University of Vienna Social Sciences Anna Durnova Misha Glenny Philipp Ther Anna-Marie Kroupová 📢 If you're in Vienna next Monday, please join us for this book launch of Deserved✍️with this wonderful panel!
Institut für Soziologie, Universität Wien, IWM, Research Center for the History of Transformations, Columbia Univ Press

Good news: Ivan Kalmar's lecture will be streamed via Zoom. You can register here ➡️forms.gle/xwsB1TUHmk35w1…

Am Donnerstag (23.11.) um 18:00 startet unsere Konferenz „Migration und Rechtspopulismus“ mit der Keynote von Frank Wolff zu 'Hinter Mauern. Geschlossene Grenzen als Gefahr für die offene Gesellschaft' im Marietta-Blau-Saal der Universität Wien. (@recetvienna, IWM)

Konferenz: Migration – Rechtspopulismus – Autoritarismus. Am 23.11 (ab18:00) und am 24.11. (ab10:00) im Marietta-Blau-Saal der Universität Wien. In Kooperation mit Research Center for the History of Transformations und IWM

Some burning questions…

Is 'Eastern European' a racialized construction? We are looking forward to Ivan Kalmar's lecture on 'The Relationship Between Europe's East and West: How Racist and How Colonial?', 12 December, 16:00 – More information➡️recet.at/event-news/eve…

Ich freue mich auch! Auf die Keynote mit Frank Wolff, auf die Vorträge von Anna Alboth, András Szalai, Florian Toepfl l @[email protected], Ruth Wodak & die Podiumsdiskussion mit Ruth Wodak, Judith Kohlenberger, Philipp Ther & Gerald Knaus (@rumeliobserver).

'Writing is a known tool for healing trauma. And poetry a rapid respnse to pressure. Forced into migrating, many Ukrainian women turn to the short form as a call of solidarity, weapon and solace', our Fellow Tetiana Belimova together with Eurozine ⬇️
recet.at/blog/detail/wo…

How #poetry is giving immediate voice to women overcoming adversity, transforming the #Ukrainian female refugee from victim to provider, writes Tetiana Belimova via Research Center for the History of Transformations

New #TransformativePodcast ! Our Jelena @jelenadj.bsky.social in conversation with Peter Wright on what the life trajectories of Yugoslav experts abroad and students from the Global South in Yugoslavia tell us about its connections with the postcolonial world
🎙️➡️recet.at/podcast

Wie Humanismus und Pragmatismus die Migrationsdebatte verändern können Hannes Swoboda DER STANDARD. Spannende Diskussion zu diesem Thema auf unserer Konferenz „Migration.Rechtspopulismus.Autoritarismus“ 23.-24. Nov. IWM Research Center for the History of Transformations derstandard.at/story/30000001…

For our Czech and Slovak speaking followers: ORF Vienna's feature on the partition of Czechoslovakia. Our researcher Mojmír Stránský comments on the long history of coexistence and the first signs of division⬇️
volksgruppen.orf.at/cesi/radiotele…

Super, dass der Transformative Podcast Research Center for the History of Transformations jetzt auch da ist!

This Thursday Peter Wright is coming to our #TransformativeSeminar to talk about 'Balkan Bees within Global Economies of Breeding and Racialization'. Come and listen or tune in via zoom. More info ⬇️
recet.at/event-news/eve…

Our researcher Mojmír Stránský on ORF Češi on the topic of Viennese Czechs in the Cold War [in Czech]. Jak těžká byla pro českou menšinu doba plná zvratů a společenských změn ve 2. polovině 20. století? ⬇️
sound.orf.at/podcast/bgl/or…

Neu in der #Podcast -Liste auf wissenschaftspodcasts.de:

Transformative Podcast (von Research Center for the History of Transformations)

wissenschaftspodcasts.de/podcasts/trans…

This podcast takes the year 1989 as a starting point to think about social, economic, and cultural transformations on a European and global scale.

Writing #poetry is a rapid creative response to trauma. Forced into migrating to flee war, many #Ukrainian women turn to the short form for solidarity, as a weapon & solace, writes Tetiana Belimova via Research Center for the History of Transformations
eurozine.com/wording-of-tra…

RECET’s own Rosamund Johnston talks to Slovak daily SME about Czechoslovakia’s formidable arms industry during the Cold War, and where these weapons ended up.⬇️
podcasty.sme.sk/c/23242710/dej…