The international conference Dawn of Eurasia organized by the Eurasia Center of the John von Neumann University is the 8th edition of the successful conferences on Eurasian studies held as a traveling conference in the spring semester, this time at the Faculty of Humanities of Pázmány Péter Catholic University in fusion with the PEACH Junior Conference. The organizers invite PhD, MA and BA students whose research field or interests are related to Eurasia to present their research findings at the Conference.
Co-organizers:
- Modern East Asia Research Group
- Budapest Financial Center
- Hungarian-Chinese Youth Friendship Association
Date: May 9th, 2025
Time: 10:00-15:00
Venue: Pázmány Péter Catholic University, 1111 Budapest, Bertalan Lajos utca 2.
Language of the conference: English and Hungarian Abstract submission deadline: April 28th, 2025 Registration fee: none
The room for strategic maneuvering and advocacy capacities of all state actors in the contemporary international system may be fundamentally determined by their ability to adapt to three important and accelerating Eurasian trends. The first of these is the growing contrast between integration in the realm of economies and fragmentation in the realm of security. The second trend is the growing visibility, acceptance, membership and scope of pan- (Eurasian) ideas, agreements and institutions that are less relevant to external powers. The third trend, and perhaps the most significant at the level of individual states’ strategic planning, is the reconnection of the various sub-regions of Eurasia into a more integrated strategic and economic space.
In this context, Eurasia Center pays particular attention to research findings on phenomena in the Eurasian region and provides a forum for sharing them, including through the Conference of the Dawn of Eurasia.
The Eurasia Center welcomes presentations analyzing developments in Eurasia regarding the following topics,
- economics,
- politics,
- social studies,
- technology,
- finance, (Eurasian financial centers)
- megatrends,
- sustainability,
- and infrastructure.
DRAFT PROGRAM
10:00-11:45 Plenary session
The conference will begin with a plenary presentation of the fourth volume of Eurázsia Szemle, an academic journal published by the Eurasia Center, followed by a session presentation.
11:45-12:30 Lunch Break
12:30-15:00 Lectures
To give a presentation at the Conference we invite you to register until April 28th at the following address: eurasiacenter@nje.hu.
For registration, please submit your name, affiliation, and an extended abstract (between 300 and 500 words) of your proposed presentation.
The extended abstracts will be published in an ISBN-assigned volume after the conference.
The invitation to the conference by clicking on the “Download” button: