Dislocated Landscape: Disruptions and Reconfigurations in the Humanities and Social Sciences since the Russian Invasion of Ukraine. Second international workshop with CEFRES non-residential fellows, Prague, October 22-23, 2024.
A review by Bleuenn Bidois and Nathan Ridel, completed by Mateusz Chmurski.
Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, Humanities and Social Sciences in (and dedicated to) Central and Eastern Europe have been constantly reshaped. Disrupting the post-Cold war order, the Russian invasion has led to several reconfigurations in contemporary societies, economies, or cultures. With its geopolitical impetus, the conflict has also not only impeded but also initiated or strengthened research endeavours. While numerous conceptual, thematic, or institutional changes that have occurred recently will need to be seized and analysed in the years to come, this dislocated (academic) landscape shall (and needs to) be questioned already.
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