Political and cultural aspects of the aftermath of the Great War in East Central Europe
A new essay by Attila Pók about the disparate remembrances of the Great War.
Crisis Prevention versus Crisis Response - Interview with Prof. Dan Brooks (iASK)
In an interview with Through the Noise Radio show, he spoke about the causes and consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic and how to prevent similar epidemics in the future.
György Csepeli: The Return of the Whole
Dezső Boda: Complexity in Nature and Society - From Dancing Molecules to Collapsing Societies (iASK, 2020, 177 pages)
They consciously carry out their long-term visions and, if necessary, correct and improve them - Interview with Anikó Magasházi (iASK researcher)
For decades, Anikó Magasházi, an economist has followed the development of Singapore from a Central European point of view. Several books on the subject have been published by iASK in recent years.
Chip Off the Old Block: Generation, Development, and Ancestral Concepts of Heredity
The article - was written by Péter Poczai and Jorge A. Santiago-Blay - was published in the journal Frontiers in Genetics
Taghiyev, Ravid (2022) Redefining “Who We Are?” Belarusian National Identity and Its Implications in the 2020 Post-Election Protests
Polányi Centre Working Paper I.2022/WP01
Tepavcevic, Sanja (2021) Lessons from Previous Global Crises (Un)Applied During COVID-19 Pandemic: Immigrant Experiences in Austria and Hungary
Polányi Centre Working Paper II.2021/WP04
Stepanović, Ivana (2021) Youtube as a New Site for Political Debates: New Opportunities for Reconciliation in the Former Yugoslav Countries
Polányi Centre Working Paper II.2021/WP02
Praszkier, Ryszard (2021) Paving the Way to Peace: What Sort of Environment and Mindsets are Essential? Introducing the Peace-Oriented Mindset Concept
Polányi Centre Working Paper II.2021/WP03
Attila Szigeti (2021) Anthropocene Narratives and the Ecopolitics of the Climate Crisis
Polányi Centre Working Paper II.2021/WP01
Europe East of West - 30 Years of Transition - Quo vadis?
One of the authors of a new book recently published by the Institute Nova Revija for the Humanities is Ferenc Miszlivetz, Director of iASK.
Viola Lászlófi: Is it Possible to Write a "Moral History" of the '56 Revolution?
