Events / Ivan Vejvoda

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	Collisions. The Origins of the War in Ukraine and the New Global Instability	Tue, 21.05.2024	Lecture	Ivan Vejvoda Mykola Riabchuk Yuliya YurchenkoMichael Kimmage	Register Here	Collisions. The Origins of the War in Ukraine and the New Global Instability Tue, 21.05.2024 Speakers: Ivan Vejvoda Mykola Riabchuk Yuliya YurchenkoMichael Kimmage Series: Lecture Author Michael Kimmage will present his latest monograph. The book launch will be followed by a panel discussion with IWM Visiting Fellows Yuliya Yurchenko and Mykola Ryabchuk. Read more
Collisions. The Origins of the War in Ukraine and the New Global Instability Tue, 21.05.2024 Speakers: Ivan Vejvoda Mykola Riabchuk Yuliya YurchenkoMichael Kimmage Series: Lecture Author Michael Kimmage will present his latest monograph. The book launch will be followed by a panel discussion with IWM Visiting Fellows Yuliya Yurchenko and Mykola Ryabchuk. Read more
	Cultural Approaches to Democracy in Central and Eastern Europe	Wed, 24.04.2024	Panels and Discussions	Ivan Vejvoda Karolina Wigura Ruth Wodak Till van Rahden	Register here	Cultural Approaches to Democracy in Central and Eastern Europe Wed, 24.04.2024 Speakers: Ivan Vejvoda Karolina Wigura Ruth Wodak Till van Rahden Series: Panels and Discussions The panelists spoke about how democracy is acted out in everyday life and local relationships with special emphasis on Central and Eastern Europe. What kinds of democratic culture have emerged in the region historically and more recently? What are the cultural and social preconditions of democracy as a system of government? Read more
Cultural Approaches to Democracy in Central and Eastern Europe Wed, 24.04.2024 Speakers: Ivan Vejvoda Karolina Wigura Ruth Wodak Till van Rahden Series: Panels and Discussions The panelists spoke about how democracy is acted out in everyday life and local relationships with special emphasis on Central and Eastern Europe. What kinds of democratic culture have emerged in the region historically and more recently? What are the cultural and social preconditions of democracy as a system of government? Read more
	The Contamination of History. World War II and How Everything Started to Make Sense	Tue, 19.03.2024	Lecture	Holly Case Ivan Vejvoda		The Contamination of History. World War II and How Everything Started to Make Sense Tue, 19.03.2024 Speakers: Holly Case Ivan Vejvoda Series: Lecture In this Monthly Lecture, Holly Case elaborated on the ideas of those who made super sense out of the events of World War II in particular, and how their ideas have come to inform the contemporary perception that the world is irredeemably contaminated. Read more
The Contamination of History. World War II and How Everything Started to Make Sense Tue, 19.03.2024 Speakers: Holly Case Ivan Vejvoda Series: Lecture In this Monthly Lecture, Holly Case elaborated on the ideas of those who made super sense out of the events of World War II in particular, and how their ideas have come to inform the contemporary perception that the world is irredeemably contaminated. Read more
	Second Transformation: On Green Transition in Post-communist Countries	Mon, 26.02.2024	Seminars and Colloquia	Ivan Vejvoda Martin Vrba		Second Transformation: On Green Transition in Post-communist Countries Mon, 26.02.2024 Speakers: Ivan Vejvoda Martin Vrba Series: Seminars and Colloquia Although climate awareness is on the rise all over Europe, attitudes toward the green transformation seem to vary greatly from region to region across the continent. This is especially evident in post-communist countries, which need to undergo a second big transformation just a few decades after their transition from state-socialist regimes to market societies. Read more
