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Elia Bescotti (IOS / Leibniz ScienceCampus) | Contests for Recognition: Ontological In-security and the Politics of International Law in Abkhazia and Transnistria
Join ScienceCampus postdoctoral researcher Elia Bescotti for a presentation of his ongoing research project on Ontological In/Security and international law in Abkhazia and Transnistria. The talk is part of the colloquium of the Chair of Southeast and East European History.
Thursday 27 November, 14:15, S.214
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Next session 27.11.2025, 12:00 CET, online
Read moreColloquium Slavic Studies | Irina Garbatzky (Rosario) | The Archive of the East. Displacements in the Imaginaries of Contemporary Cuban Literature |
16:00 | 26.11.25 | Room VG 0.05 (UR Vielberth Building)
Read moreCfP | 2026 LSC Annual Conference | In/ter/dependence? Transitions of Power, Frictions of Freedom
July 4, 2026, marks 250 years since the American Declaration of Independence. This anniversary provides an opportunity to examine critically how independence movements have functioned historically and continue to operate today. While the 1776 Declaration promised liberty, it excluded women, Indigenous peoples, and the enslaved from its vision of freedom. This conference uses the anniversary as a point of departure to explore how independence and interdependence are deeply entangled phenomena.…
Read moreSpeaker Series | Martin Fotta (Prague) From Massacre to Miracle: Romani Presence and the Making of a Pilgrimage Site in Piaui, Brazil
When? Friday, 21 November. 10:00.
Where? Room 017, Landshuter Str. 4 (IOS / Graduate School)
From 14:00 there will be a follow up event with Martin Fotta and Volha Bartash discussing how to apply for ERC grants as early career researchers.
This event is part of the Margins of Memory Speaker Series, organized by the Early Career Research Network supported by the Leibniz ScienceCampus. Martin Fotta's talk is supported by the Graduate School for East and Southeast European Studies.
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