Critique: journal for philosophy and theory of society 2/2
We would like to single out two thematic units from the current issue: Education and Emancipation and the Crisis of Democracy in the Region of Southeast Europe.
Who Cares? Narratives on Families in Postsocialist Europe
The main aim of the online workshop “Who Cares? Narratives on Families in Postsocialist Europe” has been to gather the participants who are going to actively participate in one of the two main activities of the Working Group on Families and Social Welfare in the months to come.
Old challenges, recent changes: elder care as a political struggle in Europe
This international workshop is organized within the framework of COST Action 18119 Who Cares In Europe?, whose aim is to explore the relationships among families, states and voluntary associations in the creation of social welfare in Europe.
The first winner of the “Zagorka Golubović” award has been selected
Zagorka Golubović was one of the founders of social anthropology in Serbia and decisively influenced the development of the study of sociology and anthropology at the University of Belgrade.
22
Dec
[Lecture] Dragana Stojanović: Memorial spaces in narrations of today: the Holocaust and the ethics of tourism
Wednesday, Online (Srb)
21
Dec
[Panel discussion] “(Non)solidarity and the European Union: breakdown or a new beginning?”
Tuesday, Online (Srb)
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The annual „Miladin Životić“ award
In commemoration of the philosopher Miladin Životić, the Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory of the University of Belgrade confers an annual award for the critical engagement of leading theorists, whose activity has produced notable critical resonance in social practice.
Engagement studies
Relying on the heritage of the Yugoslav Praxis School as a field of engaged thought, the Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory places the studies of social engagement at the centre of its research activities.
The Zagorka Golubović award
The award will be given for the engaged scientific work of junior researchers: master’s degree students, doctoral students, or those who have obtained their doctoral degree within the past five years.
Project mapping PhDs in the diaspora
Within the Mapping PhDs in the Diaspora project, organized by the Institute of Philosophy and Social Theory, University of Belgrade
