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23-03-2012 13:37

OPEN CALL FOR

NSTITUTE FOR SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HUMANITIES RESEARCH "EURO-BALKAN" (SKOPJE, MACEDONIA) OPEN CALL FOR THE FIRST CONFERENCE OF POSTGRADUATE STUDIES IN SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HUMANITIES IDENTITY, IDENTITITES AND NEW MEDIA TO BE HELD ON 19-20 MAY 2012 IN SKOPJE

SUMMER INSTITUTE FOR SEXUALITIES, CULTURES AND POLITICS

The Summer Institute for Sexuality, Culture and Politics is a new permanent project initiated by the Department for Gender Studies at the Institute for Social Sciences and Humanities “Euro-Balkan”, Skopje, Macedonia. The general aim of the Institute is to gather young post-graduate students, scholars and teaching staff from both Eastern and Western Europe and promote a shared platform for research and trans-disciplinary theoretical reflection on the complex modes of interweaving sexuality, culture and politics, and consequently of exchanging and questioning geopolitically determined discourses in the research of sexualities, gender studies, and queer theory.

28-03-2012 11:47

Развивање на комуникациски вештини и ефикасност во деловни средини

Развивање на комуникациски вештини и ефикасност во деловна средина Институтот Евро-Балкан во соработка со истакнати професионалци од областа на комуникологијата ви нуди можност да бидете дел од специјализиран курс - Развивање на комуникациски вештини и ефикасност во деловна средина. Оваа обука е изработена како за деловни луѓе така и за студенти кои допрва ќе влезат во работен однос, за сите кои работат јавна професија или се дел од медуим, но и за сите оние кои сакаат да работат на себе и се свесни дека вештата комуникација е клуч за успехот. Обуката е отворена за сите заинтересирани, и не се потребни никакви предуслови за учество.

11-01-2012 12:31

Summer School "Between Two Worlds: Phenomenological Dimensions of Home and Migration Experiences"

Migration experiences and mass trans-national and cultural movements since World War II, as well as the dynamism of the cultural industry which caused epic changes in typological, phenomenological and cultural paradigms in reading of so called "new migration" in the world - represent the central subject of discussion at this school.

11-01-2012 12:55

Summer School “Vampires and Vampirism: Between Anthropology, Folklore and Popular Culture”

The summer school “Vampires and vampirism” will explore the vampire as anthropological and folkloric being who subsist by feeding on the life essence (generally in the form of blood). Although vampirism as a mythical and folklore phenomenon, have been recorded in many cultures, the term vampire become especially popular in Europe.

13-01-2012 11:46

Summer School “Between East and West – Universalism verses Regionalism in Byzantine art”

From Anatolia (east) to Calabria (west), Byzantium aimed the highest level of Universalism in the religious and sacral domain. Byzantine art being a manifestation of the spiritual, intellectual, social and political preoccupations, is thus profoundly universal. Nevertheless, the geographical spread of the empire with its multicultural and pluri-ethnic components imposed a regionalists and even individualist tendencies expressed through the artistic currents in both iconographic and stylistic sense. The Summer School “Between est and west – Universalism verses Regionalism in byzantine art” will explore the phenomenon of the diversity and uniformity in byzantine art through the notions of exchanges, contacts and eclecticism, especially between eastern and western aesthetics.

11-01-2012 12:45

Summer Institute for Byzantine Church Music

Euro-Balkan Institute is pleased to announce its first annual Summer Institute for Byzantine Church Music for 2012. The Institute is designed to advance theoretical and practical exploration of the Byzantine Church Music that include different traditions and interpretations.

Regional Seminar: “Evaluating International Democracy Promotion: Qualitative Research Methods for Policy Impact in the Southern Balkans 2005”

Director of the School: Prof. Keith Brown, PhD

The school was aimed at stimulating interest and providing training in the field of empirical policy-relevant social science, and at initiating discussions on innovative forms of monitoring and evaluation.

Resource persons: Prof. Aaron Presnell, Prof. Chip Gagnon, Prof. Gordon Crawford, Prof. Nicole Sirac, Prof. Ana Devic, Prof. Paul Stubbs, Prof. Susan Stewart, Prof. Greg Michaelidis.

Regional Seminar in Gender/Women’s Studies and European Studies 2004-2006 (Part of the ReSET Initiative of HESP-OSI, Budapest) Summer Session 2005:

“The New European Ideas of University Education: Integrating the Cultural and Gender Identity Standpoints in Mainstream Discourses Designing the Future Academia of Europe”

Director of the Summer Session: Prof. Katerina Kolozova, PhD

Resource persons 2005: Gabriele Griffin, Svetlana Slapsak, Bozidar Slapsak.

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