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Diaspora Nationalism: The Case of Zionism 2015/16 Winter

Classics of Nationalism Studies 2015/2016 Fall

The Holocaust in Comparative Perspectives 2015/16 Winter

NATI 5005 - Academic Writing 2015/2016 Fall

Nationalism in Southeastern Europe 2015/16 Winter

Citizenship Regimes in Europe: Norms and Practices - Szabolcs Pogonyi

Practical Thesis Planning Seminar I. 2015/2016 Fall

Anthropological Approaches to Ethnicity, Racism and Nationalism - With Special Reference to Roms and Romany Peoples 2015/2016 Fall

Institutional and Legal Approaches to Religious Diversity 2015/16 Winter

Nationalism, national identity, national feeling: the sociological and socio-psychological approach - András Kovács 15-16

Legal and Institutional Approaches to Minority Protection - András Pap - 15-16

Federal Systems: The EU, US and India Compared 2015/16 Winter

International Norms and their Application: Border Disputes, Self-determintation and Minority Protection 2015/2016 Fall

Sociology Approaches: Empirical Research on Problems of Nationalism and Minorities 2015/2016 Spring

Sociological Approaches to Race and Ethnicity: the Roma in Central Europe - Juli Szalai

Anthropological Approaches to Ethnicity, Racism and Nationalism With Special Reference to Roms and Romany Peoples 2015/16 Winter

Monuments and Memorials: some aspects of constructing national identity and public memory through the visual arts in Central and Eastern Europe 2015/16 Winter

Roma Exclusion: Education as a Domain of the Racialization of Poverty - Juli Szalai

Ethnic Quotas and Affirmative Action in Higher Education 2015/2016 Spring

Workshop: Thesis Proposals and Projects 2015/16 Winter

Introduction to the Study of Nationalism - Szabolcs Pogonyi 15-16

The Global Diffusion of Multiculturalism and Minority Rights 2015/16 Winter

The Sociology of Prejudice Understanding the Methods of Social Research - Luca Váradi 2015 Fall-Winter

External and Internal Determinants of the Recent Global Migration to Europe

Nationalism: Theories and Methodologies 2015/16 Winter

Interpretations of Modern Antisemitism 2015/16 Winter

Nationalism and Political Theory 2015/2016 Fall

Asceticism, Mysticism, and Gender in Jewish Tradition 2015/16 Fall

Jews and the City