Events / Ivan Krastev

	Title	Date	Type	Speakers
	Europäische Nation vs. Europa der Nationen?	Sun, 10.11.2019	Panels and Discussions	Ivan Krastev Ivan Vejvoda Ruth WodakJacques Rupnik, Constanze Itzel	Europäische Nation vs. Europa der Nationen? Sun, 10.11.2019 Speakers: Ivan Krastev Ivan Vejvoda Ruth WodakJacques Rupnik, Constanze Itzel Series: Panels and Discussions Was hat die Nation zu einem Erfolgsmodell gemacht? Wie umgehen mit dem Wiedererstarken von Nationalismus und Isolationsbestrebungen? Und welche imperialen Vermächtnisse spielen in der aktuellen Identitätssuche Ost- und West-Europas eine Rolle? Read more
Europäische Nation vs. Europa der Nationen? Sun, 10.11.2019 Speakers: Ivan Krastev Ivan Vejvoda Ruth WodakJacques Rupnik, Constanze Itzel Series: Panels and Discussions Was hat die Nation zu einem Erfolgsmodell gemacht? Wie umgehen mit dem Wiedererstarken von Nationalismus und Isolationsbestrebungen? Und welche imperialen Vermächtnisse spielen in der aktuellen Identitätssuche Ost- und West-Europas eine Rolle? Read more
	American Diplomacy in a Disordered World	Thu, 19.09.2019	Panels and Discussions	Ivan KrastevWilliam Burns	American Diplomacy in a Disordered World Thu, 19.09.2019 Speakers: Ivan KrastevWilliam Burns Series: Panels and Discussions In the fifth event of the series “Geopolitical Talks” IWM Permanent Fellow Ivan Krastev talked with Ambassador William J. Burns, president of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, about America’s changing role in the world and the purpose of American diplomacy. Read more
American Diplomacy in a Disordered World Thu, 19.09.2019 Speakers: Ivan KrastevWilliam Burns Series: Panels and Discussions In the fifth event of the series “Geopolitical Talks” IWM Permanent Fellow Ivan Krastev talked with Ambassador William J. Burns, president of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, about America’s changing role in the world and the purpose of American diplomacy. Read more
	What the EU can learn from the Habsburg Empire	Thu, 06.06.2019	Panels and Discussions	Ivan KrastevA. Wess Mitchell	What the EU can learn from the Habsburg Empire Thu, 06.06.2019 Speakers: Ivan KrastevA. Wess Mitchell Series: Panels and Discussions In the fourth event of the Geopolitical Talks Series, IWM Permanent Fellow Ivan Krastev talked with A. Wess Mitchell, former U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs (2017-2019), about current geopolitical challenges and lessons from the past. Read more
What the EU can learn from the Habsburg Empire Thu, 06.06.2019 Speakers: Ivan KrastevA. Wess Mitchell Series: Panels and Discussions In the fourth event of the Geopolitical Talks Series, IWM Permanent Fellow Ivan Krastev talked with A. Wess Mitchell, former U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs (2017-2019), about current geopolitical challenges and lessons from the past. Read more
	Making Sense of the Results of the European Elections	Tue, 28.05.2019	Lecture	Ivan KrastevMichael Zantovsky, Ondřej Ditrych	Making Sense of the Results of the European Elections Tue, 28.05.2019 Speakers: Ivan KrastevMichael Zantovsky, Ondřej Ditrych Series: Lecture “Democratic politics need drama,” the political analyst Ivan Krastev is convinced. Elections are a form of therapy session in which voters are confronted with their worst fears – a new war, demographic collapse, economic crisis, environmental horror – but become convinced they have the power to avert the devastation. If this assumption is correct, then in front of our eyes the European Union is turning into a true democracy. The traditionally uneventful and boring European Parliament elections have for the first time produced a drama usually reserved for the national stage. In this debate, Ivan Krastev provided a first analysis of the results of these historical elections and tried to make sense of the voters’ unsettling judgments. His remarks were responded to in a conversation with Michael Žantovský moderated by Ondřej Ditrych. Read more
