News from the Field of Excellence “Dimensions of Europeanization”
The Field of Excellence (FoE) and Centre for Southeast European Studies (CSEES) will be joined by four Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellows, who won the prestigious fellowship in February 2021. At the CSEES, Nejra Nuna Čengić will investigate “Female Paid Domestic Care Work: A Node of Changing Social Relationships in Bosnia and Herzegovina” and Ana Pajvančić Cizelj “Spatialities of Europeanization in Western Balkans (EURoWEB)” with Florian Bieber serving as mentor. At the Institute of Slavic Studies, Yvonne Zivković will conduct research on “Migrant Authors from Southeastern Europe and the Transfer of Intangible Heritage (MASETIH)” with Renate Hansen-Kokoruš as mentor. At the Centre for Information Modelling - Austrian Centre for Digital Humanities, Bernhard Bauer will investigate “Early Medieval Glosses And The Question Of Their Genesis: A Case Study On The Vienna Bede” with the mentor Georg Vogeler. Over the past years, the CSEES and the FoE had been able to secure seven Marie Skłodowska-Curie fellowships.
Additionally, the fellowship program of the Field of Excellence “Dimensions of Europeanization” focuses each academic year on a different topic and supports four junior fellows (post-doc and early career) and two senior fellows (tenured professors and equivalent). Fellows spend one semester in Graz to conduct and present research and collaborate with other researchers. The CfA for the academic year 2021/22 focuses on the theme “Localization and Regionalization as Parallel Processes to Europeanization”. In the current academic year, the FoE has been hosting five visiting fellows: Dilek Özkan, Andrew Vidali, Suzana Vuljevic, and Marta Zorko. You can find their research profiles here. In summer semester 2021, Tamara Banjeglav spent her fellowship mainly virtually at the University of Graz.
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