Ústavní semináře
Since 2002, the Institute of Contemporary History of the Czech Academy of Sciences has been organising a methodological seminar on contemporary history, the aim of which is to create a platform for academic discussion of the latest research projects in Czech history and international relations.
The seminars are held on the last Wednesday of the month at 16:00 in the library of the Institute of Contemporary History (Vlašská 355/9, Prague 1).
Upcoming seminars:
30 October 2024
Jun Fujisawa: Problems of economic cooperation of The Council for Mutual Economic Assistance during late socialism and the collapse of the organisation in the 1990s
27 November 2024
Maren Hachmeister a Friederike Kind-Kovacs: „Not Everything Was Rubbish“: The Liquidation of the Camera Manufacturer Pentacon in Dresden
This seminar is part of the series „Topographies of Transformation: Dresden-Prague Talks“ organized by the Institute of Contemporary History of the CAS in cooperation with the Hannah-Arendt-Institut für Totalitarismusforschung /HAIT/
18 December 2024
Petr Luňák: NATO’s current direction in historical perspective
29 January 2025
Udo Grasshoff: East German Students as Actors of Transformation 1987–1992
This seminar is part of the series „Topographies of Transformation: Dresden-Prague Talks“ organized by the Institute of Contemporary History of the CAS in cooperation with the Hannah-Arendt-Institut für Totalitarismusforschung /HAIT/
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To follow the seminars on modern Jewish history, visit www.jewishhistory.usd.cas.cz.
The workshops on Romani history can be found at www.romanihistories.usd.cas.cz.