Thursday 25 March 2021

• 16:00 - Our Daily Byzantium: Medieval Heritage, Nation-building, and Politics in Serbia
  Dr Alexandra Vukovich (Oxford), Dr Milan Vukašinović (Uppsala), Professor Filip Ejdus (Belgrade), Dr Milena Repajić (Belgrade), Professor Marko Šuica (Belgrade), Professor Aleksandar Ignjatović (Belgrade), Dr Višnja Kisić (Europa Nostra Serbia/UNESCO), Professor Miloš Jovanović (UCLA), Dr Mirela Ivanova (Oxford), Professor Emir O. Filipović (Sarajevo)
  TORCH New Critical Approaches to the Byzantine World

Tuesday 28 April 2020

• 17:00 - The First Church of St Sophia in Kyiv
  Dr Vadym Aristov (Institute of Ukrainian History, Kyiv)
  Early Slavonic Webinar

Tuesday 5 May 2020

• 17:00 - Was Alexander really from Macedonia? The East Slavic genealogy of Alexander the Great
  Professor Susana Torres Prieto (IE University, Madrid)
  Early Slavonic Webinar

Tuesday 12 May 2020

• 17:00 - Medieval Memory Wars in Post-Socialist Russia and Ukraine
  Dr Sean Griffin (Dartmouth College)
  Early Slavonic Webinar

Tuesday 19 May 2020

• 17:00 - The Kingdom of a Rus': A New Theoretical Model of Rulership
  Professor Christian Raffensperger (Wittenberg University)
  Early Slavonic Webinar

Tuesday 26 May 2020

• 17:00 - Tradition and Creation, or How Did Rus'ian Chroniclers Construct Their World?
  Dr Ines Garcia de la Puente (Boston University)
  Early Slavonic Webinar

Tuesday 2 June 2020

• 17:00 - Who Wrote the Povest' vremennykh let?
  Professor Don Ostrowski (Harvard University)
  Early Slavonic Webinar

Tuesday 9 June 2020

• 17:00 - Belated Jerusalems: Maksim Grek against Translatio Hierosolymi
  Mr Justin Willson (Princeton University), Mr Ashley Morse (Harvard University)
  Early Slavonic Webinar

Tuesday 16 June 2020

• 17:00 - How and Where the Old Slavic Digenis Akritis Was Made
  Professor Robert Romanchuk (Florida State University)
  Early Slavonic Webinar

Tuesday 23 June 2020

• 17:00 - The “grand retinue” in North-Eastern Europe in the 10th-11th centuries
  Professor Petr Stefanovich (Higher School of Economics, Moscow)
  Early Slavonic Webinar