Prostitutes, arslaves, deviant women’s fashions : anti-women prejudices in the 19th century
The latest article by Mónika Mátay, FTI-iASK Resident Researcher, appears in the 2024/3 issue of BBC History Magazine. Abstract “Furies with human bodies”, “immoral beasts”, half-worldly women who can be recognised just by buying cigarettes… and the wearing of trousers that causes moral panic. Mónika Mátay uses the most famous prostitute murders of the […]
Tamás Székely: “Vend action”, or the nationality question as a security problem in turn-of-the-century Western Hungary
Tamás Székely’s new study has been published.
Ivana Stepanović: Jody Jensen (ed.) (2022) Memory Politics and Populism in Southeastern Europe. Routledge
Jody Jensen (ed.): Memory Politics and Populism in Southeastern Europe. Routledge, 2021. 218 p.
Reverse diary: secret agents, civil movement, private history / ed. by Éva Stefánich
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Expectations and Realities in an Age of Global Uncertainties
The iASK Synergy Conference for Young Researchers and Doctoral Students in Kőszeg on March 19-20, 2024.
Sarolta Deczki: The ethos of citizenship
Ferenc Miszlivetz: I remain a civilian. Gondolat Publ., 2023. 260 p.
Zsuzsanna Varga: On the verge of history: life stories of rural women from Serbia, Romania, and Hungary, 1920–2020
Izabella Agárdi: On the verge of history: life stories of rural women from Serbia, Romania, and Hungary, 1920–2020. Ibidem Press, 2022. 550 p.
Mátyás Kohán: “This system really worked in such a way that it deceived itself, and it became stupid” – Viktor Orbán’s former teacher’s book published
Ferenc Miszlivetz: I remain a civilian. Gondolat Publ., 2023. 260 p.
Ferenc Miszlivetz: I remain a civilian
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Talking Veszprém
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Gábor Bereti: One obstacle to overcome, hate politics
Attila Pók: The Power of the Past. Institute of Advanced Studies Kőszeg, 2018. 276 p.
Cultural and creative industry in the Szigetköz area
This newly published article was written by Petra Kinga Kézai, Szandra Gombos, former iASK researchers and Ákos Jakobi, current fellow, and was released in Tér és Társadalom 2023/2.
