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Research Seminar Series of the IOS Economics Department
Time: Tuesdays, 2-3.30 pm
Place: IOS, until further notice via ZOOM, Registration.
Programme
Research Laboratory “History and Social Anthropology of (South) East Europe”
Time: Thursdays, 2-4 or 4-6 pm
Place: IOS, until further notice via ZOOM
Programme
Infrastructure in East and Southeast Europe in Comparative Perspective: Past, Present and Future
8th Annual Conference of the Leibniz Institute for East and Southeast European Studies (IOS).
Poster
Hybrid
Date: 23 and 24 September
Time: For details see the program
Location: Online via Zoom (Meeting-ID: 884 439 7929, Kenncode: 337230) / Leibniz Institute for East and Southeast European Studies (IOS), Landshuter Str. 4 (Raum 319).
Guests are welcome to join us online – link to be announced.
Program
Online
Date: 5 and 19 October, 16:00
Time: For details see the program
Location: Online via Zoom (Meeting-ID: 824 5820 1575, Kenncode: 797053).
Program
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Die IOS Policy Issues (zur Zeit eingestellt) haben Forschungsergebnisse des Institutes in prägnanter und verständlicher Form aufbereitet, u.a. mit dem Ziel der Politikgestaltung.
2016
| Nr. 13 Lyazzat Nugumanova and Manuela Troschke, Opting out of Blueprints? The fate of Emissions Trading in Kazakhstan as a lesson for international climate policy, 6 S., Oktober 2016 | mehr ... |  |
| Nr. 12 Michael Heyna, Doing Business Reforms in Russia – Winners and Losers, 6 S., Mai 2016 | mehr ... |  |
| Nr. 11 Michael Knogler and Fidelis Lankes, Institutions and labour market outcomes in the EU – A Social Model Employment Efficiency and Income Distribution, 6 S., March 2016 | mehr ... |  |
| Nr. 10 Richard Frensch, Jan Hanousek, and Evžen Kočenda, Trade in parts and components across Europe, 3 S., Februar 2016 | mehr ... |  |
2015
| Nr. 9 Kseniia Gatskova and Maxim Gatskov, Political culture in Ukraine, 6 S., November 2015 | mehr ... |  |
| Nr. 8 Stefano Petrungaro and Ekaterina Selezneva, Rights of Sex Workers in Germany: Shifting Focus from the Locals to the Migrants from Eastern and Southeastern Europe?, 6 S., August 2015 | mehr ... |  |
| Nr. 7 Olga Popova, Religiosity and Economic Policies in Transition Countries, 5 S., Mai 2015 | mehr ... |  |
| Nr. 6 Richard Frensch, External liberalization, specialization, and institutional change in times of globalization: The case of Central, East and Southeast Europe, 6 S., Februar 2015 | mehr ... |  |
| Nr. 5 Ekaterina Selezneva, The Russian Far East: Contemporary problems and prospects of a region at the border with China, 5 S., Januar 2015 | mehr ... |  |
2014
| Nr. 4 Barbara Dietz, Migration and Population Change: Central and East Europeans in Germany are on the rise, 6 S., Juli 2014 | mehr ... |  |
| Nr. 3 Ksenia Gatskova, Can increasing religiosity foster democratization in Ukraine?, 6 S., Juni 2014 | mehr ... |  |
| Nr. 2 Michael Knogler, Poverty and Social Exclusion in Central, Eastern and South-Eastern European Member States, 6 S., Mai 2014 | mehr ... |  |
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| Nr. 1 Manuela Troschke and Florian Wittmann, Inside Oligarchs versus Outside India: Technical (non)progress and environmental effects in Post-Soviet Steel, 6 S., März 2014 | mehr ... |  |