CAS WORKING PAPER SERIES, Issue: 17/2026 (available as open access on CEEOL; registration required):
- Ihor Dvorkin, Memory of the Second World War in Contemporary Ukraine;
- Sebastian Fink, Taming Power in Ancient Mesopotamia: Critique, Divination, and Kingship;
- Malte Fuhrmann, Autarchy through Connectivity: The Railway Grid as Bulgaria’s National Space, 1878–1908;
- Natalia Kudriavtseva, “If They Are Ukrainians by Spirit”: The Semiotics of Language and Identity in Wartime Ukraine;
- Gil Ribak, The Troublesome Aspect of the Sweetest Lullaby: The Racial Background of the Iconic Yiddish Song “Rozhinkes mit Mandlen” (Raisins and Almonds);
- Denys Shatalov, The Day of Partisan Glory: the Ukrainian Adaptation of the “Great Patriotic War” Legacy to the Russo-Ukrainian War;
- Miglena Stamberova, Politicising Science: the Impact of Politics on Bulgarian Archaeology During the Communist Period and the Years of Transition.