Between 3 and 19 June 2026, CAS, together with ACLS organised the fourth year of the SISECSE project in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria, with AUBG as the host.
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Two Pasts: CAS Fellows Between Ancient Perperikon and Socialist Dimitrovgrad
Following the course of the Maritsa River, a group of eight CAS Fellows embarked on an two-days expedition through Bulgaria’s layered history.
International conference: “The Radioactive Decay of the Iron Curtain”
Researchers from Bulgaria, the United States, Ukraine, Poland, Italy, Ireland, Scotland, Hungary, and Switzerland attended the event, co-organized by CAS Sofia.
Discussion Series “Post-Democracy”: Ivaylo Dinev – The Future of Politics: Protest Democracy or Autocracy
The second seminar from the series "Post-Democracy" was held on 6 November 2025.
Discussion Series “Post-Democracy”: Evgeni Kanev – Bulgaria as an Autocracy in the EU – Possible Scenarios
The first seminar from the new CAS Sofia discussion series was held on 17 October 2025.
CAS Fellows to the Valley of the Thracian Kings and the Communist Monuments
In the hottest weekend of June 2025 a group of CAS Fellows left for Kazanlak to explore the Valley of the ancient Thracian kings...
Gallery: SISECSE 2025
Between 3 and 19 June 2026, CAS, together with ACLS organised the third year of the SISECSE project in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria, with AUBG as the host.
25 Years CAS!
CAS celebrated its 25th anniversary this year!
Sustaining Ukrainian Scholarship (SUS) Workshop: “The Future of Slavic / Transnational Studies in the Context of Eastern Europe”
CAS, in partnership with NEC, held the second SUS workshop on 7-8 March 2025.
CAS Fellows go to the Rila Monastery
The rainy autumn day did not stop us from visiting the Rila Monestery.
Gallery: SISECSE 2024
Between 13 and 29 June 2024, CAS, together with ACLS organised the second year of the SISECSE project in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria, with AUBG as the host.
Gallery: Joint CAS-NEC Workshop on Social Relevance of the Humanities
On 7th of June, 2024 CAS Sofia together with the New Europe College in Bucharest hosted the annual table discussion under the REV-HUM Fellowship programme.