"Between Protection and Control: The Politics of Kin-State Activism in Central and Eastern" - featuring Zsuzsa Cserg艖
2:30 PM 鈥� 4:00 PM
The Department of Political Studies Presents the Sir Edward Peacock Professor of Nationalism and Democracy Studies Inaugural Lecture
Zsuzsa Cserg艖 - Sir Edward Peacock Professor of Nationalism and Democracy Studies, Queen's Department of Political Studies
Between Protection and Control: The Politics of Kin-State Activism in Central and Eastern Europe
Thursday, March 6, 2025
2:30-4:00 PM
Robert Sutherland Hall | Room 202
Light refreshments served
Biography:
Zsuzsa Cserg艖 is The Sir Edward Peacock Professor of Nationalism and Democracy Studies in the Department of Political Studies at Queen鈥檚 University. She specializes in the study of nationalism and contemporary challenges to democracy, with particular expertise on Central and Eastern Europe. Before joining the Queen鈥檚 faculty, she was Assistant Professor of Political Science and Coordinator of the Women鈥檚 Leadership Program in U.S. and International Politics at the George Washington University.
Dr. Cserg艖's research contributes to the understanding of tensions between nationalism and democracy in multiethnic societies. Her articles about nationalism, majority-minority relations, kin-state politics, and minority democratic agency in the EU context have appeared in leading journals in her field, including Perspectives on Politics, Foreign Policy, Publius, Nations and Nationalism, Europe-Asia Studies, Problems of Post-Communism, East European Politics and Societies, and other venues.
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