Tagungsberichte/

Wissenschaftliche Konferenzen sind ein wichtiger Motor der historischen Forschung. Tagungsberichte informieren die Leser/innen knapp und übersichtlich über zurückliegende geschichtswissenschaftliche Konferenzen und Workshops.

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17.12.2020 -

Remembering the Parish – Eighteenth Warwick Symposium on Parish Research

Von Maria Tauber, History Department, University of Warwick

Warwick Network for Parish Research

Coventry (online), 07.11.2020 – 07.11.2020
05.06.2020 -

Global Royal Families: Concepts, Cultures, and Networks of International Monarchy

Von Paige Emerick, History, University of Leicester

Falko Schnicke (German Historical Institute London, GHIL); Cindy McCreery (University of Sydney); Robert Aldrich (University of Sydney)

London, 16.01.2020 – 18.01.2020
01.05.2020 -

German-Jewish Agency in Times of Crisis, 1914–1938

Von Robert Mueller-Stahl, Leibniz Centre for Contemporary History, Potsdam

David Jünger, Weidenfeld Institute of Jewish Studies – Centre for German-Jewish Studies, University of Sussex, Brighton; Miriam Rürup, Institute for the History of the German Jews, Hamburg u.a.

Sussex, 18.02.2020 – 19.02.2020
09.04.2020 -

Medieval History Seminar

Von Paul Schweitzer-Martin, Institut für Fränkisch-Pfälzische Geschichte und Landeskunde / SFB 933, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg

German Historical Institute London (GHIL) / German Historical Institute Washington, D.C.

London, 10.10.2019 – 12.10.2019
02.04.2020 -

Weimar: New Perspectives. Cambridge DAAD Research Hub for German Studies Annual Conference 2019

Von Malte Fischer, Berlin

Thomas Mergel / Malte Zierenberg, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin; Chris Young, University of Cambridge

Cambridge, 19.09.2019 – 21.09.2019
05.11.2019 -

Global Social History: Class and Social Transformation in World History

Von Bastiaan Bouwman, Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies, Princeton University

Christof Dejung, Universität Bern; David Motadel, London School of Economics and Political Science

London, 29.08.2019 – 30.08.2019
10.09.2019 -

Digging Politics: The Ancient Past and Political Present in East-Central Europe

Von Florian Ostrowski

Emily Hanscam / James Koranyi, Durham University

Durham, 12.06.2019 – 13.06.2019
01.08.2019 -

Enforcing peace? British post-war planning and administration in occupied Germany after the Second World War

Von Daniele Toro, Bielefeld Graduate School in History and Sociology (BGHS), Universität Bielefeld

Daniel Siemens with the Conflict and Revolution Research Strand, School of History, Classics and Archaeology, Newcastle University / Kerstin Schulte, Bielefeld Graduate School in History and Sociology (BGHS), Bielefeld University

Newcastle upon Tyne, 08.03.2019
29.05.2019 -

Security and Humanity in the First World War. The Treatment of Civilian "Enemy Aliens" in the Belligerent States

Von Lena Heerdmann / Dana Hollmann, German Historical Institute London

Arnd Bauerkämper, German Historical Institute London; London School of Economics; Gerda Henkel Foundation

London, 11.04.2019 – 13.04.2019
24.05.2019 -

Maritime Animals: Telling Stories of Animals at Sea

Von Felix Schürmann, Forschungszentrum Gotha, Universität Erfurt

Kent Animal Humanities Network

London, 25.04.2019 – 27.04.2019
17.05.2019 -

The End of National Histories?

Von Benjamin Thomas, School of Politics and International Relations, University of Nottingham

Thomas Dahms / Margarete Tiessen, Cambridge University

Cambridge, 22.03.2019
15.05.2019 -

Cold War and Environmental Sciences: Circulations, Exchanges and Cooperation between the East and the West, 1950s–1990s

Von Von: Teresa Ashe, Honorary Associate of the Geography Department, The Open University, Milton Keynes

University of Birmingham; Royal Geographical Society, London; Arts and Humanities Research Council, Swindon

London, 18.12.2018
11.05.2019 -

An Era of Value Change. The Seventies in Europe

Von Alexandra Fergen, Faculty of History, University of Oxford

Christina von Hodenberg / FIAMMETTA BALESTRACCI, German Historical Institute, London; Martin Baumeister, German Historical Institute, Rome

London, 14.03.2019 – 16.03.2019
02.05.2019 -

Cultural Heritage as a Resource? European Perspectives: Manchester and Hannover

Von Jana Stoklasa, Institute of Didactics of Democracy, Leibniz University Hannover; Katarzyna Kajdanek, Sociological Institute, University Wrocław

Manchester Centre for Public History and Heritage, Manchester Metropolitan University (MCPHH, MMU); Institute of Didactics of Democracy, Leibniz University Hannover (IDD, LUH)

Manchester, 11.02.2019 – 12.02.2019
10.12.2018 -

Area Studies in Flux

Von Paul Vickers, CITAS Center for International and Transnational Area Studies, Universität Regensburg

Institute of Advanced Studies (IAS), University College London; School of Slavonic and East European Studies (SSEES); Peking University (PKU)

London, 27.09.2018 – 29.09.2018
03.12.2018 -

Broadcasting Health and Disease: Bodies, Markets and Television, 1950s-1980s

Von Stefan Offermann, Vergleichende Kultur- und Gesellschaftsgeschichte des modernen Europa, Institut für Kulturwissenschaften, Universität Leipzig

European Research Council (ERC) funded research group "BodyCapital" / "Wellcome Collection"

London, 19.02.2018 – 21.02.2018
12.11.2018 -

Remembering Across the Iron Curtain. The Emergence of Holocaust Memory in the Cold War Era

Von Robert Knight, School of Advanced Studies, University College London

University of York, Institute for the Public Understanding of History; Institute of Contemporary History, Czech Academy of Science

York, 02.09.2018 – 04.09.2018
07.11.2018 -

Fourth Global Humanitarianism Research Academy (GHRA)

Von Fabian Klose / Johannes Paulmann, Leibniz Institute of European History, Mainz; Andrew Thompson, University of Exeter

Fabian Klose / Johannes Paulmann, Leibniz Institute of European History; Andrew Thompson University of Exeter; International Committee of the Red Cross, Geneva u.a.

Exeter, 09.07.2018 – 20.07.2018
06.11.2018 -

Burckhardt at 200: The “Civilisation of the Italian Renaissance” Reconsidered

Von Stefan Bauer, Centre for Renaissance and Early Modern Studies, Department of History, University of York

Simon Ditchfield, University of York; Michelle O’Malley, Warburg Institute, London; Stefan Bauer, University of York

London, 31.05.2018 – 01.06.2018
28.08.2018 -

Deutsche evangelische Auslandsgemeinden im 20. Jahrhundert. Zwischen Nationalprotestantismus und Ökumene

Von Gisa Bauer, Institut für Kirchengeschichte, Universität Leipzig

Evangelische Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Kirchliche Zeitgeschichte (München); German Historical Institute (London)

London, 14.06.2018 – 16.06.2018

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