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CENTRAL is a Network of Excellence between five renowned Central European universities. Providing a vivid platform for scientific discussion and exchange, we facilitate a diversity of research and outreach activities.

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13.10.2021

The Vienna Circle - Interview with Prof. Friedrich Stadler

Prof. Friedrich Stadler is the co-curator (together with Prof. Karl Sigmund) of the exhibition...

06.10.2021

The exhibition about Vienna Circle is on display in Prague

The exhibition about Vienna Circle curated by prof. Karl Sigmund and prof. Friedrich Stadler from...

26.07.2021

Socialist (Dis-)Connections in the Global Cold War (27-28 June 2022)

We live in an increasingly globalized world—but the prehistory of this status quo outside the West...

26.07.2021

Mapping the Scenes: Digital Humanities in Cultural Studies in Central and Central Eastern Europe

This project brings together a multidisciplinary team of art historians, literary scholars,...

26.07.2021

Memory policy in theoretical and practical dimensions

The planned workshop within the CENTRAL project entitled “Memory policy in theoretical and practical...

26.07.2021

Towards a Central European doctoral school in modern history

In recent years, we have noticed that there has been a wide demand in the scholarly community to...

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Initiatives and statements by the CENTRAL universities

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CENTRAL is striving to be the Network of Excellence for Central Europe, approaching and propelling multifaceted issues – cultural, societal, economic. Read more

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CENTRAL stands with Ukraine

The invasion of Ukraine by the armed forces of the Russian Federation is a brutal breach of international law, which the universities united in CENTRAL condemn in the strongest possible terms. Central Europe has been the scene of such aggression by totalitarian states several times in the 20th century, both by Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union. The memory of the associated crimes is alive in Central Europe. We have all the more respect for the unshakeable will of the Ukrainian people to establish a democratic constitutional state in their country on the basis of the values we all share and profess.

Ukrainians and their country are an integral part of Europe. We declare our solidarity with the Ukrainian people in their struggle for freedom and democracy. We stand in solidarity with our colleagues and the students of Ukraine and will take measures to support them.