Current Fellows' research
- Forced Migration, Race and Class: The Case of Syrian Refugees in TurkeyThis project focuses on the intersection of race and class in exploring Syrian refugees’ experiences of racism.
- Labour, Migration, and Differential Inclusion on Inter-Asia’s Capitalist FrontiersAlong Asia’s capitalist frontiers, major infrastructure projects promise a new era of connectivity premised on the smooth flow of goods, capital, and labor.
- The Making of Holodomor in the Shadow of the Cold War: The Production and Politicization of Knowledge about the Great Ukrainian FamineMy project is a historical ethnography of the global processes of "the making of Holodomor" informed by the Cold War-era politics of knowledge production.
- Bruno Jasieński: Ein Mensch wechselt seine Haut (RUS > GER)Der zwischen 1931 und 1933 entstandene Roman "Ein Mensch wechselt seine Haut" lässt sich ganz unterschiedlich lesen, etwa als Reiseroman dreier amerikanischer "Spezialisten" aus den verarmten USA der Weltwirtschaftskrise, oder als Bericht über den Bau eines Bewä
- Georgi Markov: A BiographyKenarov works on a non-fiction book describing in detail the life and times of Bulgarian writer and dissident Georgi Markov, as well as his notorious murder by agents of the Bulgarian State Security service in London in 1978.
Made in IWM
Thomas Piketty: Kapital v 21. Stoletju, Translator: Vesna Velkovrh Bukilica
Till van Rahden: Demokratie. Eine gefährdete Lebensform
Ruth Wodak: The Politics of Fear
Geoffrey Galt Harpham: Scholarship and Freedom
News
- Call for Proposals: Network Faculty Seminars24.09.2021The Hannah Arendt Humanities Network (HAHN) invites proposals from Open Society University Network (OSUN) faculty who are interested in hosting visiting faculty members from across OSUN.
- Panel Event: The German Elections and Europe's Future23.09.2021This public panel discussion will address the results of the elections from three regions of Europe by researchers who are this year’s Europe’s Futures Fellows, moderated by the IWM Acting Rector and Permanent Fellow,…
- Olga Tokarczuk in Wien: Impressionen eines besonderen Abends23.09.2021Auf Einladung des IWM kam die bedeutende polnische Autorin nach Wien, um im Rahmen einer Wiener Vorlesung zum ersten Mal seit Pandemiebeginn vor Publikum zu sprechen.
Upcoming events
- Seminars and ColloquiaCET
- with Valbona Zeneli and Soli ÖzelSeminars and ColloquiaCET
- Panels and DiscussionsCET
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