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Fellow seminar: The Decolonisation Dimension of Ukrainian Memory Politics: Security Motives and Local Controversies

Centre for Advanced Study Sofia 7B Stefan Karadzha St, entr. 3, Sofia, Bulgaria

Sergii Pakhomenko (Sustaining Ukrainian Scholarship Fellowship, Oct ‘26 - Jul ‘27) will give a talk on his research topic: The Decolonisation Dimension of Ukrainian Memory Politics: Security Motives and Local Controversies 05 November 2026 (Thursday), 16:30 h. Moderator: Svitlana Pavlenko

Fellow seminar: White-bearded Pashas and Young Servants: Generational Awareness, Dynamics and Networks in the sixteenth century Ottoman Empire

Centre for Advanced Study Sofia 7B Stefan Karadzha St, entr. 3, Sofia, Bulgaria

Halit Serkan Simen (Gerda Henkel Fellowship, Oct ‘26 - Feb ‘27) presents his research and methodology on the topic: White-bearded Pashas and Young Servants: Generational Awareness, Dynamics and Networks in the sixteenth century Ottoman Empire 12 November 2026 (Thursday), 16:30 h. Moderator: Tsvetelina Tsvetkova

Discussion Series “Post-Democracy”: Illiberalism and Democratic Sustainability: A Role for Citizens?

Centre for Advanced Study Sofia 7B Stefan Karadzha St, entr. 3, Sofia, Bulgaria

Please note: This event is in Bulgarian! The Centre for Advanced Study Sofia continues its discussion series, titled “Politics and leadership in an era of crisis: post-democracy, illiberalism, authoritarianism. Alternatives and activism”, moderated by Prof. Anna Krasteva. The fourth lecture in this series of debates will be presented by Ruzha Smilova on the topic of...

Discussion Series “Economic and Social History”: The Fate of the Penchevi Family in Northern Dobrudja: Between Integration and National Homogenization (1878–1905)

Centre for Advanced Study Sofia 7B Stefan Karadzha St, entr. 3, Sofia, Bulgaria

Please note: this event is in Bulgarian! We would like to invite you to the upcoming lecture, part of the seminar “Economic and Social History of Bulgaria: The Future through the Past Culture.” The discusssion series continues with a lecture by Assoc. Prof. Petar Dobrev (Faculty of History, Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski") on the...

Fellow seminar: The Politics of History and Democratic Resilience in Post-Authoritarian Contexts: a comparative perspective on memory, meaning, and political contestation

Centre for Advanced Study Sofia 7B Stefan Karadzha St, entr. 3, Sofia, Bulgaria

Mila Moshelova (BG-Swiss Fellowships for Bulgarian Junior Scholars, Oct ‘26 – Jul ‘27) will give her first talk on: The Politics of History and Democratic Resilience in Post-Authoritarian Contexts: a comparative perspective on memory, meaning, and political contestation in Bulgaria, Estonia, Hungary and Germany 03 December 2026 (Thursday), 16:30 h. Moderator: Eszter Szabó-Reznek

Fellow seminar: Embodied Testimony and Cultural Conflict: Gender, Violence, and Memory in Contemporary Bulgarian Literature

Centre for Advanced Study Sofia 7B Stefan Karadzha St, entr. 3, Sofia, Bulgaria

Miglena Dikova-Milanova (BG-Swiss Fellowships for Bulgarian Academic Diaspora, Oct - Dec ‘26) Embodied Testimony and Cultural Conflict: Gender, Violence, and Memory in Contemporary Bulgarian Literature (Karabash and Elmy in dialogue with Lea Ypi) 10 December 2026 (Thursday), 16:30 h. Moderator: Mila Moshelova

Fellow seminar: Religious Identity and Personal Piety among Jews and Christians in the Early Byzantine Balkans and the Aegean

Centre for Advanced Study Sofia 7B Stefan Karadzha St, entr. 3, Sofia, Bulgaria

Alexander Panayotov (Pforzheimer Fellowship for Bulgarian Senior Scholars, Oct ‘26 - Feb ‘27) will present his research on: Religious Identity and Personal Piety among Jews and Christians in the Early Byzantine Balkans and the Aegean 14 January 2027 (Thursday), 16:30 h. Moderator: TBC

Fellow seminar: Byzantinoslavica: The Past that will Change the Future

Centre for Advanced Study Sofia 7B Stefan Karadzha St, entr. 3, Sofia, Bulgaria

Yevgeniya Ignatenko (Sustaining Ukrainian Scholarship Fellowship, Oct ‘26 - Jul ‘27) will talk about her research on: Byzantinoslavica: The Past that will Change the Future 21 January 2027 (Thursday), 16:30 h. Moderator: Nadezhda Alexandrova