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Humanities Initiative
Research
Individuals in the microcosm of power: parallel analysis of political and literary texts
Statecraft or State-Scaping? Aesthetic Turn in the Study of International Relations
Environmental Arts and Humanities
The Building Complex of CEU as Cultural Heritage
Envisioning the Human in Early and Medieval China - A Comparative Continuation of the Human Project at CEU
Histories of Gift-giving: from Religious Offering to Bribing
Laboring Lives: the Experience of Work in Eastern Europe
The Three Abrahamic Communities across the Arabian Sea
Digital Humanities
Religious Studies Doctoral Colloquim on Religious Enthusiasm as part of the Specialization in Religious Studies and Post-doctoral Research Fellowship with the Center for Religious Studies
VISIONARY EXPERIENCE IN CROSS-DISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVE
Contemporary History Platform
Classical Studies and Ancient Thought
Fellowship Program at IAS
Strengthening Science Studies at CEU
Study of Political Literature, especially utopianism
The Medieval Central Europe Research Network and associated activities, including an essay competition on history textbooks and the creation of a Research Companion on Medieval Central Europe
Topics in the Philosophy of the Humanities and Social Sciences
Introduction of a Humanities Perspective into the Teaching and Research of International Relations
Humanities Initiative
