Current Fellows' research
- Postfeminism in Poland? The Black Protests and the Women’s Strikes between Conservative Modernization and Feminist PopulismTwo recent waves of protests against attempts to restrict Poland’s abortion law were hailed as an exemplary response to antifeminist right-wing populism rising all over the world and a breakthrough in the Polish women’s movement.
- Finding Hope for a Future Without Borders in the Italian Movement for Migrants’ RightsIn an increasingly fractured world, with the emergence of the far right in Europe and beyond and the recent pogroms in the UK, this project articulates a vision of an inclusive future in the narratives of the movement supporting migrants’ rights in Italy in the late 1990s to early 2000s.
- The Death of Europe and its FutureThis project revolves around editorial preparations for an English translation of some key texts on the problem of Europe by the Czech philosopher Jan Patočka.
- 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.
- Ukrainische Bibliothek in deutscher SpracheDie klassische ukrainische Literatur wurde bisher kaum ins Deutsche übersetzt. Die wenigen Übersetzungen, die es gibt, sind entweder ideologisch gefärbt (z.B.
- Storytelling and Sharing Experiences in Times of WarDrawing from her experiences as a journalist who covered or reflected on crises and wars in the former Soviet space and beyond since the 1990s, Natalie Nougayrède will collect observations and descriptions from people she meets and situations she encounters in Ukraine to reflect on the not
Jobs and Open Calls
News
- Twenty-First Century Vertigo: Philipp Blom and Ivan Krastev in ConversationIn a new series of talks at the Museumsquartier, journalist, author, and broadcaster Philipp Blom discusses critical issues of the present with eminent guests from a wide range of backgrounds. On Tuesday, 22 October,…
- Grigorij Mesežnikov on the Political Trajectory of SlovakiaIn this episode of the Vienna Coffee House Conversations, host Ivan Vejvoda speaks with Grigorij Mesežnikov, political scientist and president of the Institute for Public Affairs, about the political trajectory of…
- Star Historian and Balkan Expert Maria Todorova Delivers This Year’s IWM Lectures in Human SciencesThe IWM is honored to welcome Maria Todorova as the speaker of this year's IWM Lectures in Human Sciences, The Balkans: Mission Possible, held in cooperation with the University of Vienna. Todorova is professor emerita…
Upcoming events
- Europa im DiskursPanels and Discussions
- Fellows' Colloquium with Małgorzata MazurekSeminars and Colloquia
- Twenty-First Century VertigoPanels and Discussions
- IWM Lectures in Human SciencesLecture
Recent Media
Upcoming events
- Europa im DiskursPanels and Discussions
- Fellows' Colloquium with Małgorzata MazurekSeminars and Colloquia
- Twenty-First Century VertigoPanels and Discussions
- IWM Lectures in Human SciencesLecture
News
- Twenty-First Century Vertigo: Philipp Blom and Ivan Krastev in ConversationIn a new series of talks at the Museumsquartier, journalist, author, and broadcaster Philipp Blom discusses critical issues of the present with eminent guests from a wide range of backgrounds. On Tuesday, 22 October,…
- Grigorij Mesežnikov on the Political Trajectory of SlovakiaIn this episode of the Vienna Coffee House Conversations, host Ivan Vejvoda speaks with Grigorij Mesežnikov, political scientist and president of the Institute for Public Affairs, about the political trajectory of…
- Star Historian and Balkan Expert Maria Todorova Delivers This Year’s IWM Lectures in Human SciencesThe IWM is honored to welcome Maria Todorova as the speaker of this year's IWM Lectures in Human Sciences, The Balkans: Mission Possible, held in cooperation with the University of Vienna. Todorova is professor emerita…
Current Fellows' research
- Postfeminism in Poland? The Black Protests and the Women’s Strikes between Conservative Modernization and Feminist PopulismTwo recent waves of protests against attempts to restrict Poland’s abortion law were hailed as an exemplary response to antifeminist right-wing populism rising all over the world and a breakthrough in the Polish women’s movement.
- Finding Hope for a Future Without Borders in the Italian Movement for Migrants’ RightsIn an increasingly fractured world, with the emergence of the far right in Europe and beyond and the recent pogroms in the UK, this project articulates a vision of an inclusive future in the narratives of the movement supporting migrants’ rights in Italy in the late 1990s to early 2000s.
- The Death of Europe and its FutureThis project revolves around editorial preparations for an English translation of some key texts on the problem of Europe by the Czech philosopher Jan Patočka.
- 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.
- Ukrainische Bibliothek in deutscher SpracheDie klassische ukrainische Literatur wurde bisher kaum ins Deutsche übersetzt. Die wenigen Übersetzungen, die es gibt, sind entweder ideologisch gefärbt (z.B.
- Storytelling and Sharing Experiences in Times of WarDrawing from her experiences as a journalist who covered or reflected on crises and wars in the former Soviet space and beyond since the 1990s, Natalie Nougayrède will collect observations and descriptions from people she meets and situations she encounters in Ukraine to reflect on the not
Recent Media
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