Members of the SMALLST project participated in a conference titled "Békék és szerződések" at Szeged, Hungary.

We invite scholars of the Early Modern period to our third international conference.

A publication by project member Zsuzsanna Cziráki has recently come out.

Members of the SMALLST project participated in the 25th annual conference of CIEPO in Tirana between 21 and 25 June 2024.

The project held its second international conference on 28–29 May in Bucharest at the New Europe College. The conference titled Accessing Arcana Imperii: Diplomatic Practices of Early Modern Small States in Eastern Europe welcomed researchers from several countries to discuss the informal diplomatic practices of Eastern European small states.

The project will hold its upcoming conference in Bucharest on 28–29 May. The program of the conference is available here.

The SMALLST project, in collaboration with the Islamic Studies Institute of the Heidelberg University and the Warsaw Centre for Global History of the University of Warsaw, organized a workshop in Heidelberg.

The 12/2 (2023) issue of the Hungarian Historical Review focusing on forms of Early Modern diplomacy featured papers from two members of our project.

We invite scholars of the Early Modern period to our second international conference, to join us in our discussion on the informal channels of diplomacy

The first international conference organised by our project was held in Budapest on the 30–31st of May 2023. Titled Navigating the Society of Princes: The Strategies of Early Modern Small States in Their Foreign Policy, the event welcomed researchers from a wide range of countries, presenting papers on a variety of topics.

The first occasion when most of our project could show themselves as a group was provided by the eleventh event of the conference series Splendid Encounters organised by Premodern Diplomats Network.

We are pleased to announce the publication of The Princes of Transylvania in the Thirty Years War, edited by our Principal Investigator, Gábor Kármán.