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What drives democratic breakthroughs in post-Soviet Eurasia? Join Oleksandr Fisun for a talk on informal institutions, oligarchic power-sharing, and the paradox of “Machiavellian moments” shaping competitive politics across the region. ⏰29 April 2026, 12:30 pm tinyurl.com/4tcawym5

Informal Institutions, Republicanism, and the Origins of Competitive Politics: The Puzzle of ‘Machiavellian Moments’ in Post-Soviet Eurasia

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For our next IAS CEU seminar, join Péter Krekó for a lecture on how modern “spin dictatorships” manage information and shape discourse in polarized media environments. Why is there a demand for deceit, and why do citizens embrace misleading narratives? ⏰18 March 2026, 12:30 pm tinyurl.com/22bex2yr

Brainwashing of the People, by the People, with the People. Informational autocracies and state-sponsored disinformation in the XXI Century

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🔜 Don’t forget to join us for Dorota Jagoda Michalska’s lecture on Polish artist Władysław Hasior and for a discussion of class within the allegedly ‘classless’ society of the Polish People’s Republic after 1956. ⏰ 3 December, 12:30 pm CET 📍 Budapest,Nador u. 13, Zoom 👉 tinyurl.com/234szupn #IASCEU

Assembling the ‘Chłopo-Robotnik’: Władysław Hasior (1928-1999) and the Materiality of the Semiperiphery

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Meet Anna Kryvenko, IAS CEU Artist in Residence 2024/25. Her project "This House is Undamaged" explores Mariupol’s transformation under Russian occupation, using hybrid documentary film to deconstruct media images and reveal stories of displacement, survival, and loss. 👉 tinyurl.com/2t2csfky

Meet Anna Kryvenko – IAS CEU Artist in Residence 2024/25

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