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Kateřina Králová je od ledna členkou Vědecké rady ERC
In January of this year, Professor Kateřina Králová was appointed to the ERC Scientific Council, becoming the first person from Charles University to hold this position and o
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Ediz Hazir has presented his research at international conferences
Ediz Hazir, a doctoral student at KRVS, has spoken at two international conferences in recent months, where he presented the results of his research. At the end of March, he spoke at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences in Sofia at a conference titled Diplomacy, Intelligence, and Influence in the Balkans and Beyond, 17th–19th Centuries, where he presented a paper titled The Bulgarian Uniate Movement as the Holy See’s Strategy: Religious Diplomacy and the Reorientation of Catholic Policy in the Balkans (1860–1861). -
Associate Professor Slavomír Horák spoke at a symposium in Bangkok
Associate Professor Slavomír Horák spoke at the April symposium Thailand and Central Asia: Forging Sustainable Connectivity and New Partnerships in a Dynamic Eurasia, presenting his paper Central Asian Studies Marching Beyond Its Traditional Centers, which focused on the development of Central Asian studies. -
In March and April, Valeriya Korablyova gave lectures at Sciences Po in Lyon
Every year, 12 academics from around the world come to the Sciences Po grande école in Lyon, where they teach 20 hours of classes during a one-month stay, in either French, English, or Spanis
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In her new article, Associate Professor Maria Asavei examines the phenomenon of contemporary ethno-pop music in Romania
What characterizes the aesthetics of the religiously themed manele genre, and what social and political dimensions does it encompass? This is the focus of a new article, Religiously Themed Contemporary Ethno-Pop Manele Music Phenomenon in Romania: Empowerment Through Redemption, by Associate Professor Marie Asavei of the Department of Musicology and Visual Arts (KRVS). -
Last week, there was a screening of the Oscar-winning film "Mr. Nobody vs. Putin"
Last week, the Department of Russian and East European Studies hosted a screening of the film Mr. Nobody Against Putin, which won the Oscar for Best Documentary Feature this past March.
