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JU ISE team at the Barcelona Research Seminar and EPS: Vaclav Havel Management Board

The JU Institute of European Studies team consisting of Prof. Zdzisław Mach, Dr Marcin Zubek, Dr Natasza Styczyńska and Ela Baran took part in the Barcelona Research Seminar and EPS: Vaclav Havel Mangement Board (17-19.01).

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'Humiliated and Insulted: Migrant Dignity in Fawzia Zouari's I Die by This Country' - report from the student presentation

Students and staff of the Institute of European Studies, JU, gathered at Massolit Books and Cafe on January 18th for a public presentation within the Erasmus Mundus MA in Euroculture research track.

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(Non)Commemoration of Heritage in Central and Eastern Europe – Report from the Student and PhD Candidate Conference

On Friday, 12 January, students and PhD candidates of the Institute of European Studies of the Jagiellonian University gathered for an international conference on ‘heritage’, broadly understood. Co-organised by the European Studies Circle of the Jagiellonian University, this event was part of a broader project led by prof. Kinga by Anna Gajda entitled "The (non)commemoration of Heritage of Eastern Europe."

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Celebrating the Holidays at European Studies

On Wednesday, 13 December, the Institute of European Studies held our annual Holiday celebrations for Students, Instructors, and Staff from all our programmes in both Polish and English.

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"The Green Border" and panel discussion "War & the Weaponisation of Migration. The Green Border, Two Years On. What Now?"

Students of the Institute of European Studies of the Jagiellonian University met yesterday evening at the Paradox cinema to watch Agnieszka Holland's film "The Green Border" and to discuss the situation on the Polish-Belarusian border, including the use of migration as a weapon in contemporary conflicts.
After the screening, there was a panel discussion: "War & the Weaponisation of Migration. The Green Border, Two Years On. What Now?"

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