Current Fellows' research
- Digital HumanismWe live in a “digital” world, the separation between physical and virtual makes (almost) no sense anymore.
- Friend or Foe?: Religious Organizations and European Institutions in the Face of Russia’s War on UkraineThis project seeks to analyze the challenges Russia’s war on Ukraine pose to dialogue and cooperation between European institutions and religious organizations.
- "Stand on the Right Side of History": Enterprises and Society in the Russia-Ukraine WarThe project aims to explain and theorize the complex relationship between international businesses and other stakeholders affected by the 2022 Russia-Ukraine War.
- Speaking Objects and Spaces: Materiality and Environment in the Midst of Famines in Soviet UkraineFamine does not emerge in a vacuum but occurs in specific political, social, and natural environments, where all elements are intertwined.
- The Greek Catholic Church and the Ukrainian Diaspora in Austria: Cooperation in the Interests of the Church and SocietyThe project provides an in-depth study of the Greek Catholic Church, and moreover the relationship of Metropolitan Andrei Sheptytsky and Mitred Father Tyt Wojnarowsky, who were deputies to the Vienna Parliament, with representatives of the Ukrainian diaspora.
- Translation as Resistance: Language, Politics and Cultural Colonialism in Soviet UkraineThis project offers a multilayered approach to the historical contextualization of literary translation in post-Stalinist Soviet Ukraine and aims to determine the role of translators’ agency in resisting cultural colonialism.
Jobs and Open Calls
Research Associate (m/f/d), IWM Ukraine in European Dialogue Program
10.06.2022
The Institute for Human Sciences invites applications for a Research Associate position within its program Ukraine in European Dial
Partner Calls
01.09.2021
Here, we offer a list of fellowships and opportunities offered by partners and collaborators of the IWM, which may be of interest to current and past IWM fellows.
News
- Ukraine Information Hub07.03.2022A central place to find information and content from the IWM and our community on the war in Ukraine.
- Timothy Snyder and Yuval Noah Harari: The Last Forty Years and the Next Forty24.06.2022Timothy Snyder and Yuval Noah Harari will be in conversation in an event that will be live-streamed on Thursday June 30, 19:00 CET.
- Sharing Solidarity with Migrants23.06.2022Youth Meet on “Ethics of Solidarity, Care and Protection” held in India in collaboration with the IWM.
Upcoming events
- Seminars and ColloquiaCET
- The Case of Lesia UkrainkaPanels and DiscussionsCET
- Panels and DiscussionsCET
- Seminars and ColloquiaCET
Upcoming events
- Seminars and ColloquiaCET
- The Case of Lesia UkrainkaPanels and DiscussionsCET
- Panels and DiscussionsCET
- Seminars and ColloquiaCET
News
- Ukraine Information Hub07.03.2022A central place to find information and content from the IWM and our community on the war in Ukraine.
- Timothy Snyder and Yuval Noah Harari: The Last Forty Years and the Next Forty24.06.2022Timothy Snyder and Yuval Noah Harari will be in conversation in an event that will be live-streamed on Thursday June 30, 19:00 CET.
- Sharing Solidarity with Migrants23.06.2022Youth Meet on “Ethics of Solidarity, Care and Protection” held in India in collaboration with the IWM.
Current Fellows' research
- Digital HumanismWe live in a “digital” world, the separation between physical and virtual makes (almost) no sense anymore.
- Friend or Foe?: Religious Organizations and European Institutions in the Face of Russia’s War on UkraineThis project seeks to analyze the challenges Russia’s war on Ukraine pose to dialogue and cooperation between European institutions and religious organizations.
- "Stand on the Right Side of History": Enterprises and Society in the Russia-Ukraine WarThe project aims to explain and theorize the complex relationship between international businesses and other stakeholders affected by the 2022 Russia-Ukraine War.
- Speaking Objects and Spaces: Materiality and Environment in the Midst of Famines in Soviet UkraineFamine does not emerge in a vacuum but occurs in specific political, social, and natural environments, where all elements are intertwined.
- The Greek Catholic Church and the Ukrainian Diaspora in Austria: Cooperation in the Interests of the Church and SocietyThe project provides an in-depth study of the Greek Catholic Church, and moreover the relationship of Metropolitan Andrei Sheptytsky and Mitred Father Tyt Wojnarowsky, who were deputies to the Vienna Parliament, with representatives of the Ukrainian diaspora.
- Translation as Resistance: Language, Politics and Cultural Colonialism in Soviet UkraineThis project offers a multilayered approach to the historical contextualization of literary translation in post-Stalinist Soviet Ukraine and aims to determine the role of translators’ agency in resisting cultural colonialism.
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Jobs and Open Calls
Research Associate (m/f/d), IWM Ukraine in European Dialogue Program
10.06.2022
The Institute for Human Sciences invites applications for a Research Associate position within its program Ukraine in European Dial
Partner Calls
01.09.2021
Here, we offer a list of fellowships and opportunities offered by partners and collaborators of the IWM, which may be of interest to current and past IWM fellows.
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