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medical imaging Duration 3/1/25 - 2/28/28 University institutions Interdisciplinary Centre for European Studies (ICES) , Frisian Department Description Importantly, experience with multiple languages

research group Francesco Arman, Executive for Schools, Education and Social Affairs Dr. Maria Bogdan, European Roma Institute for Arts and Culture, Fortunoff/Vienna Wiesenthal Institute for Holocaust Studies

institutions: Documentation and Cultural Centre of German Sinti and Roma, Fritz Bauer Institute, Central European University (Department of History, Department of Gender Studies), Vienna Wiesenthal Institute for [...] for Holocaust Studies, German Historical Institute Washington Conference 2: ‘Self-articulation and European Persecution History’ in Heidelberg, organised by SP 5 (Patrut) and SP 6 (Penter/Reuter) in cooperation [...] Prof. Dr. Tanja Penter University of Heidelberg Antiziganism Research Centre Professor of Eastern European History Further information on the university website Dr. Frank Reuter University of Heidelberg

between (artistic and journalistic) self-development and (state and academic) repression in the European context. Journalism and journalism, political programme papers and protocols of meetings of Rom*nja [...] is the claim to social participation justified in Rom*nja journalism? What positions are taken in European debates and how is the intellectual discourse adapted? 2. To what extent and by what means do s [...] Nations? Cooperations with other projects: - The conference ‘Self-articulation and the history of European persecution’ is organised jointly with SP 6. This conference is being prepared and organised in

managers Prof. Dr. Thomas Bohn Justus Liebig University Giessen Institute of History / Eastern European History Further information on the university website

regulatory discourses) as a contribution to the joint database of the research group and to the European intertwined history of antiziganism, antisemitism and colonial racism. Selected results - Dissertation

Aims AIM 1 - to investigate the function of Gypsy figures as borderline and negotiating figures of European modernity. AIM 2 - to discuss the question of the extent to which Gypsies and Roma are merely objects

the agency of Sinti*zze and Rom*nja . Together, transfers, synchronies and asynchronies between European spaces from Spain to Germany and Romania will be analysed. The results of the research group will

change, by studying court citations to previous case law. It focuses on the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU). Like other precedent setting courts, the judgments of the CJEU include holdings specifying

Democratic Innovation in the EU" 12.06. 17:30-19:00 Dr. Vincent Gengnagel Dr. Stefan Wallaschek The 2024 European Parliament election in the polycrisis. What now? 27.06. 16:30-18:00 ICES Minerva Lecture