Events / Ivan Vejvoda

	Title	Date	Type Sort descending	Speakers
	Ukraine and the Future of Europe	Tue, 05.04.2022	Conferences and Workshops	Ivan Vejvoda Katherine YoungerTimothy Garton Ash	Ukraine and the Future of Europe Tue, 05.04.2022 Speakers: Ivan Vejvoda Katherine YoungerTimothy Garton Ash Series: Conferences and Workshops As Ukrainians resist the Russian assault on their country, they speak powerfully of defending the principles and values on which the European project rests, and of Ukraine's place in Europe. The war has opened an opportunity for the European Union to reaffirm its purpose, as not merely an economic union but a normative alliance. Will this moment of European unity and resolve lead to lasting change? What can Ukraine expect from Europe? And what can Europe learn from Ukraine? Read more
Ukraine and the Future of Europe Tue, 05.04.2022 Speakers: Ivan Vejvoda Katherine YoungerTimothy Garton Ash Series: Conferences and Workshops As Ukrainians resist the Russian assault on their country, they speak powerfully of defending the principles and values on which the European project rests, and of Ukraine's place in Europe. The war has opened an opportunity for the European Union to reaffirm its purpose, as not merely an economic union but a normative alliance. Will this moment of European unity and resolve lead to lasting change? What can Ukraine expect from Europe? And what can Europe learn from Ukraine? Read more
	Time to Decide Europe Summit	Fri, 20.05.2022	Conferences and Workshops	Dimitar Bechev Gerald Knaus Heather Grabbe Ivan Krastev Ivan Vejvoda Ivana Dragičević Karolina Wigura Maxim Trudolyubov Nathalie Tocci Nikola Dimitrov Olivia Lazard Serhii Plokhii Stefan Lehne Stephen Holmes Zsuzsanna Szelényi Misha Glenny Slawomir SierakowskiFranziska Brantner, Marina Davydova, Florence Gaub, Anna Jermolaewa, Marta Pardavi, Susanne Scholl, Želimir Žilnik	Time to Decide Europe Summit Fri, 20.05.2022 Speakers: Dimitar Bechev Gerald Knaus Heather Grabbe Ivan Krastev Ivan Vejvoda Ivana Dragičević Karolina Wigura Maxim Trudolyubov Nathalie Tocci Nikola Dimitrov Olivia Lazard Serhii Plokhii Stefan Lehne Stephen Holmes Zsuzsanna Szelényi Misha Glenny Slawomir SierakowskiFranziska Brantner, Marina Davydova, Florence Gaub, Anna Jermolaewa, Marta Pardavi, Susanne Scholl, Želimir Žilnik Series: Conferences and Workshops In the early hours of 24 February 2022, Europe woke up to a grave new world. Something considered unthinkable after WWII had happened, and the European security order was blown up. Russia’s military aggression against Ukraine put an end to the “end of history” era, which had begun in 1989. This attack has triggered events in Europe that had been previously unimaginable. We want to look ahead and think about the consequences of these dramatic events for Ukraine, for Europe and the EU, and for Russia. ERSTE Foundation and the Institute for Human Sciences (IWM) have invited some of the brightest minds to start a debate on the difficult questions that Europe is facing today and the answers that will determine the future. Read more
Time to Decide Europe Summit Fri, 20.05.2022 Speakers: Dimitar Bechev Gerald Knaus Heather Grabbe Ivan Krastev Ivan Vejvoda Ivana Dragičević Karolina Wigura Maxim Trudolyubov Nathalie Tocci Nikola Dimitrov Olivia Lazard Serhii Plokhii Stefan Lehne Stephen Holmes Zsuzsanna Szelényi Misha Glenny Slawomir SierakowskiFranziska Brantner, Marina Davydova, Florence Gaub, Anna Jermolaewa, Marta Pardavi, Susanne Scholl, Želimir Žilnik Series: Conferences and Workshops In the early hours of 24 February 2022, Europe woke up to a grave new world. Something considered unthinkable after WWII had happened, and the European security order was blown up. Russia’s military aggression against Ukraine put an end to the “end of history” era, which had begun in 1989. This attack has triggered events in Europe that had been previously unimaginable. We want to look ahead and think about the consequences of these dramatic events for Ukraine, for Europe and the EU, and for Russia. ERSTE Foundation and the Institute for Human Sciences (IWM) have invited some of the brightest minds to start a debate on the difficult questions that Europe is facing today and the answers that will determine the future. Read more
