The article by Eszter Neumann was published in the latest issue of Intersections (No. 1, 2022), and is available at HERE.
Nóra Kovács will deliver a lecture at the conference titled 'New Approaches to ‘Re-Enchanted’ Central and Eastern Europe' organized by the Institute for Theoretical Studies of the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design of Budapest (MOME) and The ‘Re-Enchantment of Central and Eastern Europe’ Research Project (Re-Ench-Eu) at Charles University in Prague in cooperation with the Hungarian Cultural Anthropology Association (MAKAT) and the SIEF Ethnology of Religion Working Group in Budapest on 7-8 April. The full programme is available at HERE. Facebook event.
Eszter Neumann will deliver a lecture at the University of Lower Silesia with the title Religion, populism, and education-policy: the case of Hungary on 24 March from 10 am. Registration to be sent to maria.sikorska@dsw.edu.pl. The link to the event is available at HERE.
Zakariás, Ildikó: Kinship Idioms and Care-Control Dynamics in Hungarian Co-ethnic Philanthropy. Voluntas: International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations (IF: 2,46). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11266-022-00460-z
The new article by Eszter Neumann was published in the European Educational Research Journal and is available at HERE.
The recent chapter by Balázs Vizi and his co-authors was published the volume "Advances in Interdisciplinary Language Policy" edited by François Grin, László Marácz and Nike K. Pokorn (Amsterdam, John Benjamins, 2022, 570 p.). The chapter is available at HERE.
The deadline for submission of abstracts (please no longer than one page) to the conveners is 16 January 2022.
Угорсько-українське пограниччя: етнополітичні, мовні та релігійні критерії самоідентифікації населення: монографія / The Hungarian-Ukrainian Borderlands: Ethnopolitical, Linguistic, and Religious Criteria of Self-identifi cation of the People: a Monograph / [resp. ed. Ivan Pater; Comps.: Oleh Muravskyi, Mykhailo Romaniuk]; NAS of Ukraine, I. Krypiakevych Institute of Ukrainian Studies. Lviv, 2020 [2021]. 348 p. The collective monograph is available at HERE.
Margit Feischmidt together with Violetta Zentai (CEU) will deliver a lecture at the Center for Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies (CREES) of the University of Michigan on 1 December. Further information and register available at HERE.
Viktória Bányai - together with Rita Horváth - will attend the workshop "Precarious Archives, Precarious Voices. Expanding Jewish Narratives from the Margins" organized by the Wiener Wiesenthal Institut für Holocaust Studien on 18-19 November. The title of their presentation is: Testimonial Drawings as Schoolwork in the Immediate Aftermath of the Holocaust Testimonial Drawings as Schoolwork in the Immediate Aftermath of the Holocaust. Facebook event.