Conceived of as the primary avenue of communication with both specialists and the general public, the CTH Forum represents a dynamic platform which hosts lectures, discussions about new publications and other activities dedicated to the promotion of theoretical thinking, as to the encouragement of interdisciplinary dialogue within Serbian academia.

• “Forensic Historiography: Sources, Manifestations, and Implications“ – Dr Vladimir Petrović, Institute for Contemporary History, Belgrade; discussion moderated by Dr Srđan Milošević, Institute for Recent History of Serbia, Belgrade
• “The Antiquarian – the Common Ancestor of Historians and Archaeologists“ – Dr Vladimir V. Mihajlović, Institute for Balkans Studies SASA, Belgrade; discussion moderated by Assist. Prof. Dr Monika Milosavljević, Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade

• “Scientific Research and Military Service: The Garrison Town of Trebinje 1878–1918“ – Prof. Dr Cathie Carmichael, University of East Anglia, UK; discussion moderated by Dr Vojislav Pavlović, Institute for Balkan Studies SASA, Belgrade
• “From Analogic to Digital. Abbeys and Convents of South Italy in the Middle Ages: Historical Context and Digital Reconstruction of Archives“ – Prof. Dr Antonella Ambrosio and Prof. Dr Rosalba Di Meglio, Università di Napoli Federico II; discussion moderated by Assoc. Prof. Dr Nebojša Porčić and Assist. Prof. Dr Žarko Vujošević, Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade
• “Documents of the Benedictine Abbey S. Maria della Grotta of Vitulano in South Italy (10th–13th C.): Scholarly Digital Edition on monasterium.net“ – Prof. Dr Antonella Ambrosio and Prof. Dr Rosalba Di Meglio, Università di Napoli Federico II; discussion moderated by Assoc. Prof. Dr Nebojša Porčić and Assist. Prof. Dr Žarko Vujošević, Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade

• “Ottoman Studies and Contemporary Theory: The Challenges of Post-Structuralism” – Assist. Prof. Dr Miroslav Pavlović, Faculty of Philosophy, Novi Sad; discussion moderated by Dr Aleksandar Fotić, Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade
• Lecture series “From the Ancient Books”: Modern and Contemporary Reception of the Middle Ages – Stefan Trajković Filipović, Justus-Liebig-Universität, Gießen
  1. “The Reception of the Middle Ages as a Research Field: Brief History and Basic Terminology”; discussion moderated by TA Aleksandar Z. Savić, MA, Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade
  2. “’This is medieval’. The Use of the Middle Ages in Modern and Contemporary Times: Concepts and Topics”; discussion moderated by Assist. Prof. Dr Monika Milosavljević, Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade
  3. “Myths and Memories: Approaching the Reception of the Middle Ages as a Research Challenge”; discussion moderated by TA Aleksandar Z. Savić, MA, Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade
  

• “What Has Said Done for (Ancient) Archaeology... in Serbia?!” – Assist. Prof. Dr Vladimir D. Mihajlović, Faculty of Philosophy, Novi Sad; discussion moderated by Assist. Prof. Dr Monika Milosavljević, Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade (lecture series Edward Said and Orientalism 1978 - 2003 - 2018)


• “The Orient in Europe: Edward Said and Balkan Studies” – Anja Nikolić, Institute for Balkan Studies SASA, Belgrade; discussion moderated by Dušan Fundić, Institute for Balkan Studies, Belgrade (lecture series Edward Said and Orientalism 1978 - 2003 - 2018)

• “The Epistemology of Edward Said” – Assist. Prof. Dr Marko Pišev, Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade; discussion moderated by Prof. Dr Slobodan Naumović, Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade (lecture series Edward Said and Orientalism 1978 - 2003 - 2018)


• “Postcolonialism and Notions of the Intellectual” – Assoc. Prof. Dr Vladimir Gvozden, Faculty of Philosophy, Novi Sad; discussion moderated by Dr Vladimir V. Mihajlović, Institute for Balkan Studies SASA, Belgrade (lecture series Edward Said and Orientalism 1978 - 2003 - 2018)


• Workshop “Digital Series of Medieval Documents: The Diplomatarium Serbicum Digitale Project” (in collaboration with the Institute for Balkan Studies SASA)

