Upcoming activities
- TAPAS: In Dialogue with the Living Past. Theoretical and methodological reflections on the co-creation of historical knowledge.
- 09/09/2024: Lecture Manu Karuka
- 19-20/09/2024: Workshop “ARMED ARCHIVES. Studying Archives of non-state Armed Actors: Methodological challenges and new research avenues”
- 27/09/2024: In Dialogue with the Living Past: reading group
Spreading the News
- 4-5/10 CfP: Complicities in the Second World War: Literature of Occupation, Collaboration and Impure Resistance
- 16-17/10: CfP: Workshop: History Teaching and Public Memory in the Recent Past
- 04-05/10: Complicities in the Second World War: Literature of Occupation, Collaboration and Impure Resistance
Past activities
- Presentation Talar Chahinian — Between Trauma, Language, and Statelessness: Cultural Legacies of the Armenian Genocide (15/05)
- Presentation Ilkka Lähteenmäki —Museums and Mediation: digital content in museums brings up old challenges of representing past reality (07/05)
- Reading groups: Mediators of historical culture: State actors and (shaping) historical culture (03/05)
- Reading groups: Mediators of historical culture: Journalism and mediating the past. (19/04/2024)
- Reading groups: Mediators of historical culture: experts of historical knowledge in public spaces. (29/03/2024)
- Lecture Jason Steinhauer — History, Disrupted: How Social Media and the World Wide Web Have Changed the Past (13/03/2024)
- Reading groups: Mediators of historical culture: what is historical culture? (01/03/2024)
- Presentation Bowen Ran (10/11/2023)
- Populisme en Geschiedenis – Gespreksavond (19/10/2023)
- Presentation Taynna M. Marino – The ideas of empathy in animal history (21/04/2023)
- Presentation Jorn Verschuere – The legacy of Sandinismo at stake: memory, space, and post-/hegemony in Nicaragua (03/02/2023)
- Presentation by dr. Theodoros Pelekanidis – Environmental history, theory of history, and concepts of time (02/12/2022)
- Behind the scenes, we’re working on a book project about Populist Historicities, scheduled to be published in 2022. If you want to have a look at our call for papers, click here.
Click here for an overview of our activities archive (2010-2020).