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Avrum Burg | - | <a href="/program/guests-of-the-institute" hreflang="en">Guests of the Institute</a> | /program/guests-of-the-institute | The World to Be |
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Kateryna Burkush | - | <a href="/program/residential-fellowships-for-scholars-from-ukraine" hreflang="en">Residential Fellowships for Scholars from Ukraine</a> | /program/residential-fellowships-for-scholars-from-ukraine | Connected by Water: The Ukrainian South from Stalin to Independence |
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Oleksandra Buzko | - | <a href="/program/non-residential-fellowships-for-scholars-from-ukraine" hreflang="en">Non-Residential Fellowships for Scholars from Ukraine</a> | /program/non-residential-fellowships-for-scholars-from-ukraine | Mariia Vyazmitina exploring Nisa |
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Yakiv Bystrov | - | <a href="/program/paul-celan-fellowship-for-translators" hreflang="en">Paul Celan Fellowship for Translators</a> | /program/paul-celan-fellowship-for-translators | Janice Kulyk Keefer: Honey and Ashes: A Story of Family (English > Ukrainian) |
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Martin Cajthaml | - | <a href="/program/jan-patocka-fellowship" hreflang="en">Jan Patočka Fellowship</a> | /program/jan-patocka-fellowship | Die Wurzeln Europas in der Reflexion der Phänomenologie |
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Nergis Canefe | - | <a href="/program/europe-asia-research-platform-on-forced-migration" hreflang="en">Europe-Asia Research Platform on Forced Migration</a><br/><a href="/program/guests-of-the-institute" hreflang="en">Guests of the Institute</a> | /program/europe-asia-research-platform-on-forced-migration /program/guests-of-the-institute |
Mea culpa, Sua culpa, Tua Maxima Culpa: Collective Responsibility and Judgment in the Addressing of Mass Atrocities and War Crimes |
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Tamara Caraus | - | <a href="/program/eurias-fellowship" hreflang="en">EURIAS Fellowship</a> | /program/eurias-fellowship | Democracy and Dissent. From Czech Dissidence to Radical Democracy |
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Shelby Carpenter | - | <a href="/program/boston-university-and-college-junior-fellowship" hreflang="en">Boston University and College Junior Fellowship</a> | /program/boston-university-and-college-junior-fellowship | Envisioning Trust: A Study of “Cultural Bereavement” in Sierra Leone and The Gambia |
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Thomas Carroll | - | <a href="/program/boston-university-and-college-junior-fellowship" hreflang="en">Boston University and College Junior Fellowship</a> | /program/boston-university-and-college-junior-fellowship | Ludwig Wittgenstein's Remarks on Religion |
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James Cartlidge | - | <a href="/program/ceu-visiting-fellowship" hreflang="en">CEU Visiting Fellowship</a> | /program/ceu-visiting-fellowship | Movement, Acceptance, Being-With: Structures of Human Existence in Patočka and Heidegger |
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Holly Case | - | <a href="/program/guests-of-the-institute" hreflang="en">Guests of the Institute</a><br/><a href="/program/united-europe-divided-history" hreflang="en">United Europe – Divided History</a> | /program/guests-of-the-institute /program/united-europe-divided-history |
Tracing Taint: Four Case Studies with Implications for Historical Methodology |
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Mitat Celikpala | - | <a href="/program/eurasia-in-global-dialogue" hreflang="en">Eurasia in Global Dialogue</a> | /program/eurasia-in-global-dialogue | Guest Fellowship |
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Arber Celiku | - | <a href="/program/paul-celan-fellowship-for-translators" hreflang="en">Paul Celan Fellowship for Translators</a> | /program/paul-celan-fellowship-for-translators | Jürgen Habermas: Zwischen Naturalismus und Religion (GER > ALB) |
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Rajshree Chandra | - | <a href="/program/guests-of-the-institute" hreflang="en">Guests of the Institute</a> | /program/guests-of-the-institute | Rule by Law and the Making of Authoritarian Democracies |
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Philipp Chapkovski | - | <a href="/program/eurasia-in-global-dialogue" hreflang="en">Eurasia in Global Dialogue</a> | /program/eurasia-in-global-dialogue | Elite Networks in Non-democratic Regimes: The Case of Russia |