• “Anti-Realism and Constructionism in the Contemporary Philosophy of History” – Prof. Dr Branko Mitrović, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim; discussion moderated by Dr Boris Milosavljević, Institute for Balkan Studies SASA, Belgrade


• “The Said Phenomenon” – Prof. Dr Darko Tanasković, Faculty of Philology, Belgrade; discussion moderated by TA Aleksandar Z. Savić, MA, Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade (lecture series Edward Said and Orientalism 1978 - 2003 - 2018)

• „Modern Historical Discourse, Regimes of Historicity, and the Problem of Historical (In)Justice” – Prof. Dr Berber Bevernage, Ghent University, Belgium


• „Tales of Pastness and Contemporaneity: On the Politics of Time in History and Anthropology” – Prof. Dr Berber Bevernage, Ghent University, Belgium

• "Constructing Collective Identities in the Past: Archaeological Perspectives" ‒ Assist. Prof. Dr Monika Milosavljević, Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade; discussion moderated by Prof. Dr Staša Babić, Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade


• "Historiography and the Methodology of Slobodan Jovanović Today" ‒ Dr Boris Milosavljević, Institute for Balkan Studies SASA, Belgrade; discussion moderated by Assoc. Prof. Dr Miloš Ković, Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade

• "Ethnic Identity and Political Organisation in Medieval Europe" – Dr Predrag Komatina, Institute for Byzantine Studies SASA, Belgrade; discussion moderated by Assoc. Prof. Dr Nebojša Porčić, Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade


• "Regime Historiography of the Early Principate: From Literary-Political to Panegyrical Engagement" – Assoc. Prof. Dr Žarko Petković, Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade; discussion moderated by Assoc. Prof. Dr Snežana Ferjančić, Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade

• “Imaging Technologies in Research of Medieval Sources” – Dr Franz Fischer, University of Köln, Germany; discussion moderated by Asst. Prof. Dr Žarko Vujošević, Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade

Lecture series “The Mosaics of Nations: Nationalisms, Memories and Cultural Identities”

• “The Nation: Key Concepts” – Dušan Fundić, Institute for Balkan Studies SASA, Belgrade; discussion moderated by Assoc. Prof. Dr Miloš Ković, Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade


• “Nationalism and Nation-States: From a Revolutionary Idea to New Legitimacy” – Dušan Fundić, Institute for Balkan Studies SASA, Belgrade; discussion moderated by Assoc. Prof. Dr Miloš Ković, Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade


• “Nations as Weavers of the Tapestry of Memory” ‒ Marija Vasiljević, Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade;discussion moderated by Dr Jelena Vasiljević, Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory, Belgrade


• “In Search of Cultural History: French Variations on the Theme of Intercultural Studies” ‒ Veljko Stanić, Institute for Balkan Studies SASA, Belgrade; discussion moderated by Prof. Dr Smilja Marjanović-Dušanić, Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade

• "Capitalism: History and Future Perspectives" - Dr Jürgen Kocka, Freie Universität Berlin; discussion moderated by Dr Mladen Lazić, Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade

• "Ibn Khaldun as a Philosopher and Theorist of History" - Dr Muamer Halilović, Centre for Religious Sciences "Qom", Belgrade

• "Topographic Maps of Skopje and Montenegro from the First Third of the 20th Century and Their Contribution to Digital Humanities" - Dr Mihailo St. Popović, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna

• “Hagiography as a (meta)historical source: Liturgical and theological perspectives” – Dr Srboljub Ubiparipović, Faculty of Orthodox Theology, Belgrade

• “Hagiography as a historical source? (Literature and historiography)” – Dr Irenа Špаdijer, Faculty of Philology, Belgrade

Lecture series “Ad Fontes online” (in cooperation with the Institute for Balkan Studies SASA)

• “Historical Geography in the Digital Age: Connecting sources and literature to interactive maps” – Dr Johan Åhlfeldt, Lund University, Sweden


• “Digitаl diplomаtics in theory and practice: The example of the Monasterium portal” – Dr Žаrko Vujošević, Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade


• “Doing digital diplomatics in monasterium.net: Images, diplomatic discourse and indexing” – Dr Georg Vogeler, University of Grаz, Аustriа