Second Transformation: On Green Transition in Post-communist Countries Mon, 26.02.2024 Speakers: Ivan Vejvoda Martin Vrba Series: Seminars and Colloquia Although climate awareness is on the rise all over Europe, attitudes toward the green transformation seem to vary greatly from region to region across the continent. This is especially evident in post-communist countries, which need to undergo a second big transformation just a few decades after their transition from state-socialist regimes to market societies. Read more
	Struggle for the Arctic: Climate Change, Economy, Security	Mon, 26.02.2024	Panels and Discussions	Ivan VejvodaRasmus Gjedssø Bertelsen, Guðfinna Aðalgeirsdóttir, Ksenia Vakhrusheva, Cristopher Robert Rossi, Mirjana Tomic		Struggle for the Arctic: Climate Change, Economy, Security Mon, 26.02.2024 Speakers: Ivan VejvodaRasmus Gjedssø Bertelsen, Guðfinna Aðalgeirsdóttir, Ksenia Vakhrusheva, Cristopher Robert Rossi, Mirjana Tomic Series: Panels and Discussions A panel discussion on "Struggle for the Arctic: Climate Change, Economy, Security" as part of the "European Contexts" event series. Read more
Struggle for the Arctic: Climate Change, Economy, Security Mon, 26.02.2024 Speakers: Ivan VejvodaRasmus Gjedssø Bertelsen, Guðfinna Aðalgeirsdóttir, Ksenia Vakhrusheva, Cristopher Robert Rossi, Mirjana Tomic Series: Panels and Discussions A panel discussion on "Struggle for the Arctic: Climate Change, Economy, Security" as part of the "European Contexts" event series. Read more
	Psychoanalytic Anthropology between Universal Aspirations and Eurocentric Limitations	Tue, 05.12.2023	Lecture	Ivan Vejvoda Slobodan Markovich	I want to attend	Psychoanalytic Anthropology between Universal Aspirations and Eurocentric Limitations Tue, 05.12.2023 Speakers: Ivan Vejvoda Slobodan Markovich Series: Lecture This lecture focused on five psychoanalytic concepts and their contemporary applications: the psychoanalytic construct of human nature, the importance of the unconscious, causes of human violence, sexual fluidity, and culture and identity. To what extent are these notions, defined in psychoanalytic terms, used by current researchers? Read more
Psychoanalytic Anthropology between Universal Aspirations and Eurocentric Limitations Tue, 05.12.2023 Speakers: Ivan Vejvoda Slobodan Markovich Series: Lecture This lecture focused on five psychoanalytic concepts and their contemporary applications: the psychoanalytic construct of human nature, the importance of the unconscious, causes of human violence, sexual fluidity, and culture and identity. To what extent are these notions, defined in psychoanalytic terms, used by current researchers? Read more
	Russia’s and China’s Presence in the Western Balkans: Perceptions vs Realities	Mon, 20.11.2023	Panels and Discussions	Dimitar Bechev Ivan Vejvoda Valbona ZeneliSaša Mirković, Milica Uvalić, Mirjana Tomić, Daniela Kraus		Russia’s and China’s Presence in the Western Balkans: Perceptions vs Realities Mon, 20.11.2023 Speakers: Dimitar Bechev Ivan Vejvoda Valbona ZeneliSaša Mirković, Milica Uvalić, Mirjana Tomić, Daniela Kraus Series: Panels and Discussions A panel discussion on "Russia’s and China’s Presence in the Western Balkans" as part of the event series "European Contexts". Read more
Russia’s and China’s Presence in the Western Balkans: Perceptions vs Realities Mon, 20.11.2023 Speakers: Dimitar Bechev Ivan Vejvoda Valbona ZeneliSaša Mirković, Milica Uvalić, Mirjana Tomić, Daniela Kraus Series: Panels and Discussions A panel discussion on "Russia’s and China’s Presence in the Western Balkans" as part of the event series "European Contexts". Read more
