Aktuality
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4EU+ workshop: Working with Wartime Testimonies: Practical Workshop in Digital Humanities
You are cordially invited to the Working with Wartime Testimonies: Practical Workshop in Digital Humanities, which will take place next Friday and Saturday, 24 and 25 May, with the support of the 4EU+ Alliance. The event is organised by the IMS Research Centres, War & Society Alliance and CEFRES.
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CfP: Prague Visual History and Digital Humanities Conference 2025
Malach Center for Visual History is celebrating fifteen years since its opening, and it will commemorate this anniversary with a second edition of the Prague Visual History and Digital Humanities Conference (PRAVIDCO 2025), that is co-organized by IMS and its research centres (C4DHI and RCMS).
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Lecture & discussion - Andreas Künne: "Germany in the Super-Election Year 2024"
The Department of German and Austrian Studies cordially invites you to a lecture & discussion with Andreas Künne. The lecture takes place on May 15, 2024, at 12:30 in Jinonice Campus in lecture hall C123.
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Agata Rogos/Weiss: "How Visual Constructs Shape Identity Conceptions: Perspectives from Small (Nation-)States"
We would like to cordially invite you to a Small (Nation-)States Research Centre Talk by anthropologist Dr. Agata Rogos/Weiss titled “How Visual Constructs Shape Identity Conceptions: Perspectives from Small (Nation-)States – Insights from Macedonian, Kazakh and Turkmen Narratives.”
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4EU+ Pluralities of Memory Keynote Series
Srdečně zveme na tři přednášky, které se uskuteční v rámci projektu 4EU+ Pluralities of Memory, které povedou přední odborníci paměťových studií - Prof. Joanna Wawrzyniak, dr. Andreas Bandak a dr. Daniel Knight. Přednášky s navazující diskuzí se uskuteční 18. a 19. dubna 2024 v Areálu Jinonice, místnost B103A.
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CfP: "Wartime Occupations in Europe (20th-21st centuries). Socio-historical Perspectives"
The Research Alliance War and Society, of which our Institute is a member, is organizing an international conference "Wartime Occupations in Europe (20th-21st centuries). Socio-historical Perspectives" on 7 - 8 November 2024 in Paris.