IAS

Institute for Advanced Study

Promoting the free and independent pursuit of scholarly research in the context of an interdisciplinary intellectual community is the main mission of Institute for Advanced Study CEU (IAS CEU).

Nov
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The Politics of Designing Poverty in Contemporary Globalized World: a Study of Macro-Murals in Colombia

Petr Vašát
Budapest Site | Nador u. 13
Nov
Budapest campus

Biblical Theology and Natural Theology in Origen’s Homilies on the Psalms

Róbert Somos
Nov
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Beyond the Borders of the Lab. Charmed Particles: a Novel about the Search for a Site for the Superconducting Super Collider (SSC) (European NetIAS Lecture Series)

Chrissy Kolaya
Nov
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National Theater (the novel)

Tanja Šljivar
Budapest Site | Nador u. 13 | 416
Oct
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Childhood Inequality in the Aftermath of the First World War & the Effects of Foreign Intervention: Vienna 1919-1922

Mary Cox
Budapest Site | Nador u. 15 | 103
Oct
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Spatial Perception and Genre Borders (European NetIAS Lecture Series)

Merja Polvinen
Oct
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Rethinking personal autonomy

Somogy Varga
Budapest Site | Nador u. 15 | 103
Oct
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Borders, Youth, Neoliberalism: How Global Sport Undermines and Strengthens National Borders (European NetIAS Lecture Series)

Niko Besnier
Sep
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Drawing Lines: Humor, Free Speech and Hate Speech (online project presentation)

Jul
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Crossing the Borders of Chemistry and Biology for targeting the Corona Virus Proteases (European NetIAS Lecture Series)

Thomas Bottcher
Jul
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Transgressive Materialities: The Afterlife of the World Trade Center (European NetIAS Lecture Series)

Laszlo Muntean
Jul
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International Marine Expeditions Crossing Borders: Notes from the Gulf of California (European NetIAS Lecture Series)

Andreas Teske
Jun
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Opening the borders of symptom management: Investigating circadian rhythms and light exposure in cancer patients (European NetIAS Lectures)

Lisa M. Wu
Jun
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The COVID-19 Pandemic and the Failure of Narrative Imagination (European NetIAS Lectures)

Molly Andrews
Jun
Budapest campus

Dehumanisation and Empathy in Literature and Theory: Hannah Arendt’s Poetics

Andrea Timar
Jun
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What is a Boundary Good For? A Reconsideration through the Muslim-Jewish Musical Question in Algeria (European NetIAS Lectures)

Jonathan Glasser
Jun
Entrance to Northern Irish high-security prison HMP Maze, courtesy of flickr.com, Still Burning (CC BY-NC 2.0).

Self-educating Political Prisoners: An Oral History of Irish Republican Prisoners, 1971-2000

Dieter Reinisch
Jun
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When Food builds Borders (European NetIAS Lectures)

Ilaria Porciani
Jun
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Discourse Construction of Gender and Sexuality in Nigerian Stand-up Comedy

Ibukun Filani
May
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Debating Optimism, Pessimism and the Value of Oneself (ZOOM seminar)

Mor Segev
May
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‘Crossed the Ocean to See Him.’ American Pianists Studying with Theodor Leschetizky

Christiane Tewinkel
May
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Aristotle’s Vice (ZOOM seminar)

Audrey Anton
May
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Towards a new 21st Century English translation of Francesco Petrarca’s Africa (ZOOM seminar)

Stephen Kershner
Apr
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Windvision: Cinepoetics and the Essay Form

Dalia Neis
Apr
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Ancient Bulgarians Census (ZOOM seminar)

Alexandr Popov