This work analyses some essential features of the classical as well modern Islamic society.
Sanja Tepavcevic: Global Crises, Resilience, and Future Challenges
A brand new book was published, written by Sanja Tepavcevic, iASK associated fellow and was released by Ibidem Press in 2024.
Attila Pók: Hungarian Medievalists under the Spell of Marxism
Attila Pók, our institute's permanent researcher and senior advisor, has published his latest paper in a special volume of studies, published by Brill.
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.
Reverse diary: secret agents, civil movement, private history / ed. by Éva Stefánich
This content is available only in Hungarian.
Ferenc Miszlivetz: I remain a civilian
Izabella Agárdi: On the Verge of History
In her analysis, Izabella Agárdi traces the interactions between micro- and macro- narratives as well as the specific tools women of this generation appropriate to talk about personal memories of their often traumatic past.
Pecularities of Digital Communications and Internet Entrepreneurship of Russian-speaking Communities During the COVID-19 Lockdown Period on the Example of Hungary
The article was written with the contribution of Sanja Tepavcevic, iASK researcher and was released in a conference paper in 2021.
(Un)Learned Resilience
The chapter was written by Sanja Tepavcevic, iASK researcher and was released in a book published by IGI Global in 2022.
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.
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.
Central Europe: Thirty Years of Reforms
A brand new book, Central Europe: Thirty Years of Reforms : Problems, Challenges, Prospects was released, edited by Lyubov Shishelina.
