The Open Society Hub for the Politics of the Anthropocene at CEU (OHPA) is pleased to announce the results of the First CEU Competition for the Best Master's Thesis on the Politics of the Anthropocene. Having received 11 submissions from 5 Departments, the Jury selected three Best Theses: Katarína Grácová, Hedda Thomson and Annika Werner. The laureates will receive EUR 2000 grant awards, which would enable them to turn their theses into research articles.
The First CEU Competition for the Best Master's Thesis on the Politics of the Anthropocene
The Open Society Hub for the Politics of the Anthropocene (OHPA) is pleased to announce the First CEU Competition for the Best Master's Thesis on the Politics of the Anthropocene. The problem is interdisciplinary, and we will consider applications from students of any CEU Department on a relevant subject. The laureates will receive grant awards between $1,500 - $2,500, which would enable them to turn their theses into research articles. The theses will be reviewed by an interdisciplinary Jury of CEU faculty and OHPA project members.
The Tragedy of the Greens: Comparative Politics of Green Parties across Europe
We are inviting authors for contributing to the collected volume that we are preparing for the CEU Press, The Tragedy of the Greens: Comparative Politics of Green Parties across Europe. Chapters of the volume will be structured by individual countries as well as by relevant political issues. Authors will sign contracts with the CEU Press, and will be included in the network of the Open Society for the Politics of the Anthropocene at CEU.
Call for Letters of Interest: OHPA Partnership with Ukrainian Universities
Unlock Global Opportunities in the Anthropocene Research! OHPA invites Ukrainian universities to partner, offering free event attendance, publishing opportunities and further collaboration. Join us and express your interest now at HesseV@ceu.edu.