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2014 February 20 Thursday

Doctoral defense - Vera Asenova "Small State Autonomy in Hierarchical Regimes. The Case of Bulgaria in the German and Soviet Spheres of Influence 1933-1956"
Vera Asenova
Doctoral Defense

2013 June 26 Wednesday

Doctoral defense - Lorinc Redei: "Normative Parliamentarians: The European Parliament’s Role in the EU’s Foreign Policy Process"
Lőrinc Rédei
Doctoral Defense

2012 June 14 Thursday

Graduation Party 2012
Social Events

2012 April 13 Friday

Anna Selmeczi's doctoral defense - “We are the people who do not count” Thinking the disruption of the biopolitics of abandonment
Anna Selmeczi
Doctoral Defense

2012 February 22 Wednesday

Cosmopolitanism and Exclusion - On the Limits Transnational Democracy - In the Light of the Case of Roma
Marton Rovid
Doctoral Defense

2011 November 17 Thursday

Doctoral defense - Analyzing the European Development Fund: An English School Account of How Presumed Statehood Undermines (Development in) Sub-Saharan Africa
Stefan Cibian
Doctoral Defense

2011 November 10 Thursday

Zdenek Kudrna's doctoral defense - "Delegating Contested Reforms of EU Financial Market Regulation"
Zdenek Kudrna
Doctoral Defense

2011 March 22 Tuesday

Azuolas Bagdonas` doctoral defense - "The Practice of State Apologies: The Role of Demands for Historical Apologies and Refusals to Apologize in the Construction of State Identity"
Azuolas Bagdonas
Doctoral Defense

2011 March 11 Friday

From Job Search to Skill Search: Political Economy of Labor Migration in Central and Eastern Europe
Doctoral Defense

2010 December 20 Monday

Doctoral Defense - Marcela Veselkova: Global Imbalances from the Historical Perspective
Marcela Veselkova
Doctoral Defense

2010 May 27 Thursday

Commitment and Conditions. European Union Conditionality and Privatization Reforms in Slovakia, Romania and Turkey
Deniz Bingol McDonald
Doctoral Defense

2010 March 31 Wednesday

Secessionist Framing: The Role of Different Discourses in Creating Arguments for Self-Determination
Doctoral Defense