The Centre for Southeast European Studies of the University of Graz is an interdisciplinary forum for teaching and research on Southeastern Europe. In addition to a comprehensive teaching program and research projects, the centre also regularly organizes events for an academic and a general audience on Southeastern Europe.
Listen to the Podcast from the talk by Wolfgang Benedek (Institut für Völkerrecht und Internationale Beziehungen, Karl-Franzens Universität Graz)
Listen to the Podcast from the talk by Evgenia Troeva Grigorova (Institute for Ethnology and Folklore Studies,Bulgarian Academy of Sciences ) on 16th May 2013
Listen to the Podcast from the talk by Svetlana Suveica (Moldova State University) on “For the Holy and Just Cause!” Alternative visions of belonging in the post-World War I Bessarabia.
The Centre for Southeast European Studies is one of the partners in organizing the summerschool Globalizing Southeastern Europe in Zagreb from 29. 8. – 10. 9. 2013. The Universities of Leipzig, Bogazici University Istanbul, Graz, Zagreb and University College London (School of Slavonic and East European Studies) are announcing a joint summer-school-programme for 2013 on the topic of “Globalizing South-Eastern Europe”. The summer school is designed for two years. Last year’s summer school took place in Leipzig where theoretical questions were discussed.
Florian Bieber gave an interview to the Bosnian edition of Večernji List on reforms in Bosnia and the impact of Croatian accession to the EU.
Die Präsentation fokussiert das Verhältnis der aus dem ehemaligen Jugoslawien stammenden Einwanderer in Österreich (Serben, Kroaten, Bosniaken, Mazedonier, Montenegriner, Kosovo-Albaner) zu den kriegerischen Auseinandersetzungen im jugoslawischen Raum von 1991 bis 1999.
Single identities of parties involved in violent conflicts are often seen as the very cause of those conflicts.
Der kosovarische Botschafter in Österreich S.E. Dr. Sabri Kiqmari spricht über die aktulle Situation im Kosovo und Kosovos Weg in die EU.
In den 1950er Jahren siedelten rund 140.000 Muslime (Türken, Albaner, Bosniaken, Torbešen u.a.) aus den südlichen Landesteilen Jugoslawiens in die Türkei über.
Die Ringvorlesung ist transdisziplinär und untersucht Sport im Rahmen der Gesellschaftstransformationen, geht der Frage nach den Beziehungen zwischen Sport, Politik und Gesellschaft nach, am Beispiel des zeitgenössischen Südosteuropa, unter Einbeziehung von historischen, soziologischen und politi