	Junior Visiting Fellows‘ Conference	Tue, 23.06.2020	Conferences and Workshops	Alicja Rybkowska Ayşe Çağlar Biray Kolluoglu Gavin Smith Ivan Vejvoda Mariya Ivancheva Matyáš Křížkovský Stanislas Richard Volha Biziukova Yulia Abibok Adele Blazquez Vlasta Kordová	Junior Visiting Fellows‘ Conference Tue, 23.06.2020 Speakers: Alicja Rybkowska Ayşe Çağlar Biray Kolluoglu Gavin Smith Ivan Vejvoda Mariya Ivancheva Matyáš Křížkovský Stanislas Richard Volha Biziukova Yulia Abibok Adele Blazquez Vlasta Kordová Series: Conferences and Workshops Read more

	Europe’s Futures Annual Symposium – Day 1	Thu, 22.06.2023	Conferences and Workshops	Balázs Jarábik Ivan Vejvoda Ivana Dragičević Kristof Bender Veronica Anghel Misha Glenny	Europe’s Futures Annual Symposium – Day 1 Thu, 22.06.2023 Speakers: Balázs Jarábik Ivan Vejvoda Ivana Dragičević Kristof Bender Veronica Anghel Misha Glenny Series: Conferences and Workshops At the Europe's Futures Annual Symposium 2023, the fifth cohort of Europe’s Futures Fellows presented the conclusions of their research in the academic year 2022/23. The findings were discussed with the Europe’s Futures Alumni Network and researchers from the University of Rijeka Center for Advanced Studies Southeast Europe. Read more
Europe’s Futures Annual Symposium – Day 1 Thu, 22.06.2023 Speakers: Balázs Jarábik Ivan Vejvoda Ivana Dragičević Kristof Bender Veronica Anghel Misha Glenny Series: Conferences and Workshops At the Europe's Futures Annual Symposium 2023, the fifth cohort of Europe’s Futures Fellows presented the conclusions of their research in the academic year 2022/23. The findings were discussed with the Europe’s Futures Alumni Network and researchers from the University of Rijeka Center for Advanced Studies Southeast Europe. 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
	A Resilient Europe in Uncharted Waters	Mon, 12.12.2022	Conferences and Workshops	Alida Vracic Amanda Coakley Dimitar Bechev Isabelle Ioannides Ivan Vejvoda Julia De Clerck-Sachsse Nathalie Tocci Oana Popescu-Zamfir Rosa Balfour Stefan Lehne Valbona Zeneli Veronica AnghelRoberto Menotti, Riccardo Alcaro, Zoran Nechev	A Resilient Europe in Uncharted Waters Mon, 12.12.2022 Speakers: Alida Vracic Amanda Coakley Dimitar Bechev Isabelle Ioannides Ivan Vejvoda Julia De Clerck-Sachsse Nathalie Tocci Oana Popescu-Zamfir Rosa Balfour Stefan Lehne Valbona Zeneli Veronica AnghelRoberto Menotti, Riccardo Alcaro, Zoran Nechev Series: Conferences and Workshops Does Europe want to be a bystander in a radically shifting global landscape? Is it responding robustly enough to the threats to the democratic liberal order both internally and externally? Can the EU fulfil its intention to be a geopolitical actor on an equal footing with other powers? These are questions and issues that the seminar addressed. Read more
A Resilient Europe in Uncharted Waters Mon, 12.12.2022 Speakers: Alida Vracic Amanda Coakley Dimitar Bechev Isabelle Ioannides Ivan Vejvoda Julia De Clerck-Sachsse Nathalie Tocci Oana Popescu-Zamfir Rosa Balfour Stefan Lehne Valbona Zeneli Veronica AnghelRoberto Menotti, Riccardo Alcaro, Zoran Nechev Series: Conferences and Workshops Does Europe want to be a bystander in a radically shifting global landscape? Is it responding robustly enough to the threats to the democratic liberal order both internally and externally? Can the EU fulfil its intention to be a geopolitical actor on an equal footing with other powers? These are questions and issues that the seminar addressed. Read more
