Cultural Learning, Imitation, and Articraft Understanding: A Comparative Perspective

Course Director:

Josep Call, Max-Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology György Gergely, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Developmental Research Institute for Psychological Research, Budapest, Hungary

[readers] [schedule] [detailed description] [brief description] July 4-15, 2005 

Bookish Traditions: Authority and the Book in Scripturalist Religions

Course Directors:

Aziz Al-Azmeh, Central European University, Budapest, Hungary Nadia Al-Bagdadi, Central European University, Budapest, Hungary

This course is generously supported by a grant from INTAS for participants from NIS countries.

For further information see the brief and detailed course descriptions.

[readers] [schedule] [syllabus] [detailed description] [brief description] July 4-15, 2005

Conflict and the Law in Medieval Europe

Course Directors:

Warren C. Brown, California Institute of Technology, USA Piotr Górecki, University of California, Riverside, USA

[readers] [schedule] [syllabus] [detailed description] [brief description] July 18-29, 2005

Ethnopolitics in Eurasia and the Middle East

Course Director:

Erin Jenne, Central European University, Budapest, Hungary

This course is generously supported by a grant from INTAS for participants from NIS countries.

For further information see the brief and detailed course descriptions.

[readers] [schedule] [syllabus] [detailed description] [brief description] July 4-15, 2005

Globalization, Governance and International Relations Theory (with distance learning modules before and after)

Course Director:

Roger A. Coate, University of South Carolina/United Nations University, USA

[readers] [syllabus] [schedule] [detailed description] [brief description] July 11-22, 2005

History and Nationalism in Central Asia

Course Director:

Ablet Kamalov, Al-Farabi Kazakh National University, Institute of Oriental Studies, Almaty, Kazakhstan

This course is generously supported by a grant from INTAS for participants from NIS countries.

For further information see the brief and detailed course descriptions.

[readers] [schedule] [syllabus] [detailed description] [brief description] July 4-15, 2005 

Ethnicity and Nationalism

Course Director:

Ashutosh Varshney, Department of Political Science, University of Michigan, USA

[readers] [schedule] [detailed description] [brief description] July 18-29, 2005 

X. European Summer School in Local Government Studies

Leadership and Local Democracy: Does Leadership Make a Difference?

In co-operation with the EUROLOC Network and co-funded by the European Consortium for Political Research and the Local Government and Public Service Reform Initiative of the Open Society Institute, Budapest

Course Director:

Paweł Swianiewicz, Warsaw University, Poland

Please note that the application deadline for this course is April 8, 2005.

For further course-specific eligibility and funding information please see the brief and detailed descriptions.

 

[readers] [schedule] [syllabus] [program description] [brief description] July 4-15, 2005 

Transnational Flows, Structures, Agents and the Idea of Development

Course Directors:

Judit Bodnár, Central European University, Department of History/Sociology, Budapest, Hungary Ayse Çaglar, Central European University, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Budapest, Hungary Shalini Randeria, University of Zurich, Department of Anthropology, Switzerland

[readers] [schedule] [course description and syllabus] [brief description] July 4-15, 2005

ERRA – International Training Program on Energy Regulatory Practices

Co-sponsored by the United States Agency for International Development

Course Director:

Péter Kaderják, Former Chairman of Energy Regulators Regional Association (ERRA), Regional Center for Energy Policy Research, Budapest Corvinus University

Please note that the application deadline for this course is April 30, 2005.
Click here to download ERRA application form.
For further information please contact Krisztina Kasza.

[about the faculty] [brief description] July 18-22, 2005

Mediation and Other Methods to Foster Democratic Dialogue – Introductory Track

A Chance to Reform, a Chance to Heal: Exploring the Potential of Restorative Justice – Advanced Track

In co-operation with Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, New York and Hamline University School of Law, Minnesota

Course Directors:

Lela P. Love, Kukin Program for Conflict Resolution at Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law/Yeshiva University, New York, USA James R. Coben, Dispute Resolution Institute at Hamline University School of Law, Minnesota, USA

This course is generously supported by a grant from INTAS for participants from NIS countries.

For further information see the brief and detailed course descriptions.

Please note that participation in the advanced track is on a fee-paying basis, however, a limited number of scholarships are available for participants from countries of emerging democracies.

 [Schedule-Introductory] [Schedule-Advanced] [Syllabus - Introductory Track] [Syllabus - Advanced Track] [detailed description] [brief description] July 4-15, 2005

Strategic Corruption Control and Organizational Integrity

In co-operation with The Tiri Network, London and the Center for Policy Studies, Central European University, Budapest

Course Director:

Fredrik Galtung, The Tiri Network, London, UK

[readers] [schedule] [syllabus] [detailed description] [brief description] July 4-15, 2005

Intergovernmental Fiscal Relations and Local Financial Management (with distance learning module)

Co-sponsored by the Local Government and Public Service Reform Initiative of the Open Society Institute, Budapest and the World Bank Institute, Washington

Course Directors:

József Hegedüs, Metropolitan Research Institute, Budapest, Hungary Adrian Ionescu, Local Government and Public Service Reform Initiative of the Open Society Institute, Budapest, Hungary Serdar Yilmaz, World Bank Institute, Washington, USA

This course is generously supported by a grant from INTAS for participants from NIS countries.

For further information see the brief and detailed course descriptions.

[readers] [schedule] [detailed description] [brief description] July 4-15, 2005

Civil Society Organizations: Promoting Pro-Poor Policy and Social Inclusion

In co-operation with the Overseas Development Institute (UK) and the Center for Policy Studies at CEU, Budapest with sponsorship of the European Commission FP6 "Structuring the European Research Area"

Course Directors:

Diane Stone, Center for Policy Studies, Central European University, Budapest, Hungary John Young, Overseas Development Institute (ODI), London, UK

[readers] [schedule] [syllabus] [detailed description] [brief description] July 11-15, 2005

Strategic Approach to Urban Challenges

Co-sponsored by the Local Government and Public Service Reform Initiative (LGI) of the Open Society Institute, Budapest

Course Directors:

Liviu Ianasi, "Ion Mincu" University of Architecture and Planning, Bucharest, Romania Katalin Pallai, Urban Specialist, Budapest, Hungary

For special application requirements please see the brief and detailed course descriptions.

[readers] [schedule] [detailed description] [brief description] July 4-15, 2005