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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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–17:00
Presidential Elections and Protests in Belarus: Responses from above, below and without
A Roundtable discussion featuring Sofie Bedford; Anastasia Ilina; and Ryhor Nizhnikau.
NB! The seminar will be held on Zoom. More information is coming shortly. -
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Arms control talks as a means of survival in the new cold war
NB! The seminar will be held on Zoom. More information is coming in August.
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Workshop: Post-Soviet Women – Ways to Empowerment
NB! The workshop will be held on Zoom. More information is coming in August.
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–17:00
Nonprofit Organizations and Small Business in Social Service Delivery: Blame-shifting, Cost-Shifting or Cooptation?
Anna Tarasenko (University of Helsinki)
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Russian Politics after the Nationwide Vote: An Analysis of the Regional Elections of September 13, 2020
NB! The seminar will be held on Zoom. More information is coming shortly.
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Synthesis through Tensions: Georgian Identity Construction between East and West'
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Popular Geo- and Bio-politics at Europe's Eastern Margins
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Anchoring the nation in the past: history textbooks and nation building in Eurasia
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Book Event: Militant Democracy and its Critics: Populism, Parties, Extremism
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Preparing for the Neoliberal Turn: Consumption, Class and Gender in late Soviet Popular Culture
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Empire of civilization? The imperial imaginary of the Russian Federation
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Russian and Ukrainian Politics of Memory around WWII: History as a Hybrid Warfare Tool