Science in the Pub: Evolution of Epidemics – Who’s next? by Orsolya Molnár
(Magyar) Időpont: 2020. június 08. hétfő 17.00 óra
Az eseményt online közvetítjük az FTI-iASK Facebook-oldalán (https://www.facebook.com/iask.hungary).
Festival Tourism and Festival Economy: a Comparative Study of Tihany and Fehérvárcsurgó
László Kulcsár iASK research fellow and László Bodrogai’s new study was released in Prosperitas.
The UN is Tested – Commemorating the 75th Anniversary #IntheTimeofCorona by H.E. Katalin Bogyay
Date: 03rd June 2020 at 2 p.m.
Live streaming of the lecture will be accessible at https://www.facebook.com/iask.hungary
25th International Summer University – Dancing with Uncertainty
ISU 2020 is special this year for two reasons: it is the 25th anniversary of our summer universities in Kőszeg, and with the COVID-19 situation it will be our first online ISU.
Our goal is to review the last three decades and the present, and answers to the question: where are we heading?
The Western Balkan Migration Route and the Online Media Coverage of Citizens’ Protests
A new article by Dragana Kovačević Bielicki was released.
Whither Europe in a Tumultuous World? – Lecture by Ivan Vejvoda (IWM Vienna)
Date: 26th May 2020 at 2 p.m.
Live streaming of the lecture will be accessible at https://www.facebook.com/iask.hungary
László Dávid Törő: The Power of the Past (Századok, 2020.)
Attila Pók: The Power of the Past. Institute of Advanced Studies Kőszeg, 2018. 276 p.
iASK Proposal Part of the Interreg Europe „Good Practice Database”
Policymakers around Europe are now able to contact our Institute through the Policy Learning Platform for further exchange of experiences.
“SMSTs on Thin Ice – Motivations Behind Migration from a Hungarian Micro‐region” by Mariann Szabó
The aim of the study, authored by iASK research fellow Dr. Mariann Szabó and Pannonia University researcher Dr. Zsuzsa Banász was to highlight the factors influencing the attachment of inhabitants to the towns in the test area ‘Murafölde’, a Hungarian micro‐region.
Eastern Europe’s Imprint on Modern International Law – Lecture by Stefan Troebst
The history of the development of international law should not be left exclusively to international lawyers or jurists, but also to research by historians’ – so says Professor Stefan Troebst.
When The Pandemic Is Over, The World Must Come Together – By Mikhail Gorbachev
I’ll never tire of repeating: we need to demilitarize world affairs, international politics, and political thinking.
Trust – an Integral Part of the Welfare State in Denmark
H.E. Kirsten Geelan, Denmark’s ambassador to Hungary lectured at iASK in “The Future of Europe in a Global Context” series,