Ludovika University of Public Service
Research Institute for Politics and Government
Do Britain and Europe have a conservative future? International conference in Budapest on conservative visions of Europe’s future
On 18 June 2024, the Research Institute for Politics and Government of the Eötvös József Research Centre together with the Danube Institute held an international conference discussing British and European conservative visions of Europe’s future.
2024. 06. 26.
Critique of Progressivism and Neoliberalism: A Chestertonian Perspective
Chesterton was an English Catholic social thinker. A key player in the intellectual debates of his times, he was soon forgotten after WW2. He enjoys a renaissance, nowadays, as his critical views of the ruling ideologies of his age are quite timely again.
2024. 05. 31.
Mathis Bitton, a PhD candidate from Harvard joins the Institute
Ludovika International Talents Program aims to support visiting researchers who embrace the values of the University and are engaged in research in one of the fields of science taught or researched at the University's faculties or research centres.
2024. 05. 08.
International Conference on Neo-Aristotelian Politics at Ludovika University of Public Service
On 25th April 2024, the Research Institute for Politics and Government hosted a conference under the title Neo-Aristotelian Politics: Recent Debates on Virtue, Natural Law and Technology.
2024. 05. 02.
Research seminar series at the Research Institute for Politics and Government
in 2024
2024. 01. 22.
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Do Britain and Europe have a conservative future? International conference in Budapest on conservative visions of Europe’s future
On 18 June 2024, the Research Institute for Politics and Government of the Eötvös József Research Centre together with the Danube Institute held an international conference discussing British and European conservative visions of Europe’s future.
2024.06.26.
Research seminar 18/2024
Asanga Welikala: Constitutional Conservatism: A Self-Interrogation
2024.06.21.
Research seminar 16/2024
Alexander Rosenthal Pubul: Conservative Humanism and the Fate of the West
2024.06.06.
Free Speech and Freedom of Thought: British and European Conservative Visions of the Future of Europe
Joint Conference of the Danube Institute and the Ludovika University of Public Service.
2024.06.03.
Research seminar 17/2024
Paolo Carozza: Freedom of Expression and other Human Rights in the Regulation (and Self-Regulation) of Social Media
2024.06.03.
Research seminar 15/2024 Change in time: 10 am
Mathis Bitton: Prometheus Reborn: Francis Bacon and the Birth of Modern Technology
2024.05.31.
Critique of Progressivism and Neoliberalism: A Chestertonian Perspective
Chesterton was an English Catholic social thinker. A key player in the intellectual debates of his times, he was soon forgotten after WW2. He enjoys a renaissance, nowadays, as his critical views of the ruling ideologies of his age are quite timely again.
2024.05.31.
Research seminar 14/2024
Michael Klenk: The Nature of Manipulation
2024.05.24.
Research seminar 13/2024
John Boersma: Friendship in Aristotle's Musical Republic
2024.05.17.
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