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Total results: 42
Tepavcevic, Sanja (2022) Building Resilience in the Times of the Cold War: Motives and Geography of Yugoslav and Soviet Migrations in 1946 – 1989
Polányi Centre Working Paper I.2022/WP03
Stepanovic, Ivana (2022) Tweetstorms and Politics of Algorithmic Visibility: Precarious Online Labour of Ecology Activists and Climate Influencers in Serbia
Polányi Centre Working Paper I.2022/WP02
Fitra, Mohammad Yunas (2022) Minority Rights in Southeast Asia and ASEAN’s Response to State-directed Minority Persecutions: Special Emphasis on the Rohingya Minority Persecution
Polányi Centre Working Paper I.2022/WP04
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
Highlights of Polányi Centre Research 2019-2020
Polányi Centre Working Paper II.2020/WP02
Bielicki, Alexander (2020) Untangling the Constitutive Elements of Societal Trust and Solidarity in the Midst of a Pandemic
Polányi Centre Working Paper II.2020/WP01
József Berács: Recent evaluation of Polanyi’s perception of trade and markets from economics and business perspectives
József Berács: Recent evaluation of Polanyi’s perception of trade and markets from economics and business perspectives I.2020/WP02
The Threat Within the Threat - Global Climate Change and Emerging Disease by Dan Brooks
Climate change is a global phenomenon that recognizes no national boundaries, political, social, religious, or economic systems, or ethnic origins. One element of climate change is the crisis of emerging diseases. This represents an existential threat to humanity; technological, heavily urbanized humanity may be at particular risk. Special Issue of the iASK Working Paper by Daniel R. Brooks.