Colours and shadows – Tamás Fejérdy’s guidelines on the colouration of facades of historic buildings
Tamás Fejérdy’s book “Guidelines for the colouration of facades of historic buildings” is available for pre-order from FTI-iASK Publishing at [email protected] or at www.prosperod.hu/katalogus/.
Pannonian Values – The Jews of Körmend – Special Video Recommendation by Edit Szántóné Balázs
This content is available only in Hungarian!
Complexity in Nature and Society – From Dancing Molecules to Collapsing Societies
Global warming, biodiversity, water security, migration, and many other challenges of the 21st century urge us to shift from traditional disciplinary thinking to integrative thinking about complex issues of nature and society. Complex systems science is a research field devoted to this new way of thinking.
Why Singapore? – Questions and Answers about Anikó Magasházi’s New Book – Video Recommendation
Singapore Globally Entangled – Lessons for Central Europe? titled new book published by iASK can be ordered at [email protected]
The College Movement and the Political Transition in Hungary 1987-1990 – Special Video Recommendation by Erzsébet Tokaji Nagy
Erzsébet Tokaji Nagy was one of the former founders, leaders and members of the László Németh Collegium Movement of Szombathely.
Central Europe – The Hungarian View – Special Video Recommendation by Iván Bába
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Deadly sympathy: the “Hungarian case” and the UN 1956-1963 – Special Video Recommendation by András Nagy
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Evaluation of iASK by the Member of the Advisory Board
An Advanced Studies Institute in the historical city of Kőszeg – A short summary of the opinions of the Advisory Board Members – Including Katalin Bogyay (Hungary’s Ambassador and Permanent Delegate to UN), Györg ySchöpflin (former MEP, Head of the Advisory Board), and Seán Cleary (Chairman of Strategic Concepts (Pty) Ltd.)
Hankiss in Kőszeg – Interview with participants (Norbert Kroó and Attila Pók) at ATV Start Plusz – 29 of October 2018
For the better understanding, this interview has an English subtitle
Ahmet Evin: Europe, Eurasia
Lecture by Ahmet Evin – Sabanci University, iASK Eurasia both poses a critical challenge and offers an opportunity for the EU. The demise of the Soviet empire has had unexpected consequences globally and, in particular, for the Atlantic Alliance. The EU’s enlargement fatigue, following the “big-bang” eastern enlargement has had a centrifugal effect on the […]
The Ottomans in Europe – Lecture by Ahmet Evin at iASK (2nd part)
At its heyday, Ottoman territories in Europe extended roughly to the same borderline that divided the eastern and western commands of the Tetrarchy formalized at the end of the third century AD. The Ottoman – Hapsburg border, in retrospect, seems to have perpetuated the Roman administrative division as well as the borderline between the Catholic West and the Byzantine East.
The Ottomans in Europe – Lecture by Ahmet Evin at iASK (1st part)
The rapid Ottoman expansion from Thrace to the Danubian Europe is remembered as posing the greatest threat to Christendom. It gave rise to the widely shared image of the “terrible Turk” as the most feared enemy of European peoples and civilization and has helped enriched particularly the German language with specific references to measures adopted to warn or fend off the Turkish menace, such as Türkensteuer, Türkenglocken, and the overall Türkenfurscht.
