8th Creative City & Sustainable Region Conference – (Re)Connections
Creative City, Sustainable Region (Kraft) Conference at iASK
Venue: Kőszeg, Zwinger Tower and Zoom platform
Date: 18-19 September 2022
Week of Synagogues in Kőszeg 28th – 29th of August 2022
“Charity is equal in importance to all the other commandments in the Torah combined.” Babylonian Talmud Tractate 9a of Bábá Bátra A success story in Kőszeg: the Schey family The exhibition A success story in Kőszeg: the Schey family will be opened at 3 pm on Sunday, August 28th at the newly renovated Synagogue…
11th Advanced training course on land remote sensing – EO for Agriculture and Water
The European Space Agency (ESA) is organising an Advanced Training Course on Land Remote Sensing with the focus on Agriculture and Water in collaboration with the Institute of Advanced Studies Kőszeg (iASK). This course is dedicated to training the next generation of Earth Observation (EO) scientists and experts working in Agriculture and Water domain to…
The Calm before the Storm? Western Hungary in the Era of Dualism
The article was written by Tamás Székely, archivist, iASK research fellow and was released in Világtörténet, Vol. 44. Issue 2., p. 185-206., in 2022.
Kierkegaard’s View on Theater “with Continual References” to Contemporary Theater Theories
The article was written by András Nagy, iASK researcher and was released in Kierkegaard Studies Yearbook, Vol. 27. Issue 1., p. 141-173., in 2022.
(Un)Learned Resilience
The chapter was written by Sanja Tepavcevic, iASK researcher and was released in a book published by IGI Global in 2022.
COVID-19 and the Europe 2020 targets: A comparative study of V4 and other EU countries
The paper was written by Timothy Yaw Acheampong, iASK researcher and was released in a conference proceedings in 2022.
Opening ceremony and fieldwork as the next stage of the Bakony Jewels project
The research and development program “Jewels of the Bakony”, led by the Institute of Advanced Studies, will continue with two weeks of fieldwork from 17 July. In four research teams with sixteen research fellows, including sociologists, historians, biologists, graphic designers, tour guides, geologists, cultural anthropologists and communication specialists, will work with the participating municipalities (Bakonynána,…
Exhibition by Sándor Bíró at the Festetics Palace
“Inner Landscapes” is the title of the exhibition of painter Sándor Bíró at the Festetics Palace. The exhibition was opened and the paintings were praised by Miklós Sulyok, art historian, member of the Hungarian Academy of Arts. The exhibition is open until September.
Source of the photos: Sándor Bíró Facebook page
Land take and land degradation in Europe’s functional urban areas – European study with iASK
The latest report from the European Environment Agency with a lead co-authorship of Gergely Tóth, deputy director of iASK summarizes trends in land take in the Functional Urban Areas (FUAs) of the European Union and the United Kingdom and the degradation effects of land take and soil sealing in the context of socio-economic situation in…
RESTART_4Danube project – Study visit in Kőszeg
In the framework of the RESTART_4Danube project, the Hungarian project partners – Pannon Business Network Association, Vas County Government Office – are responsible for the elaboration and implementation of a local action plan in which PBN – Pannon Business Network Association – develops an application about the historical buildings of Kőszeg…
Those were indeed heroic times… Snapshots from the launch of our latest book
The exhibition and round table discussion about the book took place at the Stirling Villa in Velem, home to many of the College’s events. The informal and convivial event was attended by a large number of former students as well.
The book is available (in Hungarian): https://kortarskiado.hu/konyv/dalias_idok
More information: https://hungarytoday.hu/how-hungarian-students-contributed-to-the-fall-of-communism-book-launch-and-exhibition/