BEGIN:VCALENDAR
VERSION:2.0
PRODID:-//Politikatörténeti Intézet - ECPv4.6.19//NONSGML v1.0//EN
CALSCALE:GREGORIAN
METHOD:PUBLISH
X-WR-CALNAME:Politikatörténeti Intézet
X-ORIGINAL-URL:http://polhist.hu
X-WR-CALDESC:Events for Politikatörténeti Intézet
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC+0:20220524T090000
DTEND;TZID=UTC+0:20220525T190000
DTSTAMP:20261017T040331
CREATED:20220512T063937Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220526T144135Z
UID:11960-1653382800-1653505200@polhist.hu
SUMMARY:CONFERENCE / Discourses of Transition in (post-)Habsburg East Central Europe\, 1917–1941
DESCRIPTION: \n4th annual conference of the ERC Nepostrans – Negotiating post-imperial transitions: from remobilization to nation-state consolidation. A comparative study of local and regional transitions in post-Habsburg East and Central Europe 1917-1930 \n  \nCo-organized by:\nInstitute of History of the Slovak Academy of Sciences\nFaculty of Law of Comenius University\nInstitute of Political History in Budapest\nERC Consolidator Grant Project “Negotiating post-imperial transitions (NEPOSTRANS) \nSupported by:\nHungarian Cultural Centre Bratislava\nItalian Cultural Institute in Bratislava\nItalian Embassy\, Bratislava\nGoethe Institut in Slovakia\nNetherlands Embassy in Slovakia\nSlovak Historical Society \n \nDate: 24-25 May 2022 \nThe location of the venue is:\nAuditórium Maximum\, Faculty of Law of Comenius University\, Šafárikovo námestie 6\, 811 02 Bratislava \nRegistration:\nOnline participation is possible after registration by May 23 the latest HERE… \n  \nPROGRAMME\nMAY 24\n \n9:00 Opening \nPanel – Scales and Character of Collective Identities in Transition \n9:15–9:35 ♦ Piotr Kimla\nIgnacy Daszyński’s Attitude Towards Austro-Hungarian Monarchy \n9:35–9:55 ♦ Caroline Schep\n“‘Wienerisch’ as it lives in our day”: Wiener Werkstätte fashion and the search for a Jewish Austrian identity\, 1914-1932 \n9:55–10:15 ♦ Cody James Inglis\nConcern for Transition During and After Empire: The Local Historical Work of Anton (Antonín) Vrbka\, 1890s–1930s \n10:15–10:45 ♦ Discussion \n10:45–11:00 Break \n \nPanel – The Horizons of Central Europe \n11:15–11:35 ♦ Marco Bresciani\nTransition and Reconfiguration of Globalization in Post-Habsburg Upper Adriatic and Central Europe \n11:35–11:55 ♦ Gergios Giannakopoulos\nOf Dominions and Successor States: The western afterlives of AustriaHungary \n11:55–12:15 ♦ Gabriel Godeffroy\nThe Conceptual Transition of Mitteleuropa in Elemér Hantos’s Thought\, 1901-1938 \n12:15–12:45 ♦ Discussion \n12:45-13:30 Break \n \nPanel – Local Identities and Local Transitions in Romania \n13:30–13:50 ♦ James Korányi\nRural Saxons in Urban Transylvania in Romania \n13:50–14:10 ♦ Gábor Egry\nThe long shadow of past worlds? Persistent local identities and nationalizing discourses in post-WWI Transylvania \n14:10–14:30 ♦ Anikó-Borbála Izsák\nTBD \n14:30–15:00 Discussion \n15:00–15:15 Break \n \nPanel – Visions of Crisis and Experiences of Exile After Empire \n15:15–15:35 ♦ Lucija Balikic\nNarratives of caesurae in the postHabsburg space: the case of interwar Yugoslav Sokol activists and their reflections on the crisis of dualism \n15:35–15:55 ♦ Florian Ruttner\n“The Struggle of an Old World with a New One” – Edvard Beneš’s Assessment of the Post-War Crisis \n15:55–16:15 ♦ Pál