Accommodation and fees Participation fees The tuition fees cost 450 euros.Participants are free to choose accommodation from a variety of options, with prices starting from 150 euros for the whole 2 weeks. Participants are responsible for their travel expenses.

Discounts and fellowships• 20%: early bird (for registration by 15 April 2015)• 30%: Charles University students & International Hellenic University

students & Alumni• PRIO fellowships• A number of fellowships for travel, accommodation and the waiving

of tuition fees are available based upon merit and financial need.

Application Procedure In order to apply, you need to:

• Complete the online application form• For further information, call +302310807529• For academic information, contact g.antoniou@ihu.edu.gr

All applicants will be notified of admission decisions by e-mail within 10 working days of receipt of their application.

For details and more information please visit the website: www.hum.ihu.edu.gr

www.ihu.edu.gr | Thessaloniki

Nationalism,Religion & Violence

IHU SummerSchool 2015

Thessaloniki, Greece

29/06-10/07

Nationalism, Religion and ViolenceSummer School 2015

Course SummaryThe International Hellenic University (Thessaloniki) in partnership with Charles University (Prague), Peace Research Institute Oslo - PRIO Cyprus Centre and with the support of the LSEE-Research on South Eastern Europe is organising the third edition of the Summer Seminar on Nationalism, Religion and Violence. The Seminar takes place from Monday 29 June to Friday 10 July 2015 on the premises of the International Hellenic University, Thessaloniki, Greece. The program offers 48 hours of teaching and fieldtrips and 5 ECTS (oral or written examination is required).

The key goal of the summer school is to contribute in a substantial way to the study of violence as a field. Furthermore, participants will have the opportunity to forge valuable connections with one another and with senior scholars working on various aspects of violence.

Structure of the ProgrammeThe four themes concerning nationalism/religion/violence are:

Political and Institutional issues - Constitutional structures of post-conflict societies - Party politics of post-conflict societies - Human Rights and conflict resolution

Memory - The memory of civil wars - The use of the memory of violence by contemporary social movements - Holocaust memories and post-memories

Political Violence - Revolutions and Civil wars - Terrorism - The political economy of violence

Migration - Forced migration - Asylum seeking in Europe - Anti-immigration parties in Europe

Guest Lecturers• Constance Grewe, Constitutional Court of Bosnia Herzegovina• Harry Tzimitras, PRIO Cyprus• Dawn Brancati, Washington University in St. Louis• Kostis Kornetis, NYU• Giorgos Antoniou, International Hellenic University• Elias Dinas, University of Oxford • Simon Prince, Canterbury University• Mark Levene, University of Southampton • Arzu Kibris, Sabanci University• Liza Schuster, City University and Kabul University • Nikos Skoutaris, University of East Anglia and LSE

Directing Committee• Basil C. Gounaris, International Hellenic University• Nikos Skoutaris, University of East Anglia and LSE• Giorgos Antoniou, International Hellenic University• Katerina Kralova, Charles University, Prague• Harry Tzimitras, Peace Research Institute Oslo, Cyprus

Working Hours10:00 - 13:00 & 14:00 - 17:00Every theme will be discussed over two consecutive days followed by a field trip.Overall, the summer school will take place over 10 days, 48 working hours, plus a 30-hour workload of individual work on research projects and fieldwork trips.

Course CreditsA certificate of attendance will be provided, at the end of the programme to all participants.Students/Graduates will obtain 4.5 ECTS provided that they will have delivered an oral presentation (for example, the presentation of their research project) on a topic of their choice (guided by the summer school instructors).Since degree requirements vary among universities, students/graduates are advised to ensure, preferably in advance, that their college or university will recognise such certification and award the suggested credits.