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2018 December 05 Wednesday

Regionalism and its discontents: the case of Eastern(?) East-Central(?) Central(?) Europe, Nora Berend (Cambridge)

Lecture

2018 November 29 Thursday

Natalie Zemon Davis lecture series - Joan Scott: The Judgment of History. Reparation: The Movement to Reimburse Victims of Slavery in the U.S.

Joan Scott

Lecture

2018 November 27 Tuesday

Natalie Zemon Davis lecture series - Joan Scott: The Judgement of History. Redemption: Truth and Reconciliation in South Africa

Joan Scott

Lecture

2018 November 27 Tuesday

East or West: Towns Are Best, Public Lecture and Katalin Szende's Book Presentation by Miri Rubin (Queen Mary University of London)

Lecture

2018 November 26 Monday

Natalie Zemon Davis lecture series - Joan Scott: The Judgement of History. Retribution: The Nuremberg Trials

Joan Scott

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2018 November 14 Wednesday

Center and Periphery in medieval Bulgaria: Public Lecture by Daniel Ziemann, CEU

Lecture

2018 November 07 Wednesday

Historicizing Sunnism in the Early Modern Ottoman Empire (15th-17th Centuries), Tijana Krstic (CEU)

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2018 October 24 Wednesday

Catullus and the Roman Provinces: Attitudes to the Wider World, Maxine Lewis (University of Auckland)

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2018 October 18 Thursday

Palimpsests in the Vatican Library and the Discovery of the Preface to Dexippus' Scythia

András Németh

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2018 October 17 Wednesday

Regionalism in Romanesque Architecture: The Case of Hungary, Béla Zsolt Szakács (PPCU, CEU)

Béla Zsolt Szakács

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2018 October 10 Wednesday

Big Data in Byzantium? Thoughts on the Analysis of Byzantine Regions from the Viewpoint of Historical Geography and Digital Humanities by Mihailo Popovic

Mihailo Popovic

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2018 September 19 Wednesday

Historical Geographers and Pre-Modern Regions : A Complicated Relationship, by András Vadas (Eötvös Loránd University)

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2018 April 24 Tuesday

The Democratic Castle as Sacred Site: Religion and Politics in Interwar Prague

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2018 March 28 Wednesday

Eucharistic controversy in the East (second half of the 17th century)

Ionut Alexandru Tudorie

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2018 March 28 Wednesday

HABILITATION LECTURES OF KATALIN SZENDE

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2018 March 27 Tuesday

Myanmar Traditional Cartography: Collective and Individual Studies

Dr. Tin Naing Win

Lecture

2018 March 20 Tuesday

Mapping the Anti-Moscow and Beyond: The Topography of the Soviet Hippieland

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2018 March 14 Wednesday

Fishing for Souls: Jesuits and Paravas on the Pearlfishing Coast (16th century)

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2018 March 13 Tuesday

Subversive Theatre in Central and Eastern Europe, 1963–89. The Theatre of Péter Halász

Magdolna Jákfalvi

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2018 March 12 Monday

The Madāriyya Sufi brotherhood in India: Good Muslims or heretics?

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2018 February 28 Wednesday

Intangible Cultural Heritage and the Embarrassment of Heritage Alienability

Chiara Bortolotto

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2018 February 28 Wednesday

Theological debates in the Netherlands in the Seventeenth century: Minorities and Dissenters under Calvinist Rule

Carsten L. Wilke

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2018 February 27 Tuesday

New Wave Public Space. From Posters to Secret Service Files

Tamás Szőnyei

Lecture

2018 February 19 Monday

Orders of Spectating: Rehearsals of Sovereignty, the State and the Museum of Art, Paris, London, Abu Dhabi and Istanbul

Lewis Johnson

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2018 February 14 Wednesday

The Discovery of a Religious Minority in the Middle East: Changing Perception of the Yezidis from Western Missionaries to Kurdish Nationalism and Modern Scholarship

Lecture

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