The subjective character of urbanity invites to differentiate actors: urban experiences are shaped by the identity of individuals and groups, their ethnic, social and religious background, their dreams, agendas and values. Our main interest lies in grasping and analysing the essential contribution of religion to this complex and intertwined formation of urbanity (and vice versa).… Read More Urbanity: History, Concept, Uses, University of Erfurt, 16.11.2022 – 18.11.2022

entral and Eastern Europe has come a long way in terms of redefining its spatial dimensions. Since 1989-1991, some states have disappeared, appeared or reappeared. These processes laid the foundations for deeper reconfiguration of politics, society, and economy. The aim of this workshop is to track discourses about perceptions of space in CEE: how they… Read More CfP. Geographical Imaginaries in Central and Eastern Europe: Space in politics, history, culture and religion after 1989, Lund University, 26.05.2023 – 27.05.2023