Courses in Advanced Certificate in Central European Studies

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Central Europe: Natural and Symbolic Geography – History, Culture, and Politics
2023-2024 • Fall
Instructor: András Bozóki, Laszlo Kontler, Katalin Szende
US Credits: 2
Comparative Diasporas
2023-2024 • Winter
Instructor: Michael Laurence Miller
US Credits: 2
Comparative European Politics
2023-2024 • Fall
Instructor: Matthijs Bogaards
US Credits: 4
Core Class + Tutorial: The Medieval Nation
2023-2024 • Winter
Instructor: Éloïse Adde
US Credits: 4
Countercultures in Late Socialist Central Europe
2023-2024 • Winter
Instructor: Balazs Trencsenyi
US Credits: 2
Global Political Economy of Eastern Europe
2023-2024 • Winter
Instructor: Imre Szabó
US Credits: 2
Habsburg Material Culture: From Monarchical Representation to the Dance Floor, 1500–1918
2023-2024 • Winter
Instructor: Robyn Dora Radway
US Credits: 2
Historical Layers of a City: Roman and Medieval Vienna
2023-2024 • Spring
Instructor: József Laszlovszky
US Credits: 1
Historiography II: Grand Debates in Central European History
2023-2024 • Winter
Instructor: Balazs Nagy
US Credits: 2
History of Modern Political Thought in Central and Southeast Europe
2023-2024 • Fall
Instructor: Balazs Trencsenyi
US Credits: 2
Hybrid and Illiberal Regimes
2023-2024 • Fall
Instructor: Inna Melnykovska
US Credits: 2
TS III: Empires
2023-2024 • Fall
Instructor: Tolga U. Esmer
US Credits: 2
Illiberal Capitalism
2023-2024 • Winter
Instructor: László Csaba
US Credits: 4
Interpreting History and Heritage
2023-2024 • Winter
Instructor: Günhan Börekçi
US Credits: 2
Memory in and of the Balkans
2023-2024 • Fall
Instructor: Mate Nikola Tokić
US Credits: 2
National Populism in Eastern Europe
2023-2024 • Winter
Instructor: Ostap Sereda
US Credits: 2
Nationalism, Populism and Ethnic Conflict Management in Eastern Europe
2023-2024 • Winter
Instructor: Erin Kristin Jenne
US Credits: 4
Natural Resource Use in the 21st Century (NRU)
2023-2024 • Winter
Instructor: Ruben Mnatsakanian
US Credits: 2
Neoliberalism and its alternatives: orthodoxies and heterodoxies
2023-2024 • Winter
Instructor: Attila Folsz
US Credits: 2
Patterns of Exclusion, Dilemmas of Inclusion: Roma policies and politics in the 21st century
2023-2024 • Fall
Instructor: Marton Rovid
US Credits: 2
Reading Medieval Latin Charters (Palaeography)
2023-2024 • Fall
Instructor: Katalin Szende
US Credits: 2
Social and Cultural History of Socialist Yugoslavia
2023-2024 • Winter
Instructor: Mate Nikola Tokic
US Credits: 2
Topics in intellectual history of 20th-century Central and Eastern Europe
2023-2024 • Fall
Instructor: Karl Hall
US Credits: 2
Understanding Ethnic Prejudice: Sociological and Social Psychological Approaches
2023-2024 • Fall
Instructor: Luca Váradi
US Credits: 4

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