CfA: Teaching Cultures of Fascism and Resistance
The editors of a new volume in the MLA’s Options for Teaching series seek essays that describe innovative approaches to teaching about fascist cultures and the resistance to fascism.
CfA: Subkulturen des Exils (German)
Munich/Germany
Veranstalter: Burcu Dogramaci; Anna Sophia Messner; Helene Roth
PLZ: 80798
Ort: München
Land: Deutschland
Findet statt: In Präsenz
Vom - Bis: 15.07.2026 -
Conference "Kirchen in der kommunistischen Diktatur nach der Diktatur. Aufarbeitung und Historiographie" (German and English)
Halle (Saale)/Germany
Wie haben Kirchen ihre eigene Geschichte nach 1989 erzählt? Wie ist sie in den postsozialistischen Gesellschaften erzählt und aufgearbeitet worden? Vom 6. bis 9. Oktober 2026 diskutieren Wissenschaftlerinnen und Wissenschaftler aus ganz Ost-, Südost- und Mitteleuropa in Halle (Saale) über Erinnerung, Aufarbeitung und Geschichtsdeutung.
CfP: Entangled Transformations: Temporalities, Experiences, and Critical Histories of Postsocialist Change in Europe
Organiser: Department of History, University of Warsaw; Department of Public History, FernUniversität in Hagen (University of Warsaw)
Host: University of Warsaw
Postcode: 00-927
City: Warsaw
Country: Poland
Takes place: In attendance
Quo Vadis USA? Democracy and Authoritarianism
Organiser: Erich Auerbach Institute for Advanced Studies (University of Cologne)
Host: University of Cologne
Location: HS I, WiSo Building
Postcode: 50931
City: Cologne
Country: Germany
Takes place: Hybrid event
CfP: Moving People by Force. Comparing the Claims and Constraints of Deportation and Transportation in the Early Modern World
Organizer: Eva Seemann (GHI Paris); Florian Kühnel (IEG Mayence); Eva Marie Lehner (Univ. Bonn); Falk Bretschneider (EHESS)
Venue: German Historical Institute Paris
ZIP: 75003
Location: Paris
Country: France
Takes place: In Attendance
WG Histories of Working Time
Mission
The struggle for an eight-hour day was foundational to the emergence of the modern labour movement, and the battle over working time remains significant to labour activism across the globe. The ELHN Working Group Histories of Working Time aims to encourage collective examination of global histories of working time. It also aims to connect scholarship to contemporary struggle.
WG ILO Histories
Mission
The ELHN Working Group ILO Histories seeks to bring together scholars interested in the rich history of the International Labour Organization [ILO] and its promotion of global labour standards and tripartism since 1919. We envision a broad scope as detailed herein.