The Graduate School for East and Southeast European Studies at the University of Regensburg is holding its first Graduate Workshop, titled "Unbuilding Binaries: Exploring Affective and Analytical Responses to Binary Divisions as Encountered in the Field," on 26 - 27 November 2020. The event was organized in cooperation with the ScienceCampus.

Pia Wiegmink explores German American women's antislavery literature in the fourth lecture of the "Special Relations Revisited" series. This lecture will be in English.

As part of the lecture series "Special Relations Revisited" Volker Depkat examines the role of the US as a political model for Europe from a historiographical perspective. The lecture will be in German.

In the second lecture of the "Special Relations Revisited" series ScienceCampus board member Ulf Brunnbauer explores (East-)European migration to the US before the First World War. His lecture on Monday, November 9, will be in German.

We are delighted to announce the winners of the inaugural Regensburg Prize for Outstanding Master’s Theses in Area Studies at Universität Regensburg, which is awarded in collaboration with CITAS Regensburg - Center for International and Transnational Area Studies.