Series of Lectures: History of Academic (Un)Freedom in Central and Eastern Europe

From April to July the series of lectures History of Academic (Un)Freedom in Central and Eastern Europe, hosted by Klavdia Smola, is going to take place at ABS 06-001 (August-Bebel-Str. 30) as well as online.
The lecture series explores the phenomenon of academic (un)freedom from a historical perspective, spanning the period from the eighteenth century to the present day. By examining a wide range of media and forms, the series aims to illuminate how academic freedoms have been negotiated, restricted, defended, and transformed over time, and how these dynamics continue to shape scholarly work and public discourse today.

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