	Europe as Project, a Collection of Documents and Counter-Institution	Tue, 31.10.2023	Other	Ivan VejvodaPetar Bojanić		Europe as Project, a Collection of Documents and Counter-Institution Tue, 31.10.2023 Speakers: Ivan VejvodaPetar Bojanić Series: Other In the book In-Statuere. Figures of Institutional Building (Frankfurt am Main, Vittorio Klostermann, 2022), Peter Bojanić sets out to show how an institution is created or how an institution is institutionalized from a group conducting engaged acts. At the same time, these engaged acts are characterized by a projective mind; they hold critical potential and protocols of resistance that necessarily produce something new. A counter-institution (Europe, for example), for its part, is an institution that alters and deconstructs all other existing institutions. In the lecture, Bojanić focused especially on the conversion of violence (military action and massacres fall under “extreme” violence), into right, justice, and institutions. He is interested in whether the “institution of victory” and its various figures can truly transform violence into long-term stable peace. Read more
Europe as Project, a Collection of Documents and Counter-Institution Tue, 31.10.2023 Speakers: Ivan VejvodaPetar Bojanić Series: Other In the book In-Statuere. Figures of Institutional Building (Frankfurt am Main, Vittorio Klostermann, 2022), Peter Bojanić sets out to show how an institution is created or how an institution is institutionalized from a group conducting engaged acts. At the same time, these engaged acts are characterized by a projective mind; they hold critical potential and protocols of resistance that necessarily produce something new. A counter-institution (Europe, for example), for its part, is an institution that alters and deconstructs all other existing institutions. In the lecture, Bojanić focused especially on the conversion of violence (military action and massacres fall under “extreme” violence), into right, justice, and institutions. He is interested in whether the “institution of victory” and its various figures can truly transform violence into long-term stable peace. Read more
	Elections in Poland	Mon, 09.10.2023	Panels and Discussions	Ivan Vejvoda Wojciech PrzybylskiJacek Kucharczyk, Aleksandra Niżyńska, Mirjana Tomić		Elections in Poland Mon, 09.10.2023 Speakers: Ivan Vejvoda Wojciech PrzybylskiJacek Kucharczyk, Aleksandra Niżyńska, Mirjana Tomić Series: Panels and Discussions European Contexts panel focuses on understanding the elections’ context, focusing on three topics: Internal electoral issues, international priorities based on internal political needs, and gender politics as electoral issues. Read more
Elections in Poland Mon, 09.10.2023 Speakers: Ivan Vejvoda Wojciech PrzybylskiJacek Kucharczyk, Aleksandra Niżyńska, Mirjana Tomić Series: Panels and Discussions European Contexts panel focuses on understanding the elections’ context, focusing on three topics: Internal electoral issues, international priorities based on internal political needs, and gender politics as electoral issues. Read more
	Far-right Policies and Rhetoric Are Advancing in Europe: Is there a Red Line?	Fri, 22.09.2023	Conferences and Workshops	Alberto Alemanno Ivan Vejvoda Iveta RadicovaMirjana Tomić, Bernhard Weidinger, Daniela Kraus		Far-right Policies and Rhetoric Are Advancing in Europe: Is there a Red Line? Fri, 22.09.2023 Speakers: Alberto Alemanno Ivan Vejvoda Iveta RadicovaMirjana Tomić, Bernhard Weidinger, Daniela Kraus Series: Conferences and Workshops Far-right parties have been advancing in Europe and some of their discourses and policies have become mainstream. Yet, rhetoric and policies are becoming more extreme. Is there a red line that cannot crossed? Does the red line differ from country to country? Read more
Far-right Policies and Rhetoric Are Advancing in Europe: Is there a Red Line? Fri, 22.09.2023 Speakers: Alberto Alemanno Ivan Vejvoda Iveta RadicovaMirjana Tomić, Bernhard Weidinger, Daniela Kraus Series: Conferences and Workshops Far-right parties have been advancing in Europe and some of their discourses and policies have become mainstream. Yet, rhetoric and policies are becoming more extreme. Is there a red line that cannot crossed? Does the red line differ from country to country? Read more