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Description of the programme / policy
The Institute for East European Studies supports research and publication projects that aim to deepen understanding of the politics, society, culture, and history of the region. These projects can be carried out by the institute’s faculty members or by external researchers, and they may take various forms, such as books, journal articles, or multimedia materials.
Main objective of the programme/policy
The main goal of the Institute for East European Studies regarding research and publication projects is to deepen the understanding of the politics, society, culture, and history of the Eastern European region. This goal is achieved through supporting research projects that contribute to the dissemination of knowledge about the region. Additionally, the institute promotes diversity in project formats, including books, journal articles, and multimedia materials. Involvement of various stakeholders, including institute faculty members and external researchers, contributes to a diversity of perspectives and approaches in research. Through publications, workshops, and participation in conferences, the institute’s projects directly contribute to academic debate and research in the field of Eastern Europe. Additionally, the goal is to provide seed funding for the development of one’s own research proposal, and projects that strengthen or complement existing research are welcome.
Specific objective of the programme/policy
The specific objectives of this project include:
- Deeper Understanding of the Region: The focus is on providing a deeper understanding of the politics, society, culture, and history of the Eastern European region.
- Supporting Research: Providing support for research through projects that contribute to deepening knowledge about the region.
- Promoting Diversity of Formats: Enabling a diversity of project formats, including books, journal articles, and multimedia materials.
- Involvement of Various Stakeholders: Enabling faculty members of the institute and external researchers to conduct projects, contributing to diverse perspectives and approaches.
- Contribution to Academic Discourse: Through publications, workshops, and participation in conferences, the projects directly contribute to academic discourse and research in the field of Eastern Europe.