Kategorija: Skupovi i konferencije

26-27 October 2021 Convenors: Drs Andreja Mesarič and Ivan Simić, Charles University, Prague CALL FOR PAPERS We invite conference contributions exploring the interplay between government policies, gender and Muslim populations in socialist and post-socialist contexts. Read more

An online symposium hosted by the Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung and the International Rosa Luxemburg Society in commemoration of the 150th anniversary of her birth. Read more

The expert panel and seminar Epidemics and Nation-Building in Interwar East Central Europe takes place on April 17, 2021 at Central European University in Vienna. Read more

U povodu 125. obljetnice smrti Ante Starčevića Fakultet hrvatskih studija Sveučilišta u Zagrebu organizira znanstveno-stručni skup pod nazivom “Otac Domovine – povijesna ostavština za hrvatsku budućnost”. Read more

Deseti festival hrvatskih digitalizacijskih projekata, skup posvećen digitalizaciji kulturne i znanstvene baštine, sustavima za upravljanje digitalnom građom, digitalnim proizvodima i uslugama te predstavljanju digitalizacijskih projekata, održat će se virtualno 6. Read more

The Institute of Economics, Zagreb, in partnership with Rosa Luxembourg Stiftung and the Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory from Serbia, is organizing an online workshop entitled “The Non-Aligned Movement & Socialist Yugoslavia. Read more

Zavod za znanstvenoistraživački i umjetnički rad Hrvatske akademije znanosti i umjetnosti u Bjelovaru i Gradski muzej Bjelovar, u suradnji s Gradom Bjelovarom i Turističkom zajednicom Bilogora – Bjelovar, organiziraju znanstveni kolokvij pod nazivom Grad Bjelovar i kraljica Marija Terezija: povijesne veze. Read more

U suradnji članova projekta “Europski korijeni moderne Hrvatske: transfer ideja na političkom i kulturnom polju u 18. Read more

The Journal of the History of Ideas Blog invites paper proposals that address irrationality in the history of ideas for its 2021 Graduate Student Symposium. Read more

This event, organised by Swansea University’s Conflict, Reconstruction and Memory (CRAM) research group, will explore debates surrounding the cultural and political uses of monuments, reflecting upon their role in the memorialisation and imagining of the past. Read more