Events

The Department of International Relations regularly hosts and co-host public lectures, book launches, panel discussions and seminars. We cordially invite you to our events which will be held on CEU Vienna campus. Registration for all events is required. It's also possible to follow the events on Zoom, but we strongly prefer on site participation. More information on each event can be found on the CEU event hub, in the event section.  
Click on the titles to learn more about each event, to find a Zoom link, and register for participation

 Academic Year 2023-24

DEPARTMENTAL SEMINAR

JULIAN SCHMID Thanos vs Dark Brandon: Reading the Presidencies of Trump and Biden through Superheroes / 
28 SEPTEMBER, 12:25-13:25 / QS D105


BOOK LAUNCH EVENT

JULIA SACHSEDER / Violence against women in and beyond conflict. The coloniality of Violence / 4 OCTOBER, 17:30-19:00 / QS D001 / co-organized with the Department of Gender Studies  


DEPARTMENTAL SEMINAR

ALEXANDER ASTROV / Meta-syn-chresis: the politics of re-ordering and the politics of dis-ordering” / 11 OCTOBER, 17:30-19:00 / QS B319


BOOK LAUNCH EVENT

KATHLEEN COLLINS / Politicizing Islam in Central Asia /

17 OCTOBER, 17:30-19:00 / QS D001 / co-organized with the Department of Nationalism Studies


GUEST SPEAKER TALK

ZSOLT KÖRTVÉLYESI / “More Effective Enforcement of Minority Rights in Europe? Exploring the Potentials of Collective Redress” / 19 OCTOBER, 12:35-13:35 / QS B319


BOOK LAUNCH EVENT

DENISA KOSTOVICOVA / "Reconciliation by Stealth / 2 NOVEMBER, 17:30-19:00 / QS D001 / co-organized with the ConSec Research Group


GUEST SPEAKER TALK

SERGEY RADCHENKO / “China-Russia Relations and the War in Ukraine, its Settlement, and Post-War Order” / 
13 NOVEMBER, 17:30-19:00 / QS D001 / co-organized with Austrian Institute for International Affairs


GUEST SPEAKER TALK

MICHAEL WOOLCOCK / “Measuring what matters – the risks of overreliance on quantitative data” / 
15 NOVEMBER, 17:30-19:00 / QS B421 / co-organized with the Department of Public Policy


CONFERENCE

Popular culture and world politics” / 17-18 NOVEMBER / co-organized with Global Politics and Practice Research Group


CONFERENCE

Politics of knowledge production and the Russo-Ukrainian War” / 30 NOVEMBER – 1 DECEMBER


GUEST SPEAKER TALK

MARY KALDOR / “Perpetual Peace or Perpetual War? The Social Shaping of World Order” / 6 DECEMBER, 13:30-15:00 / QS D002 / co-organized with the Department of Public Policy and the Department of Political Science