Aktuality
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Ian Klinke will give a lecture titled "Geopolitics: What the Right Gets Wrong" on May 14
The Department of German and Austrian Studies, in collaboration with the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, invites you to a lecture and discussion with Ian Klinke, Associate Professor of Socio-Economic Geography at the University of Oxford. The lecture Geopolitics: What the Right Gets Wrong, which will take place on Thursday, May 14, at 11:00 a.m. in Room C420 of the Jinonice Campus, will address six myths defining the geopolitical tradition. -
Three doctoral students from the Modern History programme presented their research at a workshop in Paris
This year again, first-year PhD students in Modern History at IMS — Giovanni Ghetti, Alina Galster, and Tomáš Košek — had the opportunity to present their research at a doctoral workshop organized by
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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. -
The Research Center "Ukraine in a Changing Europe" is co-hosting a discussion titled "Rivers as Political Bodies"
How do people exert power over rivers, and how do these waterways influence our lives? Exploring the creative power and political influence of rivers is the focus of a workshop and film screening organized by the Research Center “Ukraine in a Changing Europe” in collaboration with the French Institute on Monday, April 20, at 6:00 p.m., marking the third anniversary of Russia’s destruction of the Kakhovka Dam. -
The Department of German and Austrian Studies invites you to a lecture with Steffen Mau
The Department of German and Austrian Studies cordially invites you to a lecture and discussion with Prof. Dr. Steffen Mau titled Unequally Unified: Why Eastern Germany Remains Different, which will take place on Friday, April 24, at 11:00 a.m. in Room C420 at the Jinonice Campus.
