Aktuality
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How do small states cope with geopolitical turbulence? Come along to Ákos Holányi’s lecture
How do small states cope with geopolitical turbulence, in which the relative strength of their existing alliances is waning and new alternatives to current economic, political and/or social safety net
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Leading American political scientist Larry Diamond will give a lecture next Wednesday on the rise of populist authoritarianism
Next Wednesday, 13 October, the Supply Chain Resilience Centre (SCRC) at the Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University, will welcome its distinguished guest, Professor Larry Jay Diamond. Professor Diamond is an American political scientist at Stanford University and is regarded as one of the world’s leading experts on democracy and democratisation. His research focuses on global trends affecting democracy, the decline of democracy, and policies aimed at defending and promoting democracy worldwide. -
Daniel J. Epstein will give a lecture on the U.S. federal elections
This November, the US will hold federal elections. In his lecture, Daniel J.
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Come to the presentation of the Transnational History series
Karolinum Publishing, in collaboration with Revue Prostor, is hosting a presentation of its new series, Transnational History, which explores historical processes, phenomena, and actors from global, regional, and local perspectives. -
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. -
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.
