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Eszter Babarczy | - | <a href="/program/paul-celan-fellowship-for-translators" hreflang="en">Paul Celan Fellowship for Translators</a> | /program/paul-celan-fellowship-for-translators | Arthur C. Danto: The Philosophical Disenfranchisement of Art (ENG > HUN) |
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Patryk Babiracki | - | <a href="/program/jozef-tischner-fellowship" hreflang="en">Józef Tischner Fellowship</a> | /program/jozef-tischner-fellowship | Staging the Empire:Soviet-Polish Cultural Initiatives in Propaganda, Science and the Arts, 1943-1957 |
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Dobrochna Bach-Golecka | - | <a href="/program/robert-bosch-fellowship-on-south-eastern-europe" hreflang="en">Robert Bosch Fellowship on South-Eastern Europe</a> | /program/robert-bosch-fellowship-on-south-eastern-europe | Democratic Governance in Public International Law |
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Viktoras Bachmetjevas | - | <a href="/program/paul-celan-fellowship-for-translators" hreflang="en">Paul Celan Fellowship for Translators</a> | /program/paul-celan-fellowship-for-translators | Emmanuel Levinas: Totalité et Infini (FRE > LIT) |
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Adam Baczko | - | <a href="/program/guests-of-the-institute" hreflang="en">Guests of the Institute</a> | /program/guests-of-the-institute | Insurgent Law: Judging in a Time of Civil War |
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Daria Badior | - | <a href="/program/ukraine-in-european-dialogue-fellowship-program" hreflang="en">Ukraine in European Dialogue Fellowship Program</a> | /program/ukraine-in-european-dialogue-fellowship-program | Unwinding Empire: Rethinking History and Culture through Ukraine |
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Jeremy D. Bailey | - | <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 | The Modern Executive: Jefferson’s Constitutional Thought |
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Polina Baitsym | - | <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 | Socialist Realism in Ukrainian Soviet Art History and Art Criticism, 1950s–60s |
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Maria Bakardjieva | - | <a href="/program/eurias-fellowship" hreflang="en">EURIAS Fellowship</a> | /program/eurias-fellowship | The Structures of the Lifeworld Revisted: A Critical Phenomenology of the Internet |
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Jerko Bakotin | - | <a href="/fellowships/jesenska" hreflang="en">Milena Jesenská Fellowship for Journalists</a> | /fellowships/jesenska | Crime Without Punishment in Schicksalsgemeinschaft of Europe |
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Mykola Balaban | - | <a href="/program/ukraine-in-european-dialogue-junior-fellowship" hreflang="en">Ukraine in European Dialogue Junior Fellowship</a> | /program/ukraine-in-european-dialogue-junior-fellowship | A Micro-history of Violence: Lviv During the First Two Weeks of the German–Soviet War (June 22 to July 5, 1941) |
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Jacek Baluch | - | <a href="/program/paul-celan-fellowship-for-translators" hreflang="en">Paul Celan Fellowship for Translators</a> | /program/paul-celan-fellowship-for-translators | Jan Patočka: Who are the Czechs (CZE > POL) |
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Zoltán Andras Ban | - | <a href="/program/paul-celan-fellowship-for-translators" hreflang="en">Paul Celan Fellowship for Translators</a> | /program/paul-celan-fellowship-for-translators | Hannah Arendt: Rahel Varnhagen. Eine Lebensgeschichte / Rahel Varnhagen. The Life of a Jewess |
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Paula Banerjee | - | <a href="/program/europe-asia-research-platform-on-forced-migration" hreflang="en">Europe-Asia Research Platform on Forced Migration</a> | /program/europe-asia-research-platform-on-forced-migration | Locating the Diseased Body |
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Tamara Banjeglav | - | <a href="/program/robert-bosch-fellowship-on-south-eastern-europe" hreflang="en">Robert Bosch Fellowship on South-Eastern Europe</a> | /program/robert-bosch-fellowship-on-south-eastern-europe | (Re)Membering War Victims. Commemoration Practices and Divided Memory of Victimization in Post-War Croatia |
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András Barabas | - | <a href="/program/paul-celan-fellowship-for-translators" hreflang="en">Paul Celan Fellowship for Translators</a> | /program/paul-celan-fellowship-for-translators | E. Gellner: Nations and Nationalism (ENG > HUN) |
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Olga Baranova | - | <a href="/program/eurias-fellowship" hreflang="en">EURIAS Fellowship</a> | /program/eurias-fellowship | Historiography and Politics of Memory of World War II and the Holocaust in the Soviet Union |
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Istvan Barany | - | <a href="/program/paul-celan-fellowship-for-translators" hreflang="en">Paul Celan Fellowship for Translators</a> | /program/paul-celan-fellowship-for-translators | Plato: Parmenides (Ancient Greek > Hungarian) |
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Anzelm Bárány | - | <a href="/program/junior-visiting-fellows-1982-1992" hreflang="en">Junior Visiting Fellows 1982 - 1992</a> | /program/junior-visiting-fellows-1982-1992 | Junior Visiting Fellowship |
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Brigitte Bargetz | - | <a href="/program/oeaw-fellowship" hreflang="en">OEAW Fellowship</a> | /program/oeaw-fellowship | Politics and everyday life. Rethinking the political in view of neoliberal restructuring. |