Given the exceptional circumstances surrounding the Covid-19 pandemic, the organizers wish to express that we will follow the situation closely and an online version of this conference might be considered if future updates advise it. Even though an on- site format is preferred, a final decision will be provided to all participants at the beginning of September.
Atlantic Worlds between the Global and the National
Kloster Bernried, Lake Starnberg, Upper Bavaria, Germany
29 August – 1 September 2021
"Cold War liberalism" is one of the most oft-used terms in the historical profession. A diversity of phenomena, from postwar housing policy to U.S. geostrategy to 1950s-era cinema, have been said to be instantiations of the Cold War liberal project. Despite the promiscuous use of "Cold War liberalism," however, the term remains ill-defined, and that which it signifies ill-understood.
COVID-19 & Environmental History.
Making sense of COVID-19 from the perspective of environmental history
A compilation of historical essays to be published in the Journal for the History of Environment and Society
The Working Class Movement Library is keen to contribute to the collective search both for intellectual stimulation and for social solidarity during these hard times. A guest exhibition which was due to open this month at the Library has now been reinvented and is available for viewing online here.
Historia Agraria de América Latina (HAAL) es una revista académica del Centro de Estudios de Historia Agraria de América Latina (CEHAL), institución autónoma establecida en Santiago de Chile en 2017. El propósito de HAAL es promover y difundir la investigación científica y el debate interdisciplinario sobre la historia de las sociedades rurales de América Latina y el Caribe. La revista privilegiará la publicación de investigaciones que analicen nuevos tópicos y problemas, propongan contribuciones teórico-metodológicas y/o elaboren nuevas interpretaciones.
