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CBEES anordnar löpande seminarier, konferenser och workshops under året. Varannan måndag anordnas högre seminarie inom forskning som berör vårt område. Dessutom anordnas årligen CBEES Annual Conference som lockar deltagare från flera forskningsfält, lärosäten och länder.
CBEES Annual Conference 2023 - The War and Its Effects
Den nionde årliga konferensen äger rum den 23-24 november 2023 på Centre for Baltic and East European Studies (CBEES). Södertörn University, Stockholm, Sweden.
För mer information om våra konferenser, högre seminiarier och andra evenemang, kontakta gärna oss.
Symposium on Sustainability Research and Teaching in a Time of Polycrisis
Climate change, biodiversity loss, inequality, and geopolitical tensions form a global polycrisis that challenges sustainability research and education. This symposium brings together researchers, educators, and practitioners to explore transdisciplinary approaches and real‑world solutions.
Contested Democracies at the Crossroads – CBEES Doctoral Summer School
The doctoral summer school “Contested Democracies at the Crossroads: Structures, Actors, Challenges” examines democratic transformation, political agency and rising illiberal trends. The application round has a prolonged deadline by 30 April.
A Vocabulary of Our Own
Translating, Reclaiming, and Creating Concepts for Research We invite early-career scholars of the humanities in Central and Eastern Europe, the Baltic Sea region, and Central Asia to participate in a two-day workshop aimed at developing and complicating our conceptual vocabulary.
Unpacking Information Wars: Historical and contemporary perspectives
The two-day workshop is organized by the multidisciplinary network Propagandistic Realities in War (PRW) and is supported by The Foundation for Baltic and East-European Studies (Östersjöstiftelsen). The aim of the network is to foster collaboration and exchange between researchers of related fields.
Life Reform Movements in the Baltics and East Central Europe:Local and Global Perspectives,1860–1930
A joint conference organized by the Centre for Baltic and East European Studies (CBEES) at Södertörn University, the Herder Institute for Historical Research on East Central Europe (Germany), the Institute for the Culture and History of the Germans in Northeast Europe and the Martin Opitz Library