Momchil Metodiev (Pforzheimer Fellow, Mar ‘24 – Jul ‘24) will present his project on: The Orthodox Church as a Driver of Modernization: Bulgarian Church in European setting between the Two...
Siarhei Marozau (Gerda Henkel Fellow, Mar ‘24 – Jul ‘24) will present his project on: The Great Duchy of Lithuania (mid-13th – 18th century) in the modern Belarusian memory politics...
SOCIAL RELEVANCE OF THE HUMANITIES (REV-HUM) FELLOWS ROUND TABLE hosted by the Centre for Advanced Study Sofia 7 June, 2024 The Social Relevance of the Humanities (RevHum) fellowship program, proposed...
Please note: this event is in Bulgarian! We would like to invite you to the upcoming lecture, part of the seminar "Economic (Social) History of Bulgaria: The Future through the...
A book by Naum Trajanovski. Presentation will be moderated by Tchavdar Marinov.
The Centre for Advanced Study Sofia (CAS), in partnership with the American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS), is pleased to announce this year's Summer Institute for the Study of East...
Denys Shatalov (SUS Fellowship, Oct ‘23 – Jul ‘24) will present the topic: That War and This War: The Entanglement and Interaction of Imagination, Commemoration and Memory of World War II...
Naum Trajanovski (Advanced Academia Fellow, Mar ‘24 – April ‘24) will present the topic: The Bulgarian Political and Societal Responses to the 1963 Skopje Earthquake on 11 July 2024 (Thursday),...
Wai-Yip Ho (Relevance of the Humanities, May ‘24 – Jul ‘24) will present the topic: Translating Islam, Critiquing Christianity: Sino-Islam in Response to Christianity in the Han Kitab on 04...
EnvHistUA Research Group is organizing this scholarly conference in order to advance and consolidate the environmental history of Ukraine as a research field and address related challenges. The event aims to bring together scholars to discuss epistemological aspects and practical implications of researching and writing environmental histories of Ukraine that go beyond the realm of disasters and catastrophes.
On 3 October 2024 the Centre for Advanced Study Sofia marks the formal start of its regular academic activities for the forthcoming academic year 2024/2025.
Pavlo Yeremieiev (Sustaining Ukrainian Scholarship, Oct '24 - Jul '25) will present the topic: The Images of Ukraine in Russian Church Historiography of the Long 19th Century on 10 October...
Gil Ribak (Relevance of the Humanities, Oct - Dec '24) will present the topic: "Mothers Sell Their Little Children”: Imagining Blackness in Eastern European Yiddish Culture on 17 October 2024...
Please note: this event is in Bulgarian! We would like to invite you to the upcoming lecture, part of the seminar "Economic (Social) History of Bulgaria: The Future through the...
Stefan Peychev (BG-Swiss Fellowships for Bulgarian Junior Scholars, Oct ‘24 – Jul ‘25) will present the topic: Fire and Water: The Hydrothermal Landscapes of the Balkans in the Age of...
