Events
The M.O.R.D.O.R. project is planning several events aimed at scholars, students and stakeholders working on authoritarian contexts and democracy support and EU foreign policy.
For students of the consortium we plan two Master Classes. We offer full funding (travel, accommodation, tuition fee) to advanced undergraduate and graduate students working on the topics related to the Master Class. A selected number of places will opened up to non-consortium students (partial funding: accommodation, tuition fee). All applicants will follow the same section process. More information about terms and conditions and eligibility criteria can be found on this website.
Each Master class will host about 20-30 students for a duration of 8 or 10 days. Classes will be taught by scholars from the M.O.R.D.O.R. consortium in addition to some guest lecturers.
By the end on the project by 2024, we plan to organize some major events to promote our project outputs
Master Class
on EU Foreign Policy
& Dem. Support
2023
This MC will be held at the University of Ljubljana,
3-12 July 2023.
(Call is open)
Master Class
on Advanced Dictatorship Research
2022
This MC was held at the University of Ostrava, in 3-10 September 2022.
(event has ended)
White Paper Launch
2024
This Seminar in Brussels is planned for March 2024, and will be organized by European Partnership for Democracy and Ghent University.
The goals is to present our EU foreign policy recommendations and directly engage with EU-policy makers, enter in a dialog with EU stakeholders and Foreign Policy Analysts.
(details to be announced)
Other events
(details to be announced)
Conference on Authoritarianism
22-24 May 2024
We plan to host an international conference on dictatorship research in May 2024 at the University of Ostrava (Czech Republic), where we will present the Encyclopedia Tyrannica - one of the M.O.R.D.O.R. project’s main outputs.
(details to be announced)
Democracy Day
Round Table
2024
Planned for mid-September 2024 at the University of Ghent, this recorded event will host 1 or 2 prominent EU Foreign Policy Specialists and have them engage in a detailed discussion on EU democracy support, commenting the White Paper published several months earlier.
(details to be announced)