Experts will examine the EUSP application for accreditation between May 27 and 31, 2019 in accordance with Order No. 802-06 issued on May 17, 2019 by the Federal Service for Supervision in Education and Science (Rosobrnadzor). A copy of the original order in Russian was posted on the EUSP web site earlier today.

In 1912, Russia held empire-wide elections to the Fourth State Duma, a parliamentary body established in 1905. In Odessa, the election campaign revealed that Russians fought not only about which candidate to elect, but also about underlying concepts of politics and democracy. When two rival newspapers, Odesskaia pochta and Iuzhnaia mysl, endorsed different "progressive" candidates, they started a debate over competing meanings of democratic representation: the politics of compromise and coalition-building versus the politics of class identity.

  Introduction to Collective Choice and Modern Political Economy  European University St. PetersburgJune 2019     Lecturer Prof. Dr. Clemens Puppe Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)   Schedule First Session: Wednesday, June 5, 11:00–14:00. Second Session: Wednesday, June 5, 15:00–18:00. Third Session: Thursday, June 6, 11:00–14:00.

        The 4th conference within the framework of joint program"The Anthropological Turn in the Humanities and Social Sciences"    

The European University at St. Petersburg has applied for state accreditation of its educational programs. Rosobrnadzor, the Federal Service for Supervision in Education and Science, accepted the documents for examination on April 17, 2019. State accreditation will allow EUSP students and alumni to receive state-recognized diplomas and defer military conscription. Foreign students will also be able to obtain long-term visas and reside in the Russian Federation for the entire period of their studies at accredited programs.

Did women have better sex under socialism? While individual experience may vary, we can get a vivid picture from expert discourses on female pleasure and male deviance, from state policies and expert input into these policies, together with responses by people who were subject to all these interventions. This talk approaches sexuality as one of the most important terrains in the larger societal project of modernity. By tracing sexual tropes, mores and practices as they change across time and place, one can grasp the changing accents of modern societies.

In what is arguably his most politically oriented work, Seminar XVII – The Other Side of Psychoanalysis (1969-70), Jacques Lacan coins the neologism anthropie in order to refer to a form of entropy – a degradation or loss of energy – that would be specific to the human animal. In my presentation I will scrutinise this expression. First, I will introduce the notion of discourse, which is the main focus of Seminar XVII.

The American South has always been different – slavery, secession, poverty, rural, and segregated – seemingly the reverse of American ideals. As novelist William Faulkner noted, in the South, the past is not even past, as the recent conflict over Confederate monuments attests. Why is this so? How have other regions in the U.S. contributed to the Southern mixture of myth and history? And what does its persistence say about the nation?

The third and the final lecture of the IMARES Month of Global Affairs will be on Nationalism with examples from Russia and Serbia.

Venue: Golitsyn Hall in the Golitsyn Loft (20, Fontanka River emb.) The second open lecture of the IMARES Month of Global Affairs by Prof. Nikita Lomagin will be on EU-Russia relations.

Hilary Appel Book Presentation "From Triumph to Crisis: Neoliberal Economic Reforms in Postcommunist Countries" (Cambirdge University Press, 2018).

Dr. Margaret Ellen Newell The Influence of the Colonists’ Relations with American Indianson American History and Identity

Registration: https://eusp.timepad.ru/event/942602/ Lucio Picci (University of Bologna) CORRUPTION:Conceptualization and Measures Lectures at the European University at St. PeterbsurgApril 18, 6:00 pm  

International Colloquium "Anthropology of Migration: New Research in Russia" Saint Petersburg, March 1-2, 2019th

Dear Friends! You are welcome to visit the European University at St. Petersburg to learn more about our MA degree programs, speak with professors, students, alumni, and our team. 16.00 - 19.00 - presentations of our MA degree programs in Russian Studies and in Energy Politics, building tours, meetings with professors, alumni and staff.

You do not need to wait until September 2020 to start your Master's degree in Russian Studies or Energy Politics. You may apply now and start a one-year intensive MA degree program in Political Science in Spring 2020 semester.   Please select your program:

Comparative History Days – 2019 Special Focus: Transnational History A Program Draft Thursday, March 21 9:30 Registration 10: 00 – 10:15 Mikhail Krom (EUSP), Opening Remarks 10:15 – 11:00 Introductory Talk:

ITMO University and European University are launching their first joint master's program.

The European University at St. Petersburg (EUSP) is pleased to welcome Christopher Mouravieff-Apostol, Senior Vice-President of Banque Pictet & Cie and descendent of the celebrated Decembrist family, as part of its distinguished lecture series.  

Through the lens of the Cold War, jazz in the Soviet Union appears as a struggle between conservative party bosses and a rebellious youth striving for freedom and democracy. Michel Abesser’s talk addresses Soviet jazz culture and debates after 1953 and argues for a more complex understanding of its protagonists, discourses and practices. Such a focus can expand our ideas of youth, social stratification after Stalin’s death, and the hybridity between professional and amateur culture.