EEGA Colloquium
The Colloquium is for researchers, affiliates, students and interested guests involved in the fields of Global, Transregional and Eastern European Studies, and all neighboring disciplines. The Colloquium serves as a hub and melting pot for research in Leipzig – Halle – Jena, crossing borders and strengthening the network between the various academic and research institutions in the region. Here, researchers from EEGA’s partners, EEGA’s own Research Areas and holders of the EEGA Fellowship enjoy the limelight of an expert forum to present and discuss activities, projects, strategies and plans.
The Colloquium incorporates events at EEGA’s partner institutions, thus offering a stage with a broader audience and building up momentum for development and outreach within an overarching framework. The Colloquium takes place once or twice every month.
Register with an email to leibniz-eega@leibniz-ifl.de with the title of the event, your name, institution and your email address. For some events, registration with the host institution is required. The Colloquium will take place online. Upon registration you will receive a link with access information.
Programme Summer Term 2022
Please find here the programme folder for our summer term colloquium.
For up-to-date information on the individual events and registration links, please see the following overview:
7.04.2022, 2.00-3.30 pm (CET) – online
Dorottya Víg & Madeleine Hartmann (both Leipzig): Rule of Law in East-Central Europe
21.04.2022, 2.00-3.30 pm (CET) – online
Dr. Sven Jaros: ‚Science and History, your two advisers.‘ Role and ambivalences of scholarly expertise within state formation processes in Eastern Europe during the 19th and early 20th century
10.05., 5.00-6.30 pm (CEST) – online via ZOOM
Ekaterina Mikhailova (Geneva): Withstanding the Strain? Border Cities in a Comparative Perspective
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11.05., 5.15-6.45 pm (CEST) – Campus Augustusplatz SR 114 and online
Jan Zofka (Leipzig): Lokale Akteure in postsowjetischen Zerfallskonflikten: Transnistrien und die Krim 1989–1995 (in German)
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(cooperation with Leipzig University)
12.05., 2.00-3.30 pm (CEST) – online via ZOOM
Lea Horvat (Jena): A Taste of Caffeinated Emancipation: Coffee, Cafés, and Gender in the Habsburg Empire (18th—Early 20th Century)
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2.06., 5.00-7.00 pm (CEST) – Bibliotheca Albertina
Stefan Rohdewald (Leipzig): Vom Dnipro bis zum Euphrat – Zugänge zur Geschichte der Ukraine in transosmanischer Perspektive (in German)
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(cooperation with Leipzig University and the Leibniz Institute for Jewish History and Culture – Simon Dubnow)
15.06., 5.00-7.00 pm (CEST) – online and on site
Susan Grunewald (Pittsburgh): Spatial Semantics of Soviet Incarceration of German Prisoners of War, 1941–1956
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(cooperation with Leipzig University)
20.06., 2.00-3.30 pm (CEST) – online via ZOOM
Natalia Martini (Krakow): Daily Im/Mobilities of Homeless Urbanites in Poland. Methodological Remarks
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23.06., 5.00-7.00 pm (CEST) – Polnisches Institut
Brett Winestock (Leipzig): Yiddish Poetry and the Multi-Ethnic Metropolis – Kyiv in 1917
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(cooperation with Leipzig University and the Leibniz Institute for Jewish History and Culture – Simon Dubnow)
NEW: 30.06., 2.00-3.30 pm (CEST) – online via ZOOM
Gergely Rosta (Solymár): Rechtspopulismus und Religion in Ungarn (in German)
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05.07., all day
Summer School: Writing workshop for publishing in academic journals related to Eastern Europe
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(EEGA Special Event)
07.07., 5.00-7.00 pm (CEST) – Polnisches Institut
Podiumsdiskussion mit geflüchteten Wissenschaftler:innen aus der Ukraine (in German)
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(cooperation with Leipzig University and the Leibniz Institute for Jewish History and Culture – Simon Dubnow)
13.07., 5.15-6.45 pm (CEST) – Campus Augustusplatz SR 114 and online
Elisa Satjukow (Leipzig): Brauchen wir mehr Osteuropa-Expertise? Der Ukrainekrieg im Spiegel der deutschen Osteuropaforschung seit 1989 (in German)
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(cooperation with Leipzig University)
14.07., 2.00-3.30 pm (CEST) – online via ZOOM
Nadine Menzel (Leipzig): Ästhetisierte Tiere als Companions, Schlüssel- und Erinnerungsfiguren in der russischen, belarussischen und ukrainischen Literatur des 19. bis 21. Jahrhunderts. Eine literaturwissenschaftliche und kulturgeschichtliche Fährtensuche (in German)
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