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Policy paper: Belarusian historical scholarship in exile, its current state and challenges
Policy paper: Belarusian historical scholarship in exile, its current state and challenges Hanna Vasilevich and Maxim Karaliou Foreword This policy paper... read more
Producing Belarusian history after 2020: how exile reshapes historical knowledge
Producing Belarusian history after 2020: how exile reshapes historical knowledge Kiryl Kascian Introduction The transformation of Belarusian historical scholarship after 2020 has... read more
Studying resistance across Eastern Europe: toward a new analytical paradigm
Studying resistance across Eastern Europe: toward a new analytical paradigm Tatsiana Astrouskaya The return of dissident histories Ten to fifteen years ago,... read more
Francysk Skaryna across national narratives: Belarus, Lithuania, Poland and Czechia
Francysk Skaryna across national narratives: Belarus, Lithuania, Poland and Czechia Aliaksandr Parshankou The name of the first book publisher[1] of the... read more
Digital authoritarianism and historians in exile: the disappearance of Belarus’s digital archives?
Digital authoritarianism and historians in exile: the disappearance of Belarus’s digital archives? Aliaksei Bratachkin For academics in exile—particularly those engaged... read more
Competing interpretations of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania in contemporary national narratives
Competing interpretations of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania in contemporary national narratives Viktar Yakubau The legacy of the Grand Duchy... read more
Reactive by condition: why the exile model of Belarusian academia cannot sustain itself
Reactive by condition: why the exile model of Belarusian academia cannot sustain itself Hanna Vasilevich Since 2020, Belarusian academic and cultural... read more
Institutional barriers to academic reintegration: the Irish context and Belarusian historical scholarship in exile
Institutional barriers to academic reintegration: the Irish context and Belarusian historical scholarship in exile Vadzim Holubeu For Belarusian historians and... read more
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International Centre for Ethnic and Linguistic Diversity Studies (Czech: Mezinárodní centrum pro studium etnické a jazykové rozmanitosti, z.s.) is a non-partisan non-governmental research institution, established in August 2017 in Prague, Czechia.