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Attila Pók, our institute's permanent researcher and senior advisor, has published his latest paper in a special volume of studies, published by Brill.

iASK participated at the Bonn AI & Climate Expert Meeting organised by the UNU-EHS.

The latest article by Dániel Molnár, our former research fellow, has been published in the issue 2024/1 of the Human Innovation Review.

Tamás Székely's new study has been published.

Jody Jensen (ed.): Memory Politics and Populism in Southeastern Europe. Routledge, 2021. 218 p.

Rima Rammah, a Syrian student who recently completed her MA in International Studies at the University of Pannonia's Kőszeg Campus, shares her compelling journey in her post on "Europe Must Act" platform.

Institute for Advanced Studies Koszeg is implementing a research project “EU integration processes in the Western Balkans and facilitation possibilities of Central and Eastern European States” . The goal of this research is to conduct a comparative and holistic study and review of the dynamics of the EU integration processes and the ensuing political, economic, social and cultural implications for the Western Balkans, as well as how is the European perspective in the countries of the Western Balkans shaped, promoted, or challenged.

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The iASK Synergy Conference for Young Researchers and Doctoral Students in Kőszeg on March 19-20, 2024.

Gábor Soós, Secretary-General of the Hungarian National Commission for UNESCO, inaugurated the 29th UNESCO MOST Winter School with an engaging speech. He outlined the event's focus on exploring the dynamic interplay between cultural heritage and sustainable development. Emphasizing the significant role of cultural spaces in fostering social transformations, Soos's address set the stage for a series of discussions aimed at deepening the understanding of culture as a cornerstone of sustainable progress and peace.