WORKSHOP: In:Security in Border Regions
ZOiS, Berlin Mohrenstr. 60, Berlin, GermanyClosed Workshop at ZOiS
08 June 2023
Organisation: Nadja Douglas and Sabine von Löwis (ZOiS)
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PAPER at 7th Annual Tartu Conference “War and Peace: What’s Next for Eastern Europe and Eurasia?”
Tartu, EstlandPaper by Nafisa Mirzojamshedzoda at the 7th Annual Tartu Conference “War and Peace: What’s Next for Eastern Europe and Eurasia?": "Russia’s war in Ukraine: a postcolonial moment for Central Asia?"
11–13 June 2023 in Tartu, Estonia
WORKSHOP: Crossing Borders – Migration, Generational Change and Historical Narratives
ZOiS, Berlin Mohrenstr. 60, Berlin, GermanyClosed Workshop at ZOiS
12-13 June 2023
Organisation: Félix Krawatzek (ZOiS)
LECTURE: Orthodoxie und der Diskurs über den Krieg in Russland und der Ukraine
Lecture by Regina Elsner at the IB Sektionstagung der Deutschen Vereinigung für Politikwissenschaft
16 June 2023 in Friedrichshafen
LECTURE: Forschen in Zeiten des Krieges – geht das?
Museum für Naturkunde Berlin Invalidenstr. 43, Berlin, GermanyPublic lecture (in German) by Gwendolyn Sasse (ZOiS) within the Lange Nacht der Wissenschaften
17 June 2023 - 19.30 at the Naturkundemuseum Berlin
Since Russia's attack on the whole of Ukraine from February 2022, the question of the possibilities of social science research on Eastern Europe has taken on a new urgency. How can social science research help in understanding the developments, what kind of research is possible in war at all and what roles do scientists take on in times of war? Gwendolyn Sasse gives a brief insight into the relevance and challenges of social science research on Eastern Europe before and since 24 February 2022.
LECTURE: Un:Sicherheit: Wie hat sich die Wahrnehmung von Sicherheit in Osteuropa verändert?
ZOiS, Berlin Mohrenstr. 60, Berlin, GermanyPublic Lecture (in German) by Nadja Douglas within the Lange Nacht der Wissenschaften
Saturday 17 June 2023 - 20.00 at ZOiS
The Russian war of aggression has changed many things. The understanding, perception, demands and needs of and for security have also changed in the states of Eastern Europe. This is especially true for Russia's neighbouring countries. Together we will question the classic concept of security and look at the results of an expert workshop held at ZOiS, which sought new approaches.