Conference in Târgu Mureş on April 10.
We are pleased to announce that the next regular open workshop and conference of the ERC Sovereignty project will take […]
Keston Fellowship awarded to Željko Oset
Željko Oset has been awarded a Keston Fellowship to conduct research at the Keston Center for Religion, Politics, and Society […]
András Fejérdy on the Hungarian Catholic Church between 1930-1944
Photo: Lambert Attila/ Magyar Kurír On January 15, András Fejérdy, the PI of the Sovereignty research project held a talk […]
Miklós Tömöry’s Presentation in Belgrade on Orthodox Bishop Platon Atanacković
On December 12, 2024, Miklós Tömöry, research fellow of the ERC Sovereignty research group presented his paper “Loyalty of the […]
Željko Oset and Miklós Tömöry on the Bishop’s Oath in the Greek Catholic Eparchy of Križevci before and after 1918
The Sovereignty ERC project aims to discover continuities and discontinuities of the state-church relationship with a particular reference to the […]
The ERC Sovereignty research team at the 2024 ASEEES annual convention in Boston
Between 20th and 24th of November 2024, seven members of the Sovereignty ERC research team, principal investigator András Fejérdy, Anca […]
Željko Oset’s presentation in Zagreb on Stella Alexander and Yugoslavia in the 1980s
Željko Oset presented the paper “There are no rules, just situations. Stella Alexander about the situation in Yugoslavia in the […]
András Fejérdy’s Presentation on the Oath of Allegiance in Fribourg
On 10-11 June, École Française de Rome, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and University of Fribourg organised the second event of […]
Presentations of András Fejérdy and Przemysław Pazik in Lyon
On 5-7 June, András Fejérdy, PI, and Przemysław Pazik, postdoctoral researcher of the ERC project Sovereignty, participated in the international […]
Presentation of Przemysław Pazik in Munich
On 3 May Przemysław Pazik, postdoctoral research fellow of the ERC Sovereignty project participated in the conference “Connecting Catholics in […]
Workshop and Open Seminar of the Sovereignty ERC Project in Warsaw
report by Miklós Tömöry; pictures by Anca Şincan and Miklós Tömöry Since the beginning of the project, fellows of the […]
Open Seminar in Warsaw on April 24, 2024
Research fellows of the Sovereignty project will present their findings considering church-state relations in the 20th century at the upcoming […]
Assemani Seminar for Eastern Catholic History
On 19 February, a new round of the Assemani Seminar for Eastern Catholic History kicks off with Julia Buyskykh’s keynote […]
Presentation of Katalin Pataki in Cambridge on the 1781 introduction of the Oath of Allegiance
On 31 January 2024, Katalin Pataki, postdoctoral research fellow of the ERC Sovereignty project held a presentation at the Cambridge […]
Presentations of András Fejérdy and Emília Hrabovec in Rome
On 18 January, the École Française de Rome, the Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and the University of Fribourg organised in […]
András Fejérdy’s presentation in Esztergom
The Church History Committee of the Archdiocese of Esztergom, the Saint Adalbert Foundation for Central and Eastern European Studies, the […]
Workshop on November 10, 2023
The third workshop of the research group Negotiating Sovereignty at the HUN-REN Institute of History took place on November 10, […]
Anca Şincan’s presentation in Brussels
Between 19 and 20 of October the Center for the Interdisciplinary Study of Religions and Laicity at the Free University of Brussels organized the conference "Committed but not activist? Engaging in Christian European and colonial social and healthcare charities (1945 – 2000)" Dr. Anca Șincan presented her paper "The reclassification of nuns in the public hospital services under the communist regime in Romania".
Przemysław Pazik’s presentation in Warsaw
Between 6 and 7 September 2023 Przemysław Pazik, a postdoctoral researcher in the Sovereignty team participated in the conference “Churches […]
András Fejérdy’s lecture in Munich
In the winter semester of the academic year 2022/2023, the Department for the History of Eastern and South-Eastern Europe of LMU Munich organized a Master Course and Colloquium on Eastern European History which aimed to broaden knowledge of, and present recent research results on 19th-20th centuries in East-Central Europe.