Join us as historians Artur Markowski and Joachim Popek discuss their work mapping anti-Jewish violence in the Kingdom of Poland at the turn of the 20th century.
Join us for the second discussion of "Kyiv Connection: Disciplinary Dialogues on Ukraine," with Elena Davlikanova and Yevhen Malik. Together, they will explore what the war in Ukraine has meant for the future of defense.
In their new book Backlash: China's Struggle for Influence in Central Asia, Edward Lemon and Bradley Jardine show that China’s power projection is far from a one-way street—it is negotiated, resisted, and reshaped by local actors across Central Asia.
Join Dr. Kis and Dr. Wood for the discussion on how witchcraft is now seen in public discourse in Ukraine as a specifically female resource that Ukrainian women can use to defend their families and as a weapon against the enemy.
Join us for this talk by legal scholar Muslim Khassenov, examining the historical evolution of constitutionalism in Kazakhstan—from the political traditions of the Kazakh Khanate to recent constitutional reforms.
