The list of international projects SAS
Institute of Ethnology and Social Anthropology
Analysis of the second regional cycle of Periodic Reports under the 2003 Convention by States Parties in Europe
Analýza druhého regionálneho cyklu periodických správ podľa dohovoru z roku 2003 zmluvnými štátmi v Európe
COST Action CA19129 - Decolonising Development: Research, Teaching and Practice
COST Action CA19129 - Dekolonizačný vývoj: Výskum, výučba a prax
| Duration: |
9.9.2020 - 8.9.2024 |
| Program: |
COST |
| Project leader: |
Mgr. Belák Andrej PhD. |
| Annotation: | The Action DecolDEV takes on the challenge to reconstruct the concept and practice of development after its deconstruction. It aims for a resetting and diversification of the actors, structures, institutions and spaces in which knowledge about and for development is produced, shared, contested and put into practice. The
Action will progress beyond the state-of-the-art through exploring and formulating alternatives in three areas:
Research, Teaching and Practice. |
COST Action CA20105 - Slow Memory: Transformative Practices for Times of Uneven and Accelerating Change
COST Action CA20105 - Pomalá pamäť: Transformačné praktiky v časoch nerovnomerných a zrýchľujúcich sa zmien
| Duration: |
14.10.2021 - 13.10.2025 |
| Program: |
COST |
| Project leader: |
PhDr. Vrzgulová Monika CSc. |
| Annotation: | We are living in times of deep contradictions. While our world accelerates and grows smaller through superfast digital networks, it is also marked by widening socio-economic disparities. We face viral pandemics, rapid species extinction, increased automation of work, quick fixes for mental health, political upheavals and displacements of old certainties. Adaptation and resilience to these challenges must draw on past experiences and cultural resources – this can only happen if we slow down and take time to remember well. This Action addresses the need for increased interdisciplinarity in our understanding of how societies confront their past to contend with environmental, economic and social changes brought on by sudden events and by slow and creeping transformations. The future of peace, prosperity, politics, work and climate will depend upon how we remember socio-cultural and political changes. Transformative practices of remembrance – as objects of study and as critical interventions – will be shared collaboratively across Arts and Sciences in order to reveal the ways in which humans confront large-scale processes of change. This Action will uniquely focus the attention of scholars, policymakers and cultural professionals on alternative paths to build resilience in the face of contemporary rapid-response culture. Through transnational and interdisciplinary discussions, we will address urgency, emergency, crisis and acceleration by drawing together the ‘multi-sited’, ‘eventless’ and slow-moving phenomena that can best be studied by ‘slowing down’ our research methods, to afford capacity building, knowledge generation and impact activities. Inspired by ‘slow science’ (Stengers 2018), we seek an alternative kind of social remembering. |
COST Action CA20107 - Connecting Theory and Practical Issues of Migration and Religious Diversity
COST Action CA20107 - Teória prepojenia a praktické otázky migrácie a náboženskej diverzity
| Duration: |
21.10.2021 - 20.10.2025 |
| Program: |
COST |
| Project leader: |
Mgr. Škobla Daniel PhD. |
| Annotation: | “Connecting Theory and Practical Issues of Migration and Religious Diversity” (COREnet) is an interdisciplinary network that aims at knowledge production, knowledge exchange and capacity building across Europe in the intersection of migration and religious diversity with a particular emphasis on bottom-up research. The background of the network is the pressing social situation that is characterised by the fact that migrants and Syrian war refugees coming to Europe, have become one of the major political issues and social challenges during the past years. Research, capacity building and exchange are important tools to analyse what lies behind these challenges and possible solutions. The network aims thus to contribute to overcoming divisions within and across European countries with the help of innovative approach that would add to existing social scientific knowledge on migration and religious diversity the study of religions and theological insights explaining the narratives of migrants and refugees. Drawing in researchers from all stages of their careers, and across different European countries, training a new generation of interdisciplinary action researchers capable of connecting study of religions and theology and the social sciences, and working that into action through processes of co-production. This network brings the bridging of knowledge with stakeholders – governmental, non-governmental and media organizations working in the field of diversity management on the local and national levels. |
Community-based needs identification living heritage among displaced communities from Ukraine: Hungary, Moldova, Poland, Romania and Slovakia
Identifikácia potrieb v oblasti živého dedičstva v komunitách vysídlencov z Ukrajiny
| Duration: |
21.4.2022 - 31.12.2023 |
| Program: |
UNESCO |
| Project leader: |
Mgr. Voľanská Ľubica PhD. |
| Annotation: | As a direct response to the war in Ukraine, the Institute of Ethnology and Social Anthropology of the Slovak Academy of Sciences is coordinating an international project initiated by UNESCO, Living Heritage Entity. In cooperation with partners, the project aims to identify needs related to living heritage among displaced communities, groups and individuals from Ukraine who live in five neighbouring countries: Hungary, Moldova, Poland, Romania and Slovakia. The identification of needs was highlighted as a priority area for action during a coordination meeting organized by UNESCO to promote the protection of Ukraine's living heritage on 18 March 2022. |
Conceptualizing and mapping exposure of vulnerable Roma communities to natural hazards
Konceptualizácia a mapovanie vystavenia zraniteľných rómskych komunít prírodným rizikám
Cultural Identities in Slovakia and Serbia. Do we still live in post-socialism?
Kultúrne identity na Slovensku a v Srbsku. Žijeme stále v postsocializme?
Exploring the Past in Peace
Spoznávanie minulosti v mieri
| Duration: |
1.9.2022 - 31.8.2024 |
| Program: |
Erasmus+ |
| Project leader: |
Mgr. Voľanská Ľubica PhD. |
| Annotation: |
The project will concentrate on developing a digital tool in the form of a gamified application focusinf on the cultural heritage present in the partner countries. In terms of content, the application will cover parts of the elementary and high school curricula in the project partner countries. More specifically, however, it will tackle this curriculum from the perspective of cultural heritage listed in the tools of the UNESCO Conventions 1972 and 2003. The project will strongly build on the global peaceful narrative of UNESCO and on the narrative of the European Union, especially its common values. Project follows the research line within the Research conception of IESA SAS (2021-2025) focused on current forms of cultural heritage. |
Transgeneration transfer of holocaust trauma - prevention and care
Transgeneračný prenos traumy holokaustu – prevencia a starostlivosť
| Duration: |
1.1.2022 - 31.3.2024 |
| Program: |
International Visegrad Fund (IVF) |
| Project leader: |
PhDr. Vrzgulová Monika CSc. |
| Annotation: | The project focuses on connecting multidisciplinary specialists interested in research and healing of the transgenerational transmission of Holocaust trauma. A lot of untreated traumas from the collective catastrophe have been passed to the next generations. The aim is to exchange information and experience about this issue within the V4 countries and to bring new insights about healing of trauma for Jewish communities and for the specialists who work with this issue. |
The total number of projects: 9
