER-CENTERED INTERPRETATION OF A DIETARY CHANGE (1900 - 1980)
Mircea Scrob
Doctoral Defense

2015 March 31 Tuesday

“Learning a Feminist Language”: The Intellectual History of Feminism in Yugoslavia in the 1970s and 1980s
Zsófia Lóránd
Doctoral Defense

2015 March 18 Wednesday

‘White Misrule’: Terror and Political Violence during Hungary’s Long World War I, 1919-1924
Emily Gioielli
Doctoral Defense

2015 January 23 Friday

War Commemorations in Inter-War Romania
Silviu Hariton
Doctoral Defense

2014 October 30 Thursday

Silenced Ethnicity: Russian-Estonian Intermarriages in Soviet Estonia (Oral History)
Uku Lember
Doctoral Defense

2014 September 19 Friday

National Challenges to Decentralization: Autonomy and Federation in the Russian Liberal Discourse, 1900-1914
Tatiana Khripachenko
Doctoral Defense

2014 September 08 Monday

Welcome meeting for the 1YMA students
General

2014 September 01 Monday

Welcome meetings for the 2YMA students
General

2014 June 18 Wednesday

Good Health is the best Dowry: Marriage Counseling, Premarital Examinations, Sex Education in Hungary 1920-1952
Gabor Szegedi
Doctoral Defense

2014 May 13 Tuesday

Curating Communism. A Comparative History of Museological Practices in Post-War (1946-1958) and Post-Communist Romania
Simina Badica
Doctoral Defense

2014 April 26 Saturday

Ukrainian project in search of national space: 1861-1914
Anton Kotenko
Doctoral Defense

2014 April 23 Wednesday

Jews, Israelites, Zionists The Hungarian State and the ’Jewish Question’ in a Comparative Perspective (1956-1968)
Kata Bohus
Doctoral Defense

2013 November 28 Thursday

Information session: Cornell exchange scholarship
Uku Lember
General

2013 November 22 Friday

CEU OPEN HOUSE INVITATION
General

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 June 04 Tuesday

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