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…
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…
The first two days of the UNESCO MOST Winter School brought together scientists, researchers and diplomats to reflect on possible outcomes of the Russian-Ukrainian war. Topics for the first two days: Contemplating on the possible scenarios for the end of the war in Ukraine, this panel investigates various alternative scenarios and explores political, economic,…
The UNESCO Chair for Culture Heritage Management and Sustainabilityin Kőszeg, the Institute of Advanced Studies (iASK) and the Institute of Social and European Studies (ISES) Foundation, in cooperation with the University of Pannonia, are organising the 5th UNESCO MOST Winter School. The main objective of the event is to provide a framework for the exchange…
The article was written by Ferenc Miszlivetz, director of iASK and lecturer at University of Pannonia Kőszeg Campus and was released in Scientias et Securitas in 2023.
Dr. Mariann Szabó, thematic leader gave a presentation in Ourense at the final dissemination event of the Interreg Europe project “Keep On”. The final event of the Interreg Europe project “Keep On” entitled “Effective policies for durable and self-sustainable projects in the cultural heritage sector” was held from 8 to 9 February 2023 in the Spanish…
The content is available HERE.
The conference can be followed online at:
https://www.youtube.com/live/7nV-ibpLvZA?feature=share
On 8 February (Wednesday) at 6pm, the Helikon Literary and Cultural Review 2022/3 will be launched at the Keleti Café and Gallery in Budapest. Tímea Jablonczay, researcher at our institute, is the editor of the issue. The issue of Helikon Literary and Cultural Studies Review entitled “Transcultural Memory Research” reviews the stakes, theoretical framework…
On the Verge of History. The Life Stories of Women from Serbia, Romania and Hungary, 1920-2020, by Izabella Agárdi researcher of the iASK, has been nominated for the MSA (Memory Studies Association) First Book Award and will be one of the ten best debut monographs in 2022, according to the international organization. The author explores…
Andrei P. Tsygankov: Russian Realism. Defending “Derzhava” in International Relations. Routledge, 2022. 184 p.
Ibolya Murber: From West-Hungary to Burgenland 1918-1924 – Border Histories after the First World War. Research Centre for the Humanities, 2021. 184 p.
(Magyar) A Veszprém-Balaton 2023 Európa Kulturális Fővárosa program támogatásával a kőszegi Felsőbbfokú Tanulmányok Intézete (iASK) mint projektkedvezményezett által került megvalósításra a „Beszélő Városok – Keszthelyi történetek” integrált kulturális projekt. Könyvbemutatóval, turisztikai programokkal, várostörténeti eseményekkel várta az érdeklődőket egy éven át a balatoni település, Keszthely.