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We offer courses and programmes in the Humanities, Social Sciences, Natural Sciences and Technology. More than 100 courses and 13 Master's programmes are offered in English.
Sweden seen through the eyes of the US – changing perceptions?
A new report investigates how the Swedish policy of neutrality and global events have affected the perception of Sweden in the US.
Due to the war in Ukraine
Compiled information due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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Transitional Justice in the Midst of War
Is it possible to establish the foundations for peace while war rages? This is a pressing question to ask about the ongoing aggression against Ukraine. The conference explores the role of transitional justice in addressing the consequences of war - in the midst of war.
Probing the Nexus of the Nation-State and Democracy in the Baltic
CBEES Advanced Seminar “Probing the Nexus of the Nation-State and Democracy in the Baltic: Kurt Stavenhagen’s Political Phenomenology in Context” with Eva Piirimäe, Professor of Political Theory, Johan Skytte Institute of Political Studies, University of Tartu
Creating and Resisting the Data Centre Industry.
Higher Seminar in Media and Communication studies with Photini Vrikki, University College London
Citizens and the State During and After Crises: The Dynamic of Institutions, Attitudes and Behaviors
This conference aims to gather papers that address the relationship of citizens with the state in established or new democracies, transition countries and hybrid regimes from a variety of viewpoints, including the recent crisis of COVID-19 and Russia's war on Ukraine.
Ideology in the Service of Empire
The Intellectual Foundations of Putinism The workshop aims to re-examine the question of the ideational foundations of Putinism, contributing to a critical reconstruction of the regime's intellectual genealogy.
Nativism, Avant-garde, Decolonisation
CBEES Advanced Seminar “Nativism, Avant-garde, Decolonisation: Towards the vernacular aesthetics of early-Soviet Georgian cinema” with Dušan Radunović, Associate Professor in the School of Modern Languages and Cultures at Durham University