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… of the Second World War and the Soviet regime in Eastern Europe has been brought to the global arena through … the fall of the Soviet Union, the countries of Eastern Europe have fought on a political level for the global … of comparative research of the memory cultures of Eastern Europe. ‘I consider it a sign of great trust and …

… his collaborator and his wife. What is meant by the “two-person, single career” model of anthropology? The concept “two person, single career” was elaborated by sociologist Hanna … letters. In the following years that they mostly spent in Europe, Masson supported her husband as a discussant and a …

… Center for the Study of Representative Institutions … /europe/reees/person/isaac-nakhimovsky … /cri/person/isaac-nakhimovsky … Isaac Nakhimovsky …

… was a dominant force in the expansion of trade between Europe and Asia, and she sheds light on the related problems … economic development and how the relationship between Europe and Asia shifted in the eighteenth and nineteenth …

… or rivers. “There’s a huge lack of clarity about Europe’s borders before we even come to the EU,” said … placed in the Mediterranean to stop migrants from entering Europe. This has reinforced the idea held by many that the EU … is being defined as being a civilizational other for Europe, beginning with its 2014 annexation of Crimea.” …

… their independence in the last decade of the 20th century, Europe tried to build a new relationship with Russia. Though … only important for the security of Baltic States, but for Europe and the transatlantic space.” Ambassador Murmokaite, … Murmokaite noted that any weakening solidarity in Europe will be seen by Russia as a green light to “do …

… Event will be available in a hybrid format (zoom and in-person). Register here for zoom: … Latvia Press, 2016), and The War in Ukraine: Lessons for Europe (University of Latvia Press, 2015). Mr. Kudors has …

… at the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, Office of Coordinator of OSCE Economic and … Stalin Compared,” and “Russia, the Death Penalty, and Europe: The Ambiguities of Influence.” Campus visits Jonathan …