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21. April 2022
The Institute of Lithuanian History (Vilnius), the Herder Institute (Marburg), and the Nordost-Institut (IKGN e.V., Lüneburg) invite in cooperation with the Collaborative Research Centre 138 “Dynamics of Security” (Marburg/Gießen) up to 15 young scholars working on their MA or PhD thesis from various disciplines to discuss their projects. Any proposal on these and other themes relevant to the topic of the conference is highly welcome. Keynote speakers from the region and other European countries will provide an introduction to the topic. Individual papers should be max. 25 minutes long with 20 minutes for discussion. The working language will be English. Travel costs (only within Europe) as…
21. April 2022
The Centre for South-East European Studies is looking for a
Project assistant without doctorate (m/f/d)
30 hours a week Fixed-term for 8 months
position to be filled as of 03.10.2022
Application deadline: 18.05.2022
21. April 2022
The Centre for South-East European Studies is looking for a
Project assistant without doctorate (m/f/d)
30 hours a week Fixed-term for 15 months
position to be filled as of 03.10.2022
Project Assistant without doctorate for the Fellowship project “Women’s and gender history in Southeast Europe in the 20th Century”
21. April 2022
Universitiy of Graz:
40 hours per week; selection procedure in accordance with Section 98 of the Universities Act (UG); permanent employment according to the Austrian Law on Salaried Employment (AngG); expected starting date October 1st 2023
Application deadline: May 18th 2022
21. April 2022
The Reformation Research Consortium, the Institute for German Culture and History of Southeastern Europe at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, the Lutheran Theological University in Budapest, the Association of Transylvanian Studies/Asociaţia de Studi Transilvane Sibiu and the Centre for Reformation Studies in Budapest invite submissions for an international academic conference focused on transcultural and transborder activities, initiatives and persons, who reached across cultural and linguistic divides in their efforts to spread and support or hinder the Protestant Reformation. The conference provides the occasion to establish a new book series: Studies of Early Modern Christianity in…