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- Jewish communities in territories annexed from Hungary
- The Policy of Budapest Governments towards Hungarian Communities Abroad
- The conceptual history of service to the people in Transylvanian Hungarian public writing
- Source research on the 20th-century history of the national minorities in Hungary
- Yugoslav Swabians in Hungary, 1944–1950
- The place of the German minorities abroad in the political efforts of Hungarian governments and the Hungarian minorities (1920-1944)
- The historical chronology and documents of the Hungarians of Sub-Carpathian Ukraine. The Soviet period, 1944-1991 // research subtopic: Hungarian minorities in the Carpathian basin in the 20th century (historical sources and chronologies)
- “Unknown” personalities in Hungarian minority policy. Portraits of politicians
- Hebrew sources relating to the history of Hungary and of Hungarian Jewry
- The history of Yiddish culture in Hungary
- Research on Jewish cemeteries in Hungary
- „die helfte hier und die helfte zu hause” The history of the Germans in Hungary from 1944 to 1953. Documentary volume.
- Hebrew codex fragments in Hungary’s public collections
- Historical chronology of the Hungarians of the Vojvodina region since 1944
- Life interviews of Hungarians in Vojvodina
- Identity-migration-modernisation. The economic and social situation of Hungary’s minorities
- Methods for the analysis of factors influencing regional differences in the social integration of Roma in Hungary
- Comparative study of the legal status of minorities in the Carpathian basin
- Political analysis of Hungary’s minority policy. The case of the Minority Law
- Immigrant Citizens Survey: Assessing needs, evaluating policies, improving capacities
- Migrant organisations in Hungary
- Demographic research on Romania’s ethnic minorities, 1977-2002
- Ethnic balance and local co-existence models in two ethnically mixed small regions (the Tövishát and Zobor regions)
- Research programs
- Library of Center for Social Sciences Hungarian Academy of Sciences
- Hungarian Minority Communities in the 20th Century (the publication of historical sources and chronologies)
- Identity politics as a response to social conflicts
- Germans in Hungary, 1950-1990
- The school is not an island. Educational and community resilience in a multi-ethnic environment
- The local and regional activity of German organizations in Hungary between 1924 and 1945
- Issues related to the education of the Roma in the light of the pedagogical press – Educational programs, plans and projects that support or hinder the integration of a community in a peripheral social position between 1978 and 1998
- The institutionalization of ethnic economy among Hungarians in Romania and Slovakia
- Operational characteristics of minority nonprofit organizations in Hungary, Slovakia, and Romania
- Hungarian–Romanian diplomatic relations in the 1920s
- The 2019 Annual Meeting of Gypsy Lore Society and Conference on Romani Studies at the University of Iceland
- Social Mobility and Ethnicity: Trajectories, Outcomes and the Hidden Costs of High Educational Achievement
- Government and minority party representation in Central and Eastern Europe
- Construction of the Székely self-concept in the 19th and 20th centuries
- Minority Hungarian communities in the 20th century
- Heritagisation in the Transcarpathian region
- The effectiveness of minority self-governance in Central and South Eastern Europe
- Changing state-church relations in Hungarian public education
- The place of immigration in the memory politics related aspirations of German organizations in Hungary, 1920–1945
- The Political Contexts of the Hungarian Jewish Congress (1868-69) and Split
- Jewish scout organizations: their history and memory
- Child Survivors of the Holocaust in Hungary: Orphanages, Schools, Memory
- Migration, Mobility, and Acculturation in the Jewish Community of a South-West Hungarian Town in the Mid-19th Century
- Kinship and Business: A Microhistory of a Jewish Family in the 19th-Century Habsburg Monarchy
- Forms of neo-nationalism from politics to popular culture
- Transnational forms of solidarity and competition. Hungarians in Germany
- Co-ethnic philanthropy in Hungary
- Humanitarian assistance to refugees in Hungary
- Diasporic return to Hungary from Latin America
- The adoption of Roma children in Hungary
- Children in situations of transnational mobility
- Self-image of Hungarians in Vojvodina, 1945-1990
- Solidarity as an answer to the crisis caused by the pandemic: actions and discourses
- Ethnic diversity and welfare in Transylvania (Romania)
- Genezys 2015: Minority Hungarian youth in the Carpathian Basin
- Post-colonial and post-socialist perception of global hierarchies. The case of Indonesians and Hungarians in the Netherlands
- Ethnic Hungarian higher education students in four Central European countries
- Effect of state interferences and development acts on disadvantaged Roma community
- The growing role of the churches in public education and education policy-making
- Solidarities Reconfigured: Central-Eastern European Migrants Working in Refugee Services in Austria
- Helping Displaced People from Ukraine: Collective Forms and Social Contexts of solidarity
- Work, values, hope in spaces of solidarity. The possibilities and limits of transformative solidarity in Hungary
- The history of the ideology of Hungarian Neolog Judaism, and of the Judaic scholarship related to it
- The correspondence of Immanuel Löw and Ignaz Goldziher
- Jewish Identities in Hungary from the End of the Eighteenth Century until 1918
Our colleague, Péter BOGDÁN will attend and give a lecture at the event in Reykjavík. He'll present the paper entitled Ethnic support groups and the minority culture of (educational) mobility: An institutional ethnography from North Hungary , written together with Judit Durst.
The event will take place at the University of Iceland, Reykjavík, 15-17 August 2019.
The program can be read here.