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Continuities and Ruptures in Forced Migration |
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Conferences and Workshops |
Ruth WodakAyşe ÇağlarPaula Diehl, Jannis Panagiotidis, Pieter Bevelander, Michael John, Danai Avgeri, Hannah Sommer, Sabine Hess, Bastian Vollmer, Anuscheh Farahat, Judith Kohlenberger, Rainer Bauböck |
The Politics of Labor, Borders, and Representations
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Speakers: Ruth WodakAyşe ÇağlarPaula Diehl, Jannis Panagiotidis, Pieter Bevelander, Michael John, Danai Avgeri, Hannah Sommer, Sabine Hess, Bastian Vollmer, Anuscheh Farahat, Judith Kohlenberger, Rainer Bauböck
Series: Conferences and Workshops
In 2024, several events, conferences, and activities marked the anniversary of labor migration in/to (Western) Europe, including Austria, where the first “recruitment agreement” with Turkey was reached in 1964, followed by the one with then Yugoslavia in 1965. In the context of these anniversaries, different border and bordering regimes, forms of regular and irregular migration, and representation of “migrants,” as well as different forms of exclusion and racism, come to the fore.
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The Politics of Labor, Borders, and Representations
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Speakers: Ruth WodakAyşe ÇağlarPaula Diehl, Jannis Panagiotidis, Pieter Bevelander, Michael John, Danai Avgeri, Hannah Sommer, Sabine Hess, Bastian Vollmer, Anuscheh Farahat, Judith Kohlenberger, Rainer Bauböck
Series: Conferences and Workshops
In 2024, several events, conferences, and activities marked the anniversary of labor migration in/to (Western) Europe, including Austria, where the first “recruitment agreement” with Turkey was reached in 1964, followed by the one with then Yugoslavia in 1965. In the context of these anniversaries, different border and bordering regimes, forms of regular and irregular migration, and representation of “migrants,” as well as different forms of exclusion and racism, come to the fore.
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Abolitionism and the Possibility of Radical Futures? From a Politics of Fear and Exclusion to One of Care |
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Seminars and Colloquia |
Teresa DegenhardtAyşe Çağlar |
Fellows' Colloquium with Teresa Degenhardt
Series: Seminars and Colloquia
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Fellows' Colloquium with Teresa Degenhardt
Series: Seminars and Colloquia
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Part III: Framing Balkan Biographies or Mission Possible: Rogue Nation |
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Lecture |
Ivan VejvodaMaria Todorova |
IWM Lectures in Human Sciences
Series: Lecture
The titles of Maria Todorova's IWM Lectures in Human Sciences alluded to Mission Impossible, the Tom Cruise film series. While it is impossible to perform his physical stunts, the tricky mountainous terrain of the Balkans and their trickier history offer enough vertigo. But Gadamer is there, with his defense of humanities, with his thoughts on tradition, prejudice, experience, dialogue, negotiation, reciprocity, situatedness, and the fusion of horizons.
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IWM Lectures in Human Sciences
Series: Lecture
The titles of Maria Todorova's IWM Lectures in Human Sciences alluded to Mission Impossible, the Tom Cruise film series. While it is impossible to perform his physical stunts, the tricky mountainous terrain of the Balkans and their trickier history offer enough vertigo. But Gadamer is there, with his defense of humanities, with his thoughts on tradition, prejudice, experience, dialogue, negotiation, reciprocity, situatedness, and the fusion of horizons.
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Part II: Measuring the Balkans or Mission Possible: Dead Reckoning |
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Lecture |
Maria TodorovaPhilipp Ther |
IWM Lectures in Human Sciences
Series: Lecture
The titles of Maria Todorova's IWM Lectures in Human Sciences alluded to Mission Impossible, the Tom Cruise film series. While it is impossible to perform his physical stunts, the tricky mountainous terrain of the Balkans and their trickier history offer enough vertigo. But Gadamer is there, with his defense of humanities, with his thoughts on tradition, prejudice, experience, dialogue, negotiation, reciprocity, situatedness, and the fusion of horizons.
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IWM Lectures in Human Sciences
Series: Lecture
The titles of Maria Todorova's IWM Lectures in Human Sciences alluded to Mission Impossible, the Tom Cruise film series. While it is impossible to perform his physical stunts, the tricky mountainous terrain of the Balkans and their trickier history offer enough vertigo. But Gadamer is there, with his defense of humanities, with his thoughts on tradition, prejudice, experience, dialogue, negotiation, reciprocity, situatedness, and the fusion of horizons.
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MQ Talks: Philipp Blom in Conversation with Ivan Krastev |
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Panels and Discussions |
Ivan KrastevPhilipp Blom |
Twenty-First Century Vertigo
Series: Panels and Discussions
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Twenty-First Century Vertigo
Series: Panels and Discussions
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When “Elsewhere” moved “Everywhere”: Eastern Europe as a Locality of Epistemic Innovations in an Era of National States |
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Seminars and Colloquia |
Ivan KrastevMałgorzata Mazurek |
Fellows' Colloquium with Małgorzata Mazurek
Series: Seminars and Colloquia
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Fellows' Colloquium with Małgorzata Mazurek
Series: Seminars and Colloquia
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Wohin Steuert Österreich Nach der Wahl? |
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Panels and Discussions |
Edit Inotai, Thomas Köck, Heidi Glück, Oliver Rathkolb, Petra Stuiber |
Speakers: Edit Inotai, Thomas Köck, Heidi Glück, Oliver Rathkolb, Petra Stuiber
Series: Panels and Discussions
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Speakers: Edit Inotai, Thomas Köck, Heidi Glück, Oliver Rathkolb, Petra Stuiber
Series: Panels and Discussions
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Part I: Tracing the Balkans or Mission Possible: Fallout |
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Lecture |
Maria TodorovaMisha Glenny |
IWM Lectures in Human Sciences
Series: Lecture
The titles of Maria Todorova's IWM Lectures in Human Sciences allude to Mission Impossible, the Tom Cruise film series. While it is impossible to perform his physical stunts, the tricky mountainous terrain of the Balkans and their trickier history offer enough vertigo. But Gadamer is there, with his defense of humanities, with his thoughts on tradition, prejudice, experience, dialogue, negotiation, reciprocity, situatedness, and the fusion of horizons.
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IWM Lectures in Human Sciences
Series: Lecture
The titles of Maria Todorova's IWM Lectures in Human Sciences allude to Mission Impossible, the Tom Cruise film series. While it is impossible to perform his physical stunts, the tricky mountainous terrain of the Balkans and their trickier history offer enough vertigo. But Gadamer is there, with his defense of humanities, with his thoughts on tradition, prejudice, experience, dialogue, negotiation, reciprocity, situatedness, and the fusion of horizons.
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Der Preis unserer Freiheit |
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Panels and Discussions |
Yuri AndrukhovychCornelius Hell |
Lesung und Gespräch mit Juri Andruchowytsch
Series: Panels and Discussions
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Lesung und Gespräch mit Juri Andruchowytsch
Series: Panels and Discussions
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Giorgia Meloni and Viktor Orbán: An Asymmetric Interdependence |
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Seminars and Colloquia |
Francesca De BenedettiIvan Krastev |
Fellows' Colloquium with Francesca De Benedetti
Series: Seminars and Colloquia
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Fellows' Colloquium with Francesca De Benedetti
Series: Seminars and Colloquia
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