NEC Alumna Silvia Marton, Associate Professor at Faculty of Political Science, University of Bucharest and her team have won an ERC Advanced Grant for the project entitled Transnational histories of ‘corruption’ in Central-South-East Europe (1750-1850). Congratulations!

The screening will take place on Sunday, April 9, at 6 PM, at Arcub (84-90 Lipscani), in the presence of Cătălina Tesăr and Dana Bunescu.

 

Subiectul acestei conferințe este rolul pe care l-au jucat veteranii în determinarea acestor drepturi și consecințele care au decurs de la crearea unor noi instituții și tipuri de drepturi pentru persoanele cu dizabilități în Romania interbelică.

În 2023, bursierii Lapedatu, James Kapalo și Dumitru Lisnic, propun organizarea unui workshop cu tema „Transgressing Boundaries: The History and Memory of the Religious Underground in Romania, Moldova and Beyond”.

We kindly ask participants to send rough drafts by early September, for circulation within panels.

This Fellowship is addressed to early career scholars (up to five years after completing their doctorate) from Central and East European (CEE) and Black Sea states who are attached to an academic institution in these countries at the time of application.

Deadline: 8 March 2023

Review of Ecumenical Studies, Sibiu #RES1/ 2024 invites contributions on Religion, Evil, and the Problem of Evil.

Deadline: 15 November 2023 

The deadline for submitting a one-page abstract is 15 April 2023.

On 14 December 2022 Psalmodia Byzantine music academic choir sang Christmas carols for NEC fellows and staff.