Ulrich Schlie on the crisis, tomorrow’s Europe and the challenges of the future

In the introduction of his presentation prof. Schlie talked about the acceleration of economic, political and social processes during crisis situations as the current one in Europe. He pointed out the necessity of fast decisions under such circumstances. Next he discussed three issues: the main features of the new world order in the aftermath of…

Z. László Karvalics was awarded the title of Doctor of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences in 2022

Eighty-two researchers, including Z. László Karvalics, a researcher at our institute, was awarded the title of Doctor of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences in 2022. The researchers, who summarized their outstanding scientific work in their academic doctoral thesis and successfully defended it, received the certificate of the prestigious title on Tuesday in the Ceremonial Hall…

Sustainability conference at the MTA

The Presidential Committee on Sustainable Development of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and the Alapértékek Nonprofit Kft. (Fundamental Values Nonprofit Ltd.) are organizing a conference on sustainability, with presentations by Miklós Matolcsy, Andrea Dúll, Zsolt Boda, Eörs Szathmáry, among others. The conference will be opened by Z. László Karvalics, scientific secretary of the Presidential Committee on…

iASK Director Ferenc Miszlivetz will give a lecture on 16 March in Bonn, Germany

  iASK Director Ferenc Miszlivetz will give a lecture on 16 March at 13.30 in Bonn, Germany. The lecture will take place at the Zentrum für Entwicklungsforschung (ZEF). The abstract of the lecture is in the article.   Joint Public Lecture with UNU-EHS: Regional Redevelopment and Cooperation in the Time of Growing Uncertainties: Challenges for…

How can people understand the past through emotions with others’ traumatic memories?

Thursday’s first panel was on the social memory of war. The researchers were looking for answers to the following questions: How can people understand the past through emotions with others’ traumatic memories, artifacts, or landscapes. What are the possibilities of interpreting the affective politics of war memories, and how do individual, familial or collective memories…

The theme was trauma research, multidirectional memory, and intercultural dialogue

Discussions continued on Wednesday. The speakers sought answers to the following questions: How can people understand the past through emotions with others’ traumatic memories, artifacts, or landscapes. What are the possibilities of interpreting the affective politics of war memories, and how do individual, familial or collective memories intersect across cultures and national borders? At the…