How can we, as historians, understand the dissolution of Yugoslavia and the events that followed, in particular the Kosovo question?

This talk will investigate the multifaceted history and features of armed associations. It will relate them to ongoing social and political democratization processes to shed light on the contradictions of the pre-World War I epoch.

This talk aims to examine the possibility of interpreting Hans Kelsen's “Pure Theory of Law”–specifically his theory of law-application–as a theorization of the experiences of an active and, in many ways, “activist” constitutional judge.

CAS SEE Seminar with Angela Taraborrelli on Federalism and Cosmopolitanism: Beyond the Limits of International Law, in conversation with our Fellow Letizia Konderak.

Technology and The Decline of the West. Critical Perspectives on Oswald Spengler's Apology for Violence, in conversation with our Fellow Andreas Wilmes.

Violent invisibilization of non-normative sexualities under Hoxhas regime. The problem of archives, in conversation with our Fellow Endi Tupja.

Liz Orembo and Scott Timcke on The Slow Violence of Artificial Intelligence, in conversation with our Fellow Javier Toscano.

Analysis and Presentation of Results about a Roundtable on the Sea Rescue Cause in the Central Mediterranean, in conversation with our Fellow Javier Toscano.

CAS SEE Seminar with Paul Dumouchel on Violence and accusation, in conversation with our Fellow Andreas Wilmes.

Festivals as Reparative Gender Politics: Millennial Feminism in Southeastern Europe, in conversation with our Fellow Leda Sutlović.

Negotiating Responsibility: Perceptions of the 1999 NATO Intervention and the Kosovo War in Serbia, in conversation with our Fellow Christian Costamagna.

On Thursday, April 25th, 2024 at 12:00 (CET), we are hosting [...]