Symposium: Het Huis van Thorbecke in de Koloniën
Graag nodigen wij u uit voor het symposium: Het Huis van Thorbecke in de koloniën. De veranderende plaats van de voormalige koloniën in de CBS-definities van westerse migranten, de Molukse more »
Lecture: Writing as Activism
On 8 June, the Centre for Environmental Humanities organises ‘Writing as Activism: Dutch Literature in the Climate Crisis’, an event with award-winning writers Geert Buelens and Maarten van der Graaff. Buelens and Van der Graaff more »
Conference | Parliament Contested? Rethinking the relationship between national politics, global crises, and pressure from below in the 1970s
The purpose of this conference is to reassess the role of national parliaments and national policy-making processes in the 1970s in light of the increasing global challenges and extra-parliamentary pressure more »
Conference: Character Assassination, Illiberalism, and the Erosion of Civic Rights
Liberal democracies face multiple external challenges from autocracies across the world, as well as internal challenges from populist politicians, nativism, and the normalization of incivility in media and political discourses. more »
Tyranny and Terror
Character assassination and antiliberalism often go hand in hand. Two distinguished British historians will speak about character assassination and antiliberal elements in the 1800s. While Enlightenment ideals led to a more »
Middeleeuwen Symposium: De Hanze: handel, communicatie en conflict
Op vrijdag 30 juni organiseren Erfgoedcentrum & Musea Zutphen samen met de Radboud Universiteit weer het Middeleeuwen Symposium. Dit jaar is het thema ‘De Hanze: Handel, Communicatie & Conflict’. De more »
RMA Summer School – Writing Political History from Below: Theory and Practice
Supervisors: Harm Kaal (Radboud University) and Marnix Beyen (University of Antwerp) Registration: before 31 March 2023 (bureau@onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl, see below) Location: Nijmegen, The Netherlands This year’s RSPH/OPG Summer School is dedicated more »