Making Sense of the Results of the European Elections Tue, 28.05.2019 Speakers: Ivan KrastevMichael Zantovsky, Ondřej Ditrych Series: Lecture “Democratic politics need drama,” the political analyst Ivan Krastev is convinced. Elections are a form of therapy session in which voters are confronted with their worst fears – a new war, demographic collapse, economic crisis, environmental horror – but become convinced they have the power to avert the devastation. If this assumption is correct, then in front of our eyes the European Union is turning into a true democracy. The traditionally uneventful and boring European Parliament elections have for the first time produced a drama usually reserved for the national stage. In this debate, Ivan Krastev provided a first analysis of the results of these historical elections and tried to make sense of the voters’ unsettling judgments. His remarks were responded to in a conversation with Michael Žantovský moderated by Ondřej Ditrych. Read more
	What Europeans Really Want	Tue, 21.05.2019	Panels and Discussions	Ivan Krastev Ivan Vejvoda Piotr Buras Ulrike LunacekIngrid Steiner-Gashi	What Europeans Really Want Tue, 21.05.2019 Speakers: Ivan Krastev Ivan Vejvoda Piotr Buras Ulrike LunacekIngrid Steiner-Gashi Series: Panels and Discussions 70 percent of Europeans are yet to make up their minds on who they want to vote for, and nearly 100 million swing voters are up for grabs. Just days ahead of the European election, and building on a comprehensive survey by the European Council on Foreign Relations, our distinguished panel will offer insight in how Europe’s new lawmakers can give the EU a renewed license to operate. The elections themselves come in the middle of a heated debate about the future of Europe. What will it mean for the European Union if Eurosceptic parties gain control and how could the mainstream parties respond? What do the Europeans expect from the new European Parliament in the upcoming legislative term? Read more
What Europeans Really Want Tue, 21.05.2019 Speakers: Ivan Krastev Ivan Vejvoda Piotr Buras Ulrike LunacekIngrid Steiner-Gashi Series: Panels and Discussions 70 percent of Europeans are yet to make up their minds on who they want to vote for, and nearly 100 million swing voters are up for grabs. Just days ahead of the European election, and building on a comprehensive survey by the European Council on Foreign Relations, our distinguished panel will offer insight in how Europe’s new lawmakers can give the EU a renewed license to operate. The elections themselves come in the middle of a heated debate about the future of Europe. What will it mean for the European Union if Eurosceptic parties gain control and how could the mainstream parties respond? What do the Europeans expect from the new European Parliament in the upcoming legislative term? Read more
	The Return of Geopolitics?	Mon, 20.05.2019	Panels and Discussions	Ivan Krastev Luiza Bialasiewicz	The Return of Geopolitics? Mon, 20.05.2019 Speakers: Ivan Krastev Luiza Bialasiewicz Series: Panels and Discussions Over the past several years, it has become common to announce the ‘return of geopolitics’ in shaping the world order and relations between states. The popular media, but also the discourse of state leaders, increasingly makes use of classical geopolitical concepts in describing global events, from ‘spheres of influence’, ‘balance of power’ or ‘grand strategy’, to geographical descriptors like ‘heartlands’, ‘rimlands’ or ‘shatterbelts’. Read more
The Return of Geopolitics? Mon, 20.05.2019 Speakers: Ivan Krastev Luiza Bialasiewicz Series: Panels and Discussions Over the past several years, it has become common to announce the ‘return of geopolitics’ in shaping the world order and relations between states. The popular media, but also the discourse of state leaders, increasingly makes use of classical geopolitical concepts in describing global events, from ‘spheres of influence’, ‘balance of power’ or ‘grand strategy’, to geographical descriptors like ‘heartlands’, ‘rimlands’ or ‘shatterbelts’. Read more
