Past Events
28 November 2012: Franco-German Research Colloquium at the Chair for South-East European History
Within the framework of this colloquium, doctoral students from the HU Berlin and colleagues from France, which also work on South-East European History, will discuss their on-going research projects. (Programme)
Wednesday 28/11/2012, 2pm - 5.30pm. ALTE BIBLIOTHEK/JURA-BIBLIOTHEK („KOMMODE“), R. 44/46, BEBELPLATZ 1.
Seminar Series: “Euro(pe) – Crisis without end? What is the European Idea for the 21st Century?
A German-French-Greek pilot project of the German-French Youth Office (DFJW/OFAJ) in cooperation with the Chair of South-East European History at the Institute for Historical Studies, HU Berlin, the Institute for Political Studies of Grenoble (Science Po) and the Center for Democracy and Reconciliation in South-East Europe, Thessaloniki (Details) (Programme)
29 November – 1 December 2012: Workshop “German and French Perceptions of the Yugoslav Wars”
What are the similarities and differences between German and French perceptions, mutual reactions and social exchange processes of the Yugoslav wars of the 1990s? Have the Yugoslav Wars changed the perceptions of social conflicts? These are the main questions that this workshop will seek to address. The workshop is organized by the Chair of South-East European History in cooperation with the Centre Marc Bloch and the Südosteuropa-Gesellschaft (Details) (Programme).
18 December 2012: Workshop “The Republic of Moldova: a Hesitant Transformation”
The Republic of Moldova will shortly begin its 20th year as an independent state. The celebrations that on this occasion will be organised in the main cities of this country will take place amid the background of an economic and political crisis. This workshop is organised in cooperation with the Centre Marc Bloch, the CEVIPOL-Université Libre de Bruxelles and the Südosteuropa-Gesellschaft. Its objective is to reflect over the development of Moldovan society in the past two decades (Programme details) (Podiumsdiskussion).
Seminar Series “Borders in Maps and Social Practices“– Winter Semester 2012/2013
This series of public lectures, followed by a discussion, is organized within the framework of the research project “Phantom Borders in East Central Europe”. Its main objective is to discuss the different ways in which defunct historical borders continue to be structured, with different levels of intensity, in the South-East and East Central European region (Programme).
Berlin Research Colloquium South-East Europe - Winter Semester 2012/2013
In the Berlin Research Colloquium South-East Europe, on-going research projects are presented and discussed about historical, cultural studies, ethnological as well as social and cultural anthropological themes. The dates for the winter semester 2012/2013 are: 16 Nov. 2012, 28 Nov. 2012, 25 Jan. 2013 and 15 Feb. 2013 (Programme details).
The Berlin Research Colloquium South-East Europe is organised in cooperation by H. Sundhaussen (FU Berlin – Institute for East European Studies) and H. Grandits (HU Berlin – Chair for South-East European History). An overview of the programme for this semester, can be found here. For the present detailed programme and respective location of the presentations, see Research Platform South-East Europe.
Themes from brand new research on South-East and Central Europe - Winter Semester 2012/2013
In this seminar, new research themes and questions will be explored about the history and historical anthropology of South-East Europe. At the same time, selected theoretical texts that address methodological problems of our discipline will be discussed.
The programme of this Colloquium for junior researchers can be found here.
28 May – 5 June: Study Trip to the Central Balkans: The Making and Changing of a Border Region
This study trip will address contemporary and historical problems relating to the geographical space that now constitutes Bulgaria and Serbia. The trip will start in Sofia and will then head toward Dimitrovgrad, in the Bulgarian-Serbian border, before ending in Belgrade. Fifteen students, together with H. Grandits and N. Stefanov will embark on a practical research experience that will combine historical research with an anthropological approach. The subject of borders constitutes one the main focus of this study trip. (Programme details)
“Berlin Research Colloquium South-East Europe” – Summer Semester 2012
In the Berlin Research Colloquium South-East Europe, on-going research projects are presented and discussed about historical, cultural studies, ethnological as well as social and cultural anthropological themes. (Programme details)
Workshop “City and Space in South-East Europe” – Summer Semester 2012
This open forum for lectures and discussions is conceived and organised within the framework of the research project “Phantom Borders in East Central Europe”.
The subject of inquiry of these meetings are the no longer existing borders that, with diverse shapes and intensities, still influence the South-East and East Central European space. (Programm details)
Themes from brand new research on South-East and Central Europe - Summer Semester 2012
In this seminar, new research themes and questions will be explored about the history and historical anthropology of South-East Europe. At the same time, selected theoretical texts that address methodological problems of our discipline will be discussed.
Themes from brand new research on South-East and Central Europe - Winter Semester 2011/2012
In this seminar, new research themes and questions will be explored about the history and historical anthropology of South-East Europe. At the same time, selected theoretical texts that address methodological problems of our discipline will be discussed.
The programme of this Colloquium for junior researchers can be found here.
