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Revival and completion – Ceremonial Opening of the buildings of Kőszeg renovated within the framework of the KRAFT program
The Ceremonial Opening of Szemző House and Sgraffito House – renovated within the framework of the KRAFT program –  will start at 4 p.m. on the 28th of May in Zwinger Old Tower
György Csepeli will participate in the Conference at Art University of Tirgu Mures
Etude in Memoriam Elemér Hankiss (1928-2015)
International Dinner and Food Presentation at iASK - On the 08th of May
Real-Existing Democracy and its Discontents in Europe and Elsewhere - Lecture by Philippe Schmitter
 The Ottomans in Europe - Lecture by Ahmet Evin at iASK
Bilingualism and the aspects of being bilingual
Science in the Pub Series - on 28th of May - In most European countries the concept of “one language –one nation” is prevalent although national minorities are also living there. Due to international migration, however, the identity of European nation states has changed lately. The ethnic composition of countries and large cities has changed tremendously, and more and more mixed language areas are formed where people become bilingual. The use of two or more languages entails integration of two or more cultures and changes the original nation state identity.
Anikó Magasházi: Singapore and Southeast Asia
The New Sustainability: Progress, not Nostalgia - Lecture by Daniel Brooks at iASK
Global climate change is literally beyond belief. It does not favor any political, economic, social, religious or ethnic group. Fourth Lecture of the iASK Series: “The Future of Europe in Global Context” by Daniel Brooks (University of Toronto) Date: on 23rd of April at 2.00 p.m.
Presentation of the Talking Houses project at Duke University (North Carolina)
Patrick Pasture: The Invention of European Human Rights
Gábor Szabó (HAS): Contextuality and Quantum Theory
Contextuality is a fundamental notion in the foundations of quantum theory. It says that one cannot assign values to a quantum observable independently of what other observables are co-measured with it. That is, physical properties in quantum theory are contextual: they depend on other, jointly performed measurements.