Dr. Ivo Perić passed away
Ivo Perić, PhD, died on the 27th January 2018 in Zagreb. Dr. Perić was an eminent scholar who for decades performed important functions in the academic life of Dubrovnik and Croatia. He was a director of the gymnasium in Dubrovnik, an employee and director of the Institute for Historical Sciences of CASA in Dubrovnik. His main research interest was the history of Dubrovnik and Croatia in the 20th century, especially the history of...
Jelena Obradović Mojaš, The Tradition of Kolenda in Dubrovnik from the Thirteent Century to the Present.
Jelena Obradović Mojaš, The Tradition of Kolenda in Dubrovnik from the Thirteent Century to the Present. Zagreb-Dubrovnik: Zavod za povijesne znanosti HAZU, 2017, 352 pp. The Institute for Historical Sciences of CASA in Dubrovnik has just published the monograph by Jelena Obradović Mojaš, dedicated to the history of kolenda, a greeting song which is traditionally performed on the eve of the important Christian holidays. The author...
Academician Vladimir Stipetić has died
Academician Stipetić was a member of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts for 56 years. His main areas of research were economic theory, economic policies, and the history of economy. He has published numerous books, out of which a dozen have been translated into foreign languages. Since 1978 until his death Academician Stipetić was leading the Institute for Historical Sciences of CASA in Dubrovnik as well as the Collection of...
Announcement: the lecture of academician Nenad Vekarić entitled “The method of representative drop and the genealogical method in historical demography”
Announcement: the lecture of academician Nenad Vekarić entitled “The method of representative droplet and the genealogical method in historical demography” On the 23rd of May 2017 at 17:00 the academician Nenad Vekarić will give a lecture entitled “The method of representative droplet and the genealogical method in historical demography”. The lecture will be held in the library hall of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts...
Days of the open doors of CASA
This spring the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts again opens its doors to the public in order to present its diverse activities and the rich cultural and artistic heritage preserved in its institutions located in thirteen cities (Bjelovar, Cavtat, Dubrovnik, Križevci, Osijek, Požega, Pula, Rijeka, Split, Trsteno, Varaždin, Vinkovci, Zadar) as well as on eight different addresses in Zagreb itself. The Institute for Historical...