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Thematic issue Education, how, what and for whom?

CfP: Travail et handicap, entre protection et inclusion (de l’après-guerre à nos jours). Autour des lois de 1957 et 1987 (French)

Paris/France

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CfP: Obedience to Authority - Interdisciplinary Perspectives

Organiser: Center for Commemorative Culture, University of Regensburg; Chair for General and Applied Psychology, University of Regensburg

Location: University of Regensburg; Flossenbürg Concentration Camp Memorial Site

Funded by: Vielberth Stiftung

Postcode: 93055

City: Regensburg

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Conference "Entangled Archipelagos of Southeast Asia: Conflict, Trade, Migration, Diplomacy (16th-18th Centuries)"

Organiser: Historisches Seminar, Chair for Early Modern History, Roberto Zaugg; Susanna Burghartz (convenor, Universität Basel)
Location: Universität Zürich Rämistrasse 71 8006 Zürich Room KOL-G-212
Funded by: Schweizerischer Nationalfonds. Universität Zürich.
Postcode: 8006
City: Zurich
Country: Switzerland
Takes place: In attendance
Dates: 11.05.2026 - 12.05.2026

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CfP: Tuscany and the Iberian Empires: Migration and Knowledge Transmission in the Early Modern Period

Organizer: João Covolan (Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa); David Soares Mesquita (Centre for Classical Studies – University of Lisbon)

Venue: Medici Archive Project in Via de’ Benci 10, Florence

ZIP: 50122

Location: Florence

Country: Italy

Takes place: In Attendance

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CfP: Latin America as a Revolutionary Imaginary: Imaginations, Theories and Practices of Solidarity among the German-Speaking Left since 1945 (English and German)

Since the end of the Second World War, Latin America has occupied a distinctive place in the political and intellectual imaginaries of the German-speaking left. At different historical moments, the subcontinent functioned as a revolutionary horizon and as a symbol of freedom and political renewal—shaped in no small part by the experiences of German-speaking leftists who found exile in Latin America during National Socialism.

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