Workshop “City and Space in South-East Europe” – Winter Semester 2011/2012
This open forum for lectures and discussions is conceived and organised within the framework of the research project “Phantom Borders in East Central Europe”.
The subject of inquiry of these meetings are the no longer existing borders that, with diverse shapes and intensities, still influence the South-East and East Central European space. (Programm details).
Berlin Research Colloquium South-East Europe - Winter Semester 2011/2012
In the Berlin Research Colloquium South-East Europe, on-going research projects are presented and discussed about historical, cultural studies, ethnological as well as social and cultural anthropological themes. The dates for the winter semester 2011/2012 are: 20 Oct. 2011, 20 Jan. 2012, and 10 Feb. 2012.
The Berlin Research Colloquium South-East Europe is organised in cooperation by H. Sundhaussen (FU Berlin – Institute for East European Studies) and H. Grandits (HU Berlin – Chair for South-East European History). An overview of the programme for this semester, can be found here. For the present detailed programme and respective location of the presentations, see Research Platform South-East Europe.
22-23 September 2011: Conference „Back to the future? Understanding the turbulences of Albanian transitions from contemporary and historical perspectives“
Academic workshop discussing the social, political and cultural developments in Albania (partly also in Kosovo and Macedonia) during the last 20 years. The event is organised by the Chair of South-East European History in cooperation with the Friedrich-Ebert Foundation. [Programme Details]
Berlin Research Colloquium South-East Europe
In the Berlin Research Colloquium South-East Europe, on-going research projects are presented and discussed about historical, cultural studies, ethnological as well as social and cultural anthropological themes. The dates for the summer semester 2011 are: 06 May 2011, 17 June 2011, and 08 July 2011.
The Berlin Research Colloquium South-East Europe is organised in cooperation by H. Sundhaussen (FU Berlin – Institute for East European Studies) and H. Grandits (HU Berlin – Chair for South-East European History). An overview of the programme for this semester, can be found here.
Themes from brand new research on South-East and Central Europe - Summer Semester 2011
In this seminar, new research themes and questions will be explored about the history and historical anthropology of South-East Europe. At the same time, selected theoretical texts that address methodological problems of our discipline will be discussed.
The programme of this Colloquium for junior researchers can be found here.
18 and 19 February 2011: Workshop "Yugoslavia in the 1960s"
Academic day devoted to the discussion of new findings about Yugoslavia in the 1960s from societal, political and cultural perspectives. The event will be organised by the Chair for South-East European History (H. Grandits) in cooperation with the East European Studies Institute of the HU Berlin (H. Sundhaussen).[Programme Details]
27 January 2011: Book Presentation "East-Central Europe in the 19th and 20th centuries"
Podium discussion with the author Joachim von Puttkamer (University of Jena).
An event organised in cooperation by the Chair for South-East European History, the German Culture Forum for Eastern Europe, the German-Hungarian Society and the Collegium Hungaricum.
Venue: Collegium Hungaricum Berlin, Dorotheenstraße 12, 10117 Berlin
Start: 7.30 pm. [Programme Details]
Berlin Research Colloquium South-East Europe
In the Berlin Research Colloquium South-East Europe, on-going research projects are presented and discussed about historical, cultural studies, ethnological as well as social and cultural anthropological themes. The dates for the winter semester 2010711 are: 19 Nov. 2010, 17 Dec. 2010, and 28.01.2011.
The Berlin Research Colloquium South-East Europe is organised in cooperation by H. Sundhaussen (FU Berlin – Institute for East European Studies) and H. Grandits (HU Berlin – Chair for South-East European History). An overview of the programme for this semester, can be found here. For the present detailed programme and respective location of the presentations, see Research Platform South-East Europe.
New Approaches to the History and Historical Anthropology of South-East Europe – Winter Semester 2010/11
The programme of this colloquium for young academics can be found here.
In this seminar, new research themes and questions over the history and historical anthropology of South-East Europe will be presented. In addition, selected texts about recent and relevant theoretical and methodological problems will also be discussed.
29.10.2010: Film presentation „URLAUB VOM FRIEDEN“, Director: Amin Hak-Hagir, A 2007, dt. OV, Beta SP, 55 min.
Open presentation followed by a panel discussion within the framework of the Research Colloquium South-East Europe.
Place: Humboldt University Berlin, Unter den Linden 6, HS 2014, Start: 2.15 pm. Details + Poster
Research Colloquium South-East Europe
Fr. 2-7 pm. Every four weeks (1) UL6, Room 2014B and FU-Berlin (Ihnestr. 22: UG 5)
Attention: The colloquium is organized as a group of presentations that takes place once a month on Friday. The dates for the winter semester 2010/11 are: 29/10, 19/11, 17/12 and 28/01. It is organized in cooperation with Prof. Holm Sundhausen from the Freie University Berlin and takes place alternatively at the Humboldt and the Freie Universities.
The program of activities can be found at: http://www.fpsoe.de/index.php?id=27
