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PROJECT WORKSHOPS, LECTURES, ROUNDTABLES

 

2023

15-16 May 2023 / Budapest, Hungary
Project team workshop/5
Organizer: Institute of Political History

  • Participants: Gábor Egry, Ivan Jeličić, Jernej Kosi, Elisabeth Haid, Anikó Izsák, Ségoléne Plyer, Christopher Wendt, Cody J. Inglis, Károly Ignácz

 

2021

 

22 November 2021 / Online Seminar
Histoire croisée of Military Cultures. Military Missions in East-Central Europe, (1914–1938)
Organizer: Institute of Political History

  • Participant: Michal Kšiňan

 

8 November 2021 / Budapest, Hungary
Roundtable discussion (hybrid)
„A legnagyobb szlovák” és Magyarország – beszélgetés Milan Rastislav Štefánikról
Organizers: PTI–NKE

  • Participants: Michal Kšiňan, Gábor Egry

 

20 October 2022 / Budapest, Hungary
Roundtable discussion (hybrid)
Military Cultures before and after the Great War in Habsburg Central Europe
Organizer: Institute of Political History

  • Participants: Michal Kšiňan, Tamara Sheer, Rok Stergar

 

28-29 June 2021 / Budapest, Hungary
Project team workshop/4 – Ethnicity
Organizer: Institute of Political History

  • Participants: Julia Bavouzet, Gábor Egry, Ivan Jeličić, Jernej Kosi, Elisabeth Haid, Anikó Izsák, Segolene Plyer, Christopher Wendt, Cody J. Inglis, Károly Ignácz

 

10-11 May 2021 / Vienna, Austria 
Administrative Cultures in Transation in the Habsburg Successor States
The online workshop is funded by: Collegium Hungaricum Wien, Austrian Science Fund, NEPOSTRANS (ERC-Project)

  • Participants: Julia Bavouzet, Egry Gábor, Elisabeth Haid, Cody J. Inglis, Károly Ignácz

 

2020

 

17-19 June 2020 / Budapest, Hungary 
Online Team Workshop (Annual Seminar)
Elite and Challengers

 

2019

 

8 November 2019 / Budapest, Hungary
Project team workshop / 3
Elites
Organizer: Institute of Political History

  • Participants: Gábor Egry, Ivan Jeličić, Jernej Kosi, Elisabeth Haid, Anikó Izsák, Segolene Plyer, Christopher Wendt, Cody J. Inglis

 

18 June 2019 / Budapest, Hungary
Project team workshop / 2
Preparation for the inaugural project conference, to be held in Ljubljana, July 1-3
Organizer: Institute of Political History

  • Participants: Ágnes Ordasi, Gábor Egry, Ivan Jeličić, Jernej Kosi, Elisabeth Haid, Anikó Izsák, Segolene Plyer, Christopher Wendt, Cody J. Inglis, Károly Ignácz

 

2018

 

18–19 October 2018 / Budapest, Hungary
Project team workshop / 1
Non-Territorial Autonomy: History of a Travelling Idea
Organizers: Pasts Inc., Center for Historical Studies, Central European University 

  • Participants: Gábor Egry, Christopher Wendt, Elisabeth Haid, Anikó Izsák, Ivan Jeličić, Károly Ignácz, Cody J. Inglis, Jernej Kosi
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