	War, Work and Want: How OPEC Caused Mass Migration and Revolution	Tue, 11.04.2023	Lecture	Ivan Vejvoda Randall Hansen	War, Work and Want: How OPEC Caused Mass Migration and Revolution Tue, 11.04.2023 Speakers: Ivan Vejvoda Randall Hansen Series: Lecture In the early 1970s, there was every reason to believe that large-scale immigration to Europe and America would end. In fact, global migration has tripled. This lecture asked why. Read more

	The Ratline - From Vienna and Back, with Love, Lies and Justice	Tue, 05.10.2021	Lecture	Ivan VejvodaPhilippe Sands	The Ratline - From Vienna and Back, with Love, Lies and Justice Tue, 05.10.2021 Speakers: Ivan VejvodaPhilippe Sands Series: Lecture To mark the publication of the English language version of The Ratline, which follows his prize-winning book East West Street, Philippe Sands explored the ideas that underpin his new work, an account of the lives of Otto von Wächter, an Austrian SS Gruppenführer indicted for mass murder, and his wife Charlotte, from the moment they met Vienna in April 1929 to his unexpected death in Rome in 1949. The lecture was built around a set of deeply personal stories that explore the role of justice, the legacy of memory across generations, and the impulses that generate our search for truth. Read more
The Ratline - From Vienna and Back, with Love, Lies and Justice Tue, 05.10.2021 Speakers: Ivan VejvodaPhilippe Sands Series: Lecture To mark the publication of the English language version of The Ratline, which follows his prize-winning book East West Street, Philippe Sands explored the ideas that underpin his new work, an account of the lives of Otto von Wächter, an Austrian SS Gruppenführer indicted for mass murder, and his wife Charlotte, from the moment they met Vienna in April 1929 to his unexpected death in Rome in 1949. The lecture was built around a set of deeply personal stories that explore the role of justice, the legacy of memory across generations, and the impulses that generate our search for truth. Read more
	A Left Populist Strategy for a Green Democratic Revolution	Tue, 23.05.2023	Lecture	Chantal Mouffe Ivan Vejvoda	A Left Populist Strategy for a Green Democratic Revolution Tue, 23.05.2023 Speakers: Chantal Mouffe Ivan Vejvoda Series: Lecture In this presentation, Chantal Mouffe intended to argue that at the current crossroads, a project to radicalize democracy requires implementing a left populist strategy whose hegemonic signifier is a Green Democratic Revolution, connecting the defense of the environment with the manifold democratic struggles against different forms of inequality. Read more
A Left Populist Strategy for a Green Democratic Revolution Tue, 23.05.2023 Speakers: Chantal Mouffe Ivan Vejvoda Series: Lecture In this presentation, Chantal Mouffe intended to argue that at the current crossroads, a project to radicalize democracy requires implementing a left populist strategy whose hegemonic signifier is a Green Democratic Revolution, connecting the defense of the environment with the manifold democratic struggles against different forms of inequality. Read more
	Sphere of Influence II	Wed, 19.04.2017	Lecture	Ivan VejvodaStephen Kotkin	Sphere of Influence II Wed, 19.04.2017 Speakers: Ivan VejvodaStephen Kotkin Series: Lecture Do we really know the answer? Two opposing political projects have framed that question. One equates fascism and communism as totalitarianism; the other proffers a heroic portrayal of communism as anti-fascism. The first delegitimates the left, the second legitimates it. But there is a different story, one rooted in a history that has always been there, if less visible. Read more
Sphere of Influence II Wed, 19.04.2017 Speakers: Ivan VejvodaStephen Kotkin Series: Lecture Do we really know the answer? Two opposing political projects have framed that question. One equates fascism and communism as totalitarianism; the other proffers a heroic portrayal of communism as anti-fascism. The first delegitimates the left, the second legitimates it. But there is a different story, one rooted in a history that has always been there, if less visible. Read more