CfP: Migration and Refugees in the Balkans and East Central Europe
Migration and Refugees in the Balkans and East Central Europe between the Fifteenth and Twentieth Centuries Hungarian Historical Review – issue 2017/3 Deadline : September 30, 2016. Special Editors: Ulf Brunnbauer & Gábor Demeter Migration and refugee flight have always been key phenomena in the Balkans and East Central Europe, shaping both the ethnic-religious character of the region and its social and economic structures....
CfP:HUNGARY 1956 – 2016 – REVERBERATIONS OF A REVOLUTION
HUNGARY 1956 – 2016 – REVERBERATIONS OF A REVOLUTION” OCT. 2016, EDMONTON Interdisciplinary conference: Hungary 1956 – 2016 – Reverberations of a Revolution Deadline for abstracts: May 1st, 2016 60 years ago a student demonstration in pursuit of liberty and democratic reforms in Hungary started a chain of events that turned into a nationwide revolt against the Soviet policies and control embodied in the government of the...
CfP: Continuities and Discontinuities
Continuities and Discontinuities: The History of Political Thought in Nineteenth-Century Hungary The Hungarian Historical Review invites submissions for its Spring 2016 issue, the theme of which will be “Continuities and Discontinuities: The History of Political Thought in Nineteenth-Century Hungary.” The deadline for the submission of abstracts: November 30, 2014. The Hungarian Historical Review, a peer-reviewed scholarly journal of...
Theoretical and Methodological Problems of Analyzing Political Justice after WWII in Hungary
Theoretical and Methodological Problems of Analyzing Political Justice after WWII in Hungary Seminar by Ildiko Barna and Andrea Petö 09.04.2013 – 17:00 Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for European History and Public Spheres, Nussdorfer Strasse 64, 4th floor, 1090 Wien The statement that Hungary has not gone through the process of facing with the consequences of WWII is one of the often used statements today trying to explain the...
