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Södertörn University is 25 years young!
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1991-2021: Thirty Years After – Urban Space in Transition after the Collapse of the USSR
Join another roundtable from the whole year series USSR30! This time with focus on the urban spaces of the former Soviet cities as affected by the collapse of the USSR in 1991.
BOOK LAUNCH: Digital Media and the Dynamics of Civil Society
CBEES and the Department of Media and Communication Studies at Södertörn University invite you to the launch of DIGITAL MEDIA AND THE DYNAMICS OF CIVIL SOCIETY: Retooling Citizenship in New EU Democracies
CBEES Annual Conference 2021 - With and After Empire: Enduring Pasts Across the Local and the Global
Welcome to the 7th Annual Conference of the Centre for Baltic and East European Studies (CBEES) Södertörn University, Sweden, Stockholm! The event will be conducted online.
Aesthetics as Technique and Spatial Occupation in Hybrid Political Regimes
CBEES Advanced Seminar with Tihomir Topuzovski, Interdisciplinary Programme Director of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Skopje, and Editor-in-chief of the Journal “The Large Glass”
Fear and fascination in the scholarly mind: “Magic” and its entanglement with Roma
In this presentation Asprem will present his work on a research project on the entangled histories of Roma and “magic” in Europe, including the role of magic in European antiziganism. See less
Data Problems, Raw Data, and Data Capital
A Cultural Techniques Perspective on Some of the Major Concerns of the 1970s. Higher Seminar with Johan Fredrikzon, Stockholm University