LSC Recommends | Anastasiya Pshenychnykh (Loughborough) Understanding Public Engagement with Contested Pasts: Russia-Ukraine Monument Wars and Their Reception
IOS visiting fellow Anastasiya Pshenychnykh (Loughborough) uses the Russia-Ukraine monument wars as a case study to explore public engagement with memory conflicts and divergent interpretations of the past in the context of a hybrid conflict.
Weds 15 July, 14:00 - Room 109 at IOS
WeiterlesenLSC Recommends | Motoki Nomachi (Sapporo) Samuil Bernštejn and the Macedonian Question: The Genesis and Development of His Scholarly Commitment
14.07.2026 14:00 Uhr IOS, Raum 109
Talk by Motoki Nomachi (University of Hokkaido, Sapporo) as part of an IOS fellowship.
This presentation introduces part of my book project which examines the development of Macedonian linguistics under the difficult political circumstances of the 1930s through the 1950s.
WeiterlesenResearch Colloquium | Vitaly Chernetsky (Kansas) Traumatic Rhymes: Contemporary Ukrainian Refugee Experience and the Cultural Legacies of the 1940s Displacement
When? Thursday, 9 July | 14:15-15:45
Where? Room 017, Altes Finanzamt / IOS, Landshuter Str. 4
This event is part of the joint research colloquium of the ScienceCampus and Graduate School. This event takes place in cooperation with Denkraum Ukraine.
All are welcome. No registration is required.
WeiterlesenMeet the Visiting Researchers - 9 July 2026
When? 9 July, 12:15-13:30
Where? Room 017, AlFi / IOS, Landshuter Str. 4
open to all staff, students and colleagues - no registration required
WeiterlesenLSC Lecture Series | Arpád von Klimó (Catholic University of America, Washington) Pan-African Perspectives on the History of the Men's FIFA World Cup (1930-2026)
When? Wednesday, 8 July, 14:15-15:45
Where? H5, UR Campus
Final lecture in the series for summer semester 2026 | There is an exam (Klausur) for students on 15 July
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