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General news and activity relating to the CEU Democracy Institute.
Zsuzsanna Szelényi, author and Program Director of the CEU Democracy Institute Leadership Academy participated in the Guadalajara International Book Fair, in Mexico at the beginning of December 2023.
Our OSUN Forum project invites applications for post-doctoral and senior research fellows for an 8-month residential fellowship program between October 2024 and May 2025 in each four regional hubs. Starting date of selection: February 15, 2024.
We are thrilled to announce that our Senior Research Fellow Adam Bodnar was appointed Minister of Justice in the new Polish government.
The organizers invite papers for the 24th Conference of the Utopian Studies Society/Europe: Utopia and Democracy, to be held in Budapest on July 3-5, 2024.
The beginning of December saw the conclusion of the 2023 CEU Democracy Institute Leadership Academy (DILA) program. This year’s cohort consists of 19 outstanding fellows from Central Europe. Participants include mid-career local and municipal leaders, civil society activists, political party representatives, and policy experts.
Did you miss our discussion co-organized with Political Capital, and the Centre for Euro-Atlantic Integration and Democracy (CEID), on Hungary's foreign policy in the Western Balkans? Watch the recording.
If you consider yourself a scholar at risk or if you work for a scholars at risk program, please fill out our survey to assess the strengths and weaknesses of scholars at risk programs.
Did you miss the lecture by Professor Susanna Mancini under our Organised religion, constitutions and democratic backsliding in Central and Eastern Europe project? Read a summary or watch it now.
The organizers invite papers for the DRD Annual Workshop (6-7 June, 2024, Budapest): Breaking the Dynamics of Political Polarization. When Do Conciliatory Actors Fail or Succeed?