	Junior Fellows’ Conference	Thu, 16.05.2019	Conferences and Workshops	Aishwary Kumar Aleksandra Głos Alicja Rybkowska Anastasiya Ryabchuk Eva Schwab Hubert Czyzewski Ivan Krastev Krzysztof Skonieczny Ludger Hagedorn Luiza Bialasiewicz Marci Shore Paweł Grad Sanja Dragic Zofia Smolarska Miloš Vec	Junior Fellows’ Conference Thu, 16.05.2019 Speakers: Aishwary Kumar Aleksandra Głos Alicja Rybkowska Anastasiya Ryabchuk Eva Schwab Hubert Czyzewski Ivan Krastev Krzysztof Skonieczny Ludger Hagedorn Luiza Bialasiewicz Marci Shore Paweł Grad Sanja Dragic Zofia Smolarska Miloš Vec Series: Conferences and Workshops Program 10:00–10:30 Martha Nussbaum and the Uses of Imagination in Political Philosophy Krzysztof Skoneczny Assistant Professor, Faculty of Artes Liberales, University of Warsaw Discussant: Aishwary Kumar Read more
Junior Fellows’ Conference Thu, 16.05.2019 Speakers: Aishwary Kumar Aleksandra Głos Alicja Rybkowska Anastasiya Ryabchuk Eva Schwab Hubert Czyzewski Ivan Krastev Krzysztof Skonieczny Ludger Hagedorn Luiza Bialasiewicz Marci Shore Paweł Grad Sanja Dragic Zofia Smolarska Miloš Vec Series: Conferences and Workshops Program 10:00–10:30 Martha Nussbaum and the Uses of Imagination in Political Philosophy Krzysztof Skoneczny Assistant Professor, Faculty of Artes Liberales, University of Warsaw Discussant: Aishwary Kumar Read more
	Systemic Earthquake: National, Regional and the Global Dimensions	Tue, 19.03.2019	Panels and Discussions	Ivan KrastevAhmet Davutoğlu	Systemic Earthquake: National, Regional and the Global Dimensions Tue, 19.03.2019 Speakers: Ivan KrastevAhmet Davutoğlu Series: Panels and Discussions In the second event of the series “Geopolitical Talks” IWM Permanent Fellow Ivan Krastev talked with Ahmet Davutoğlu, former Prime Minister of Turkey (2014-2016), about the current geopolitical challenges on national, regional and international level. Read more
Systemic Earthquake: National, Regional and the Global Dimensions Tue, 19.03.2019 Speakers: Ivan KrastevAhmet Davutoğlu Series: Panels and Discussions In the second event of the series “Geopolitical Talks” IWM Permanent Fellow Ivan Krastev talked with Ahmet Davutoğlu, former Prime Minister of Turkey (2014-2016), about the current geopolitical challenges on national, regional and international level. Read more
	Dilemmas of Post-liberalism	Tue, 08.05.2018	Panels and Discussions	David F Goodhart Ivan KrastevChristian Ultsch	Dilemmas of Post-liberalism Tue, 08.05.2018 Speakers: David F Goodhart Ivan KrastevChristian Ultsch Series: Panels and Discussions Why do we change our mind about political positions? In his Financial Times article “Why I left my liberal London tribe”, the British public intellectual David Goodhart reflects upon his own trajectory of ideological shift. Read more
Dilemmas of Post-liberalism Tue, 08.05.2018 Speakers: David F Goodhart Ivan KrastevChristian Ultsch Series: Panels and Discussions Why do we change our mind about political positions? In his Financial Times article “Why I left my liberal London tribe”, the British public intellectual David Goodhart reflects upon his own trajectory of ideological shift. Read more
	Europe and Its Dissenters	Thu, 05.04.2018	Panels and Discussions	Ivan KrastevGisela Stuart, Christian Ultsch	Europe and Its Dissenters Thu, 05.04.2018 Speakers: Ivan KrastevGisela Stuart, Christian Ultsch Series: Panels and Discussions What does it take for a politician, who was member of the European Convention and thus actively shaping the vision for a stronger European Union to turn into a passionate advocate for Brexit? What does it take for a German to want to politically divorce Britain from the continent? Read more
Europe and Its Dissenters Thu, 05.04.2018 Speakers: Ivan KrastevGisela Stuart, Christian Ultsch Series: Panels and Discussions What does it take for a politician, who was member of the European Convention and thus actively shaping the vision for a stronger European Union to turn into a passionate advocate for Brexit? What does it take for a German to want to politically divorce Britain from the continent? Read more