Current Fellows' research
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A Place to Exist: Histories of Statelessness from Empire to European IntegrationA Place to Exist considers the history of statelessness and belonging from the perspective of people who were themselves stateless.
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Hydropower Infrastructure at the Crossroad of Socialist Development and EU AccessionDragan Đunda's project deals with the political ecology of hydropower infrastructure in Serbia––with its contradictions, path dependency, and alternatives.
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War Crowdfunding and the Digital Economy in UkraineDuring her fellowship at the IWM, Daria Chernousova will work with the PeaceRep-Ukraine project, a collaboration between the IWM and the London School of Economics.
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Digital HumanismWe live in a “digital” world, the separation between physical and virtual makes (almost) no sense anymore.
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Interfaith and International Committee to Help the Territories of the Soviet Union Suffering from Hunger (1933–1935)During her stay at the IWM, Ola Hnatiuk plans to collect and compile archival materials on the activities of the Interfaith and International Committee to Help the Territories of the Soviet Union Suffering from Hunger (1933–1935).
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Balkan Cruelty: Analysis of Art Representational Forms of Violence Against WomenLana Čmajčanin's project follows the red thread of women’s individual and collective experiences of war violence, tracing the gray zones of national borders that were inscribed by all brutal reversals throughout the history of the Balkans, the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Yugoslavia, and Bo
News
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Vienna Humanities Festival 2024: Full Program Now OnlineThe full program of this year's Vienna Humanities Festival, which sees its seventh edition in autumn, is now available online. Under the overarching theme Uncharted/Neuland, visitors are invited to examine and discuss…
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ERC Mentoring Initiative - Call for ApplicationsThe Institute for Human Sciences (IWM Vienna), together with the Polish Academy of Sciences and generously supported by the Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education, has established a mentoring initiative for…
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Kim Lane Scheppele Talks About Orbán, Populism, and the Legal Path to Autocracy in New Podcast EpisodeIn this episode of the Vienna Coffee House Conversations, Ivan Vejvoda hosts Kim Lane Scheppele, the Lawrence S. Rockefeller Professor of Sociology and International Affairs at Princeton University.
Upcoming events
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Vienna Humanities Festival 2024FestivalsCET
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Vienna Humanities Festival 2024FestivalsCET
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Vienna Humanities Festival 2024FestivalsCET
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Vienna Humanities Festival 2024FestivalsCET
Recent Media
Upcoming events
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Vienna Humanities Festival 2024FestivalsCET
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Vienna Humanities Festival 2024FestivalsCET
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Vienna Humanities Festival 2024FestivalsCET
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Vienna Humanities Festival 2024FestivalsCET
News
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Vienna Humanities Festival 2024: Full Program Now OnlineThe full program of this year's Vienna Humanities Festival, which sees its seventh edition in autumn, is now available online. Under the overarching theme Uncharted/Neuland, visitors are invited to examine and discuss…
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ERC Mentoring Initiative - Call for ApplicationsThe Institute for Human Sciences (IWM Vienna), together with the Polish Academy of Sciences and generously supported by the Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education, has established a mentoring initiative for…
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Kim Lane Scheppele Talks About Orbán, Populism, and the Legal Path to Autocracy in New Podcast EpisodeIn this episode of the Vienna Coffee House Conversations, Ivan Vejvoda hosts Kim Lane Scheppele, the Lawrence S. Rockefeller Professor of Sociology and International Affairs at Princeton University.
Current Fellows' research
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A Place to Exist: Histories of Statelessness from Empire to European IntegrationA Place to Exist considers the history of statelessness and belonging from the perspective of people who were themselves stateless.
-
Hydropower Infrastructure at the Crossroad of Socialist Development and EU AccessionDragan Đunda's project deals with the political ecology of hydropower infrastructure in Serbia––with its contradictions, path dependency, and alternatives.
-
War Crowdfunding and the Digital Economy in UkraineDuring her fellowship at the IWM, Daria Chernousova will work with the PeaceRep-Ukraine project, a collaboration between the IWM and the London School of Economics.
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Digital HumanismWe live in a “digital” world, the separation between physical and virtual makes (almost) no sense anymore.
-
Interfaith and International Committee to Help the Territories of the Soviet Union Suffering from Hunger (1933–1935)During her stay at the IWM, Ola Hnatiuk plans to collect and compile archival materials on the activities of the Interfaith and International Committee to Help the Territories of the Soviet Union Suffering from Hunger (1933–1935).
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Balkan Cruelty: Analysis of Art Representational Forms of Violence Against WomenLana Čmajčanin's project follows the red thread of women’s individual and collective experiences of war violence, tracing the gray zones of national borders that were inscribed by all brutal reversals throughout the history of the Balkans, the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Yugoslavia, and Bo
Recent Media
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