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Lecture on history of Gotland
The University guide Mikael Norrby will give a brief lecture on Gotland history.
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Parliamentary Oversight and Budget Transparency in Non-Democracies: The Case of Post-Soviet Russia
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–18:00
Adam Helms Lecture 2019
Welcome to the Adam Helms Lecture 2019. This year, Kjell Westö will hold an anniversary lecture.
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The Politics of inclusion and exclusion in Russia's welfare state
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Round Table "Roles given to women or taken by women in Russia?"
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The Discursive-Material Knot and Participatory Struggle over Memory
Join the POEM network for a public lecture by Dr. Nico Carpentier on discursive and material components of participation.
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Comparative by Degrees: The Role of Religion in Feminism in the E.U. and former U.S.S.R.
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Why Interdisciplinarity? Promises, Problems, Practices - symposium
Centre for Integrated Research on Culture and Society Circus, invites to a Symposium.
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Soviet Women and the Women's International Democratic Federation Struggle for Women's Rights’
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Family in Communism. Fathers and sons in late Soviet Russia
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The 2014–15 Financial Crisis in Russia and its Weak Monetary Power Autonomy
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Learning to live with a lively planet: the renewal of the university’s mission in the era of climate change
This lecture will reflect on the history, present reality and possible future of the western research university. It will argue that a key task of the university this century will be to enable a profound civilisational shift to living with a planet that is newly alive to us.
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Social Cohesion and Political Developments in Contemporary Georgia
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The Unknown War: Comics as Propaganda in WWII
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'Conversion to Evangelical Christianity in the Post-Soviet Russian Arctic.The Encounter between Indigenous Nenets Animists and Russian Evangelicals.
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At the crossroads of hobby, community work and journalism: hyperlocal media in Russia
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Guest Lecture: Racial Banishment: The Housing Question in Postcolonial America
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Between Utopia and Armageddon: Islands of Risk in the Soviet Arctic (Novaya Zemlya)
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Migrants from Post-Soviet States, the Russian Judicial System and the Role of Cultural Mediators