The Creative Cities Project Has Proved Successful in Hungary and Abroad
Interview with Ferenc Miszlivetz (director of iASK) in the Magyar Nemzet daily newspaper in Hungarian.
Dogma and Care: On the New Ways of the Architecture – Ferenc Miszlivetz’s Opening Speech at Kunsthalle
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The Festetics Mystery – Ceremonial Book Launch at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences by iASK
Date: 9th of May 2019 at 4 p.m.
Venue: Budapest H-1051 Széchenyi tér 9. HAS Main Building – Ceremonial Hall
Cover//Age – Opening of the 2nd National Salon of Architecture by Ferenc Miszlivetz at Kunsthalle
Időpont: 2019. április 25. 17.00 óra
Helyszín: Műcsarnok H-1146 Dózsa György út. 37.
The Making and Re-Making of Europe – 1919-2019 by ENRS
The preliminary programme of the ENRS
Registration, general information & confirmed speakers (including Ferenc Miszlivetz – director of iASK)
Inside and Outside of Science: the Hankiss Heritage (Magyar Tudomány, 2018/10)
Inside and Outside of Science: the Hankiss Heritage (Magyar Tudomány, 2018/10)
Unique Knowledges Hub in Kőszeg
Interview with Ferenc Miszlivetz – In Diplomacy & Trade – September 2018
Achievement of the KRAFT project in Kőszeg – Interview with Ferenc Miszlivetz (director of iASK)
The achievements of the Creative City and Sustainable Region (KRAFT) concept were presented by Ferenc Miszlivetz (director of iASK) and Zoltán Gaál (coordinator of the KRAFT Centre) in the evening program of the M5 Cultural Public Broadcast Chanel on the 14th of September 2018. The video content is available only in Hungarian. The script of the…
Interpret Europe Conference at iASK – Heritage and Identity – 23-26 March 2018
Cultural heritage is not restricted to borders; it unites cities, regions and countries to create a network of cultural identities.
No-Choice Democracies: How the Deep Crisis of Europe is Destroying the Community Model
After years of fighting the consequences of global economic and financial crisis, Europe today is facing a deepening political crisis. The roundtable – organized by Columbia University’s Blinken Institute, the Balassi Institute and ISES – focuses on the roots as well as on alternative scenarios of a new European architecture. The program to download: No-Choice Democracies:…
Next Europe – Cooperation and Convergence
Europe’ – as we know it in 2017 – similar to democracies – might ’die’, or collapse as an old and exhausted set of institutions.
The Second Renaissance of Civil Society in East Central Europe – and in the European Union
The Second Renaissance of Civil Society in East Central Europe – and in the European Union
Jody Jensen & Ferenc Miszlivetz
(2006)
in. The Languages of Civil Society by Peter Wagner (ed.). European Civil Society Series. New York and Oxford: Berghahn. Books, 2006,