Hatos\nThe Revolution in Exile. Hungarian Emigrés and the Conflicting Visions of the 1918 October Revolution in the early 1920s \n16:15–16:45 ♦ Discussion \n16:45–17:00 Break \n \nKeynote \n17:00–18:30 ♦ Mateusz Chmurski\nSeismographs of Change? (Post-)War Central-European Diaries\, 1918-1921 \n  \nMAY 25\n \nPanel – Postimperial Discourses of ‘National’ Heroics and ‘National’ Heroes \n9:00–9:20 ♦ Ivan Jeličić\n“Our City Was Made Worthy Daughter of Italy by The Merit of Its Sons”\, Post-Imperial Fiume between Victorious Italian National Narratives\, Locals’ Experiences\, and Economic and Cultural Ties \n9:20–9:40 ♦ Michal Kšiňan and Juraj Babják\nCzechoslovak-Hungarian War Interwar Discourse: Between Silence and Heroization \n9:40–10:10 ♦ Discussion \n10:10–10:30 Break \n \nPanel – Social Conflict and Social Organization in Postimperial Transition \n10:30–10:50 ♦ Csongor Jánosi\nLogging and Industrial Railways in Royal Romania. “Tișița” and Joint Stock Companies Related to Its Interests (1907-1940) \n10:50–11:10 ♦ Vojtech Pojar\nMutual Help and Symbiosis: The Trajectories of Two Concepts in Post-Imperial Transitions \n11:10–11:30 ♦ Matej Hanula\nDiscourse about the benefits of the transition from monarchy to the republic for peasantry as a propaganda tool of agrarian party in Slovakia after 1918 \n11:30–12:00 ♦ Discussion \n12:00–13:00 Break \n \nPanel – Right-Wing Politics in Post-Habsburg Central and Southeastern Europe \n13:00–13:20 ♦ Dragan Bakic\nIn Search of a Place in the Shadow of Totalitarianism: Discourses of Serbian Radical Right-Wing Intellectuals in the pre-1941 Kingdom of Yugoslavia \n13:20–13:40 ♦ Traian Sandu\nThree shadows of Post-Habsburg Transylvanian Right: From Critical moderate nationalism to Fascism\, or how to integrate national Romania \n13:40–14:00 ♦ Christopher Wendt\n“Disintegration – Resurrection”? Catholic Conservative Conceptions of a Post-Imperial Order in (German-)Austrian Tyrol \n14:00–14:30 ♦ Discussion \n14:30–14:45 Break \n \nPanel – Postimperial Shifts in Ukrainian and Polish National Identity \n14:45–15:05 ♦ Viktoriia Serhiyenko\nUkrainization’ and the Language Issue among the Ruthenians/Ukrainians of Interwar Czechoslovakia \n15:05–15:25 ♦ Jagoda Wierzejska\nThe Transformation of the Idea of Community in the Interwar Polish Discourse on the PolishUkrainian War for Eastern Galicia (1918-1919) \n15:45–16:05 ♦ Elisabeth Haid-Lener\nA “Ukrainian Revolution”? Local Discourses on the Formation of the West Ukrainian People’s Republic \n16:05–16:35 ♦ Discussion \n16:35–16:50 Break \n \nPanel – Self-Reflexive Discourses on Postimperial Professional Change \n16:50–17:10 ♦ Mikulás Zvánovecz\nNational school associations in Czechoslovakia in the aftermath of WW1 \n17:10–17:30 ♦ Francesco Magno\nTransylvania’s and Bukovina’s Legal Professionals and the Debate on the New Romanian Justice System (1919-1926) \n17:30–18:00 ♦ Discussion \n18:00–19:00 ♦ Conclusions \n\n\n  \n \n      \n   \n \n  \n  \n\nPhoto by israel palacio on Unsplash \n\n
URL:http://polhist.hu/programok2/discourses-of-transition-in-post-habsburg-east-central-europe-1917-1941/
CATEGORIES:Tudományos konferencia
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:http://polhist.hu/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/cover_x-1.jpg
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR