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SUMMARY:Afscheidscollege Remieg Aerts
DESCRIPTION:Ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat zal prof. dr. Remieg Aerts\, hoogleraar Nederlandse geschiedenis\, op woensdag 28 juni 2023 om 16.30 uur zijn afscheidscollege geven\, getiteld \nLalla Rookh\, of de waan van de wetenschap\nTot het bijwonen van deze plechtigheid worden alle beoefenaren van de wetenschap en alle belangstellenden uitgenodigd door de Rector Magnificus prof. dr. ir. Peter-Paul Verbeek.\nHet afscheidscollege vindt plaats in de Aula der Universiteit\, Singel 411 (hoek Spui).\nMocht u niet aanwezig kunnen zijn\, dan kunt u de livestream volgen; de link vindt u in de agenda op de website. \nIn de onmiddellijke omgeving van het Spui is nauwelijks parkeerruimte; de Aula is bereikbaar met de trams 2 en 12\, halte Koningsplein\, en trams 4\, 14\, 24 en metro 52\, halte Rokin.
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/afscheidscollege-remieg-aerts/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230622T200000
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SUMMARY:Tyranny and Terror
DESCRIPTION: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 surge of liberalism and sparked the birth of Europe’s first liberal democracies\, these developments also triggered strong counter reactions. \n\n\n\n\nOn the occasion of the interdisciplinary conference “Character Assassination\, Illiberalism\, and the Erosion of Civic Rights” (UvA\, 21-23 June)\, two distinguished British historians will speak about character assassination and antiliberal elements in the 1800s. Simon Burrows will discuss French diplomats in London in the decades leading up to the French Revolution\, exploring how these men experienced acts of character assassination and attempted to manage their reputations\, as well as that of the French government. The overzealous French response to these character attacks helped to promote an image of France as a despotic and illiberal state which sought to extend its power well beyond its borders. \nNext\, Marisa Linton will focus on the bloody period known as ‘the Terror’ (1793-94)\, when the newly-forged democratic order created by the revolutionaries\, based on the principles of freedom\, equality and the advancement of human rights\, was undermined by the recourse to terror. France’s leaders were not exempt from the harsh laws they themselves had enacted; many were denounced as ‘traitors’ and lost their lives under the guillotine. What circumstances led them to turn on one another with such fatal consequences? \nLocation: Spui25\, Amsterdam \nFurther information and registration.
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/tyranny-and-terror/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230622T163000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230622T180000
DTSTAMP:20260601T014338
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SUMMARY:Oratie prof. dr. S. Ferente: Girls’ stories and the ‘global Middle Ages’
DESCRIPTION:Middeleeuwse geschiedenis wordt ‘global’. Een veel grotere reikwijdte\, gecombineerd met de traditionele diepe tijd van de Middeleeuwen\, levert een schat aan nieuwe kennis op over processen van wereldwijde integratie en desintegratie\, religieus en etnisch pluralisme\, transoceanisch contact en kennisoverdracht tussen zeer verre talen en culturen. Geschiedenissen op zeer grote schaal dreigen echter de verhalen van gewone levens\, van vrouwen\, van kleinschalige verschijnselen uit te wissen\, terwijl deze even belangrijk kunnen zijn als grootschalige verhalen\, en soms zelfs veelzeggender. Dat betoogt Serena Ferente in haar oratie. \nHoe zien de ‘global Middle Ages’ er bijvoorbeeld uit als we de draad van de verhalen van meisjes volgen? Meisjes worden zelden geassocieerd met macht en grootschalige veranderingen\, maar ook zij zouden mondiale actoren kunnen zijn. In haar oratie reflecteert Ferente op nieuwe onderzoekswegen en de manier waarop schijnbaar marginale verhalen continuïteiten en veranderingen in de onderling verbonden\, uitgestrekte ruimten van de middeleeuwse wereld belichten. \nDatum: 22 juni 2023\nTijd: 16:30\nLocatie: Aula – Oude Lutherse kerk. Singel 411\, 1012 WN Amsterdam \nKlik hier voor meer info.
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/oratie-prof-dr-s-ferente-girls-stories-and-the-global-middle-ages/
CATEGORIES:External
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230622T133000
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SUMMARY:Conferentie | The Future of German History
DESCRIPTION:Activiteit van Duitsland Instituut Amsterdam \nHoe kunnen we vandaag\, gezien internationale fenomenen als globalisering\, klimaatverandering of de crisis van de liberale democratieën\, Duitse geschiedenis schrijven? Hoe ziet de toekomst van het vakgebied eruit? Tijdens deze conferentie bespreken wij lopende onderzoeksprojecten en verkennen wij toekomstige wegen. Met een keynote door Helmut Walser Smith over “The Tocquevillian Moment: When Germans became the better Historians\, 1945-2000”. \nMeer informatie/more information: Conferentie | The Future of German History – Duitsland Instituut \nDatum: donderdag 22 juni 2023\, van 13.30 – 19.00 uur\, UvA\, Bushuis / Oost-Indisch Huis\, Kloveniersburgwal 48\, Amsterdam. Toegang gratis\, aanmelden vóór 19 juni a.s.\nVoertaal: Engels / Doelgroep: studenten en wetenschappers \n 
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/conferentie-the-future-of-german-history/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230622T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230623T170000
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SUMMARY:Conference: Character Assassination\, Illiberalism\, and the Erosion of Civic Rights
DESCRIPTION: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. Character assassination (CA) often accompanies these political and social conflicts\, especially when unresolved ideological and moral issues are involved. Social conflicts become aggravated when moral issues intermix with political and economic factors. Factions then resort to persuasive attacks on character to delegitimize and disempower their opponents. This increased polarization and aggressiveness of elite rhetoric likely foster voters’ cynicism and discontent with politics as usual. The increasing gap between liberal elites and the disgruntled electorate\, in turn\, likely provides even more fertile ground for intra-elite conflict\, and paves the way for illiberal conceptions of the democratic order. \nKeynote speakers\nDr. Marlene Laruelle\, Director of the Illiberalism Studies Program and the Institute for European\, Russian and Eurasian Studies (IERES)\, The George Washington University: https://www.marlene-laruelle.com/ \nProf. em. Marisa Linton\, author of Choosing Terror: Virtue\, Friendship and Authenticity in the French Revolution (2013) and Terror: The French Revolution and its Demons (2021)\, Kingston University London: https://www.kingston.ac.uk/staff/profile/professor-marisa-linton-1106/ \n\n\nHosts\nMartijn Icks\, Faculty of Humanities at University of Amsterdam; Alessandro Nai\, Amsterdam School of Communication Research (ASCoR) at University of Amsterdam; Edwina Hagen\, Faculty of Humanities at VU University \nCo-Sponsors\nLab for Character Assassination and Reputation Politics (CARP); Illiberalism Studies Program (The George Washington University) \n\n\nLab for Character Assassination and Reputation Politics (CARP) \nIlliberalism Studies Program (The George Washington University) \n\n\nLocation: University of Amsterdam \n\nIf you want to join as audience member\, please register\, thanks.
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/conference-character-assassination-illiberalism-and-the-erosion-of-civic-rights/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230609T100000
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SUMMARY:Conference | Parliament Contested? Rethinking the relationship between national politics\, global crises\, and pressure from below in the 1970s
DESCRIPTION: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 that occurred. What can be seen as decisive turning points shaping the political history of the era? Were they the same in each country\, or did they differ from state to state? And in what way and to what extent were these defining moments and events related to citizen activism\, national political factors and cross-border actors or influences respectively? Furthermore\, what do our findings tell us about politics in the 1970s\, also in relation to the ‘revolutionary’ 1960s and the ‘neoliberal’ 1980s? \nWith this call for papers\, we invite scholars who are interested to participate in this conference to submit an abstract of their paper (400 words). The deadline for submission is 6 January 2023. Applicants will be informed before 20 January 2022. \nTo stimulate discussion and foster an atmosphere of collaboration\, we will circulate preliminary papers beforehand. Therefore\, we kindly ask contributors to submit a draft of their paper (3000-5000 words) before 20 May 2023. Abstracts and preliminary papers should be in English and can be send to secretariaat.cpg@ru.nl. \nFor more information about the Conference and the Call for papers: Call for papers (pdf\, 385 kB)
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/conference-parliament-contested-rethinking-the-relationship-between-national-politics-global-crises-and-pressure-from-below-in-the-1970s-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230608T153000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230608T173000
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SUMMARY:Lecture: Writing as Activism
DESCRIPTION: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 will read from their recent literary work and discuss how they bring environmental activism into their creative writing. \nThe readings will be in Dutch (English translations will be shown on screen if available)\, and the conversation will be held in English. \nGeert Buelens\nGeert Buelens is a poet and professor of Modern Dutch Literature at Utrecht University and guest professor at Stellenbosch University. He published four collections of poetry. Ofwa (2021) included a long poem about the climate crisis. His latest non-fiction book Wat we toen al wisten. De vergeten groene geschiedenis van 1972 (2022) deals with the history of environmental awareness\, activism\, politics\, and science. It was nominated for the Jan Wolkers Prize (for nature writing) and is the winner of the Boon Literature Prize (for best fiction or non-fiction book). \nMaarten van der Graaff\nMaarten van der Graaff (1987) is a writer and a poet. Vluchtautogedichten was published in 2013 and was awarded the C. Buddingh’ Prize for best debut poetry collection. Dood werk and Nederland in stukken\, two other collections of poetry\, were published in 2015 en in 2020. Van der Graaff is an editor and co-founder of Samplekanon\, an online literary magazine. He teaches creative writing at ArtEZ in Arnhem. His first novel was Wormen en engelen. In Onder asfalt\, his second novel\, that was published last year\, all the highways in the Netherlands disappear.\nLocation: Drift 23\, 0.13
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/lecture-writing-as-activism/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230608T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230608T170000
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SUMMARY:Symposium: Het Huis van Thorbecke in de Koloniën
DESCRIPTION:Graag nodigen wij u uit voor het symposium: Het Huis van Thorbecke in de koloniën. \nDe veranderende plaats van de voormalige koloniën in de CBS-definities van westerse migranten\, de Molukse kwestie en de overheidsexcuses voor koloniale slavernij tonen de actualiteit van (post)koloniale burgerschapskwesties. Het zijn kwesties die vragen om interdisciplinaire uitwisseling. \nHet symposium vindt plaats in het KNAW Trippenhuis op 8 juni van 09:00 uur tot 17:00 uur. \nAanmelden kan via deze link\, hieronder vindt u het programma voor de dag. \nProgramma\n08:30 – 09:00 uur inloop en registratie \n09:00 – 9:30 uur Opening Karwan Fatah-Black en Lauren Lauret\nKeynote prof.dr.em. Maarten Prak\, Burgerschap in soorten en maten voor 1848 \n9:30 – 11:00 uur ronde 1: Juridische Grondslagen\nVoorzitter prof.dr. Remieg Aerts\nPanel mr.dr. Gohar Karapetian\, Thorbecke en het hedendaagse staatsburgerschap\nprof.mr. J.E.Jansen\, Romeins recht en de latere koloniale regelingen\nprof.dr. Remco van Rhee\, Burgerschap’ en civiele rechtspraak in Nederlands-Indië in de 19e eeuw\ndr.mr. Daphina Misiedjan\, De historische rol van het recht bij toe-eigening van natuur en de weg naar rechten van de natuur\ndr. Angelie Sens\, Koloniale samenlevingen in de negentiende eeuw: een juridische constructie \n11:00 – 11:30 uur pauze \n11:30-13:00 uur ronde 2: Koloniale Praktijken\nVoorzitter prof.dr. Wim van den Doel\nPanel dr. Dries Lyna\, Vooral voor VOC-personeel? De sociale rol van civiele rechtbanken van\nKaapstad tot het verre Oosten (17de-18de eeuw)\ndr. Alicia Schrikker\, Alexander van der Meer en Philip Post\, Burgerschap in het revolutionaire\ntijdperk? een brede blik op een roerige periode in Azië\ndr. Sophie Rose\, Burgerschap en uitsluiting in Curaçao tot aan de negentiende eeuw.\ndr. Bart Verheijen\, Nederlanderschap en burgerschap in Nederlands-Indië in de 19e eeuw\ndr. Eric Jagdew\, Emancipatie\, Staatstoezicht en Immigratie in Suriname\, 1863-1920: de\nontwikkeling van koloniaal burgerschap. \n13:00 – 14:00 uur lunchpauze \n14:00 – 15:30 uur ronde 3: Nachleben\nVoorzitter dr. Saskia Bonjour\nPanel dr. Guno Jones en dr. Esther Captain\, De erfenissen van koloniaal burgerschap\nEline Westra\, Perspectieven op postkoloniaal burgerschap. Politieke claims van Surinaams-\nNederlandse organisaties na de onafhankelijkheid van Suriname (1975)\nmr. Nawal Mustafa\, Nationaliteitswetgeving\, onstabiele burgerschapsstatus en migratie\nprof.dr. Susan Legêne\, Piepers visie op gelijkheid \n15:30-16:00 pauze \n16:00 – 17:00 uur samenvatting\, conclusies\, afsluiting\nSlotwoord prof. dr. Remieg Aerts\, De orde van het burgerschap. Denken over hiërarchie en\nverhouding in de negentiende eeuw \n17:00 – 18:00 uur receptie
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/symposium-het-huis-van-thorbecke-in-de-kolonien/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230523T170000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230523T183000
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SUMMARY:Diversity of Belonging in Europe
DESCRIPTION:Belonging – or not belonging – lies at the core of many of the recent ‘crises’ and ongoing processes of change that continue to shape as well as to shake up contemporary Europe. New forms of socio-spatial inclusion and exclusion have been both embraced and contested – and always (re)negotiated – as part of ongoing processes of social change\, connected to migration and displacement\, post-socialism and decolonisation\, populism and polarisation. \n\n\n\n\nThe new book Diversity of Belonging in Europe\, co-edited by Susannah Eckersley and Claske Vos\, analyses conflicting notions of identity and belonging in contemporary Europe. Addressing the creation\, negotiation and (re)use of diverse spaces and places of belonging\, the book examines their fascinating complexities in the context of a changing Europe. Taking an innovative interdisciplinary approach\, the book examines renegotiations of belonging played out through cultural encounters with difference and change\, in diverse public spaces and contested places. Highlighting the interconnections between social change and of culture\, heritage and memory\, chapters analyse multi-layered public spaces and the negotiations over culture and belonging that are connected to them. \nDuring this event Susannah Eckersley and Claske Vos will discuss their book with Elisabeth Niklasson\, Sharon Macdonald and Irene Stengs\, exploring new directions in the research on belonging in Europe related to wider questions of heritage\, memory and public space. \nLocation: Spui25\, Amsterdam \nFurther information and registration.
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/diversity-of-belonging-in-europe/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230515T143000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230515T190000
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SUMMARY:Symposium: Die Niederlande\, Deutschland und Europa in Zeiten des Abnehmenden Friedens
DESCRIPTION:Am 15. Mai ist es genau 375 Jahre her\, dass 1648 in Münster mit dem spanisch-niederländischen Friedensvertrag der erste Teil des Westfälischen Friedens geschlossen wurde. Seitdem gelten Münster und Westfalen als Symbol für den Versuch in einer Welt von Einzelstaaten dauerhaft Frieden zu schaffen. Aus diesem Grund organisiert das ZNS\, in Kooperation mit der Stadt Münster und der Universiteit Utrecht (Niederlande) einen Tag der deutsch-niederländischen Begegnungen: Gemeinsam diskutieren wir über den Nachlass und Auftrag des (Westfälischen) Friedens im heutigen erneut vom Krieg berührten Europa. In einem plenaren Gespräch sprechen die Botschafter der beiden Nachbarländer\, Jean C. Nunn (Den Haag) und Ronald van Roeden (Berlin) über Diplomatie und Sicherheit im heutigen Europa. Anschließend skizzieren Historiker:innen aus Deutschland (Justus Nipperdey\, Saarbrücken)\, den Niederlanden (Beatrice de Graaf und Jorrit Steehouder\, Utrecht) und den USA (Bruce Schulman\, Boston) unterschiedliche Perspektiven auf den Westfälischen Frieden und seine anhaltende Bedeutung für die europäischen Beziehungen. Die Veranstaltung findet in deutscher und englischer Sprache statt. \nProgramm 15. Mai \n\nEintritt: frei\n\n\n\n\n\nOrt: Festsaal im historischen Rathaus Münster\, Prinzipalmarkt 10\, 48143 Münster\n\n\n\n\n\nAnmeldung: bis 23. April 2023 über wwuindico.uni-muenster.de/e/15.Mai2023
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/symposium-die-niederlande-deutschland-und-europa-in-zeiten-des-abnehmenden-friedens/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230511T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230511T213000
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SUMMARY:NIAS Talk: Dutch Colonies of Benevolence
DESCRIPTION:Last year\, the UNESCO World Heritage recognized the lasting cultural significance of the unfree ‘colony of benevolence’ at Veenhuizen (now home to the National Prison Museum). This round table brings together three leading researchers on domestic colonies to discuss the international significance of this colony\, which opened its doors 200 years ago. \n\n\n\n\nThis round table with Professor Barbara Arneil discusses the political ideology behind this domestic colony. In her prize-winning book Domestic Colonies (Oxford University Press\, 2017)\, Arneil has argued that domestic colonies shared in common with overseas settler colonies a similar ideological commitment to three key principles: segregation; agrarian labour; and improvement of both people and land\, in both ethical and economic senses. \nAcross Europe\, domestic colonies attracted progressive thinkers sincerely concerned about the plight of the poor\, committed to improving their welfare. From Johannes van den Bosch in the Netherlands and Sir John Sinclair in Scotland\, to Alexis de Tocqueville in France and Jeremy Bentham in England. All of them wrote essays defending such domestic colonies over alternative social policies (e.g.\, outdoor relief\, emigration\, workhouses and poorhouses\, prison barracks). Yet as the colonies evolved and its inhabitants swelled in numbers\, the colonies often acquired disciplinary and sometimes outright penal dimensions. What is the place of free and unfree colonies of benevolence in the history of social welfare policy? This round-table explores this question by placing the Dutch Colonies of Benevolence within their wider international context. \nLocation: Spui25\, Amsterdam \nFurther information and registration.
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/nias-talk-dutch-colonies-of-benevolence/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230511T171500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230511T183000
DTSTAMP:20260601T014338
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SUMMARY:Roundtable conversation: Reparations\, Lessons from the Past\, Challenges for the Future
DESCRIPTION:On 11 May\, this multidisciplinary event on reparations will bring together practitioners\, scholars\, and students\, in the year that marks the 25th anniversary of the signing of the Rome Statute (1998)\, which led to the creation of the International Criminal Court and the Trust Fund for Victims. \nParticipants will be invited to reflect about how reparations have changed in the course of the twentieth and twenty-first century\, and how they will continue to be shaped by diplomatic\, legal and academic consideration\, State and individual responsibility\, and victim agency. \nReparations\nToday\, we almost take it as a given that survivors of severe forms of violence deserve some kind of reparation. The imperative to repair is an important principle in international law – one sanctioned by the United Nations General Assembly resolution 60/147 calling for “adequate\, effective and prompt reparation” in the wake of mass atrocities. \nBut the understanding that victims of mass human rights abuses deserve some form of reparation is a relatively recent one. And it underwent crucial shifts in the course of the twentieth century. But how do reparation programmes come to be? How can one assess their reparative value? To what extent can a historical perspective be of help when trying to gauge the present and future viability of reparative justice? \nRoundtable and debate\nDistinguished professor Beatrice de Graaf (History and Global Governance) will chair a roundtable discussion with: Lorena De Vita (History of International Relations)\, Thijs Bouwknegt (NIOD\, Institute for War\, Holocaust and Genocide Studies)\, Julie Fraser (Netherlands Institute of Human Rights)\, Fabián Salvioli (UN Special Rapporteur on Truth\, Justice and Reparation) (tbc)\, and Henk-Cor van der Kwast (Permanent Representative of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to the International Criminal Court). \nPieter de Baan from the International Criminal Court’s Trust Fund for Victims will lead a public debate and provide closing remarks\, followed by a short reception. \nThe event is organised by Lorena De Vita as part of her research project Holocaust Diplomacy: the Global Politics of Memory and Forgetting\, in partnership with the Alfred Landecker Foundation and the ICC Trust Fund for Victims. \nLocation: Aula\, University Hall\, Utrecht \nRegister for the event here
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/roundtable-conversation-reparations-lessons-from-the-past-challenges-for-the-future/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230510T170000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230510T183000
DTSTAMP:20260601T014338
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SUMMARY:Lecture: Islam\, Democracy and Development
DESCRIPTION:Is Islam compatible with Western political and socioeconomic institutions? If yes\, what explains the problems of authoritarianism and underdevelopment in many Muslim-majority countries? In this year’s acmes annual lecture\, Ahmet Kuru will address these questions by referring to his award-winning book Islam\, Authoritarianism\, and Underdevelopment: A Global and Historical Comparison (Cambridge University Press\, 2019). \n\n\n\n\nIn his lecture Ahmet Kuru will speak about the premises of his book Islam\, Authoritarianism\, and Underdevelopment\, which will be published in Dutch with the title Bloeiperiode en hedendaagse crisis in de moslimwereld (Ertsberg) in May 2023. Kuru will elaborate an argument about the ulema-state alliance as the cause of authoritarianism and underdevelopment in the Muslim world from the eleventh century to the present. Criticizing essentialist\, post-colonialist\, and new institutionalist explanations\, Kuru focuses on the relations between intellectual\, economic\, religious\, and political classes in this annual lecture. \nFurther information and registration. \nLocation: Spui25\, Amsterdam
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/lecture-islam-democracy-and-development/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230509T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230509T220000
DTSTAMP:20260601T014338
CREATED:20230419T081246Z
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SUMMARY:Schuman lecture Maastricht University: Learning to learn from history
DESCRIPTION:Until the Second World War\, remembering the past in Europe only served to glorify the nation\, stir up revanchism and sanctify heroes. After 1945\, the trauma of war\, totalitarianism\, and the Holocaust gave rise to a new ambition: that of learning from history. But has this succeeded? \nA decade or two ago\, that memory began to crumble\, abandoned by indifferent younger generations and mutilated by falsifiers of history eager to impose new nationalist narratives based on hatred. As memory fades\, so does vigilance. People forget that peace\, democracy and freedom are a heritage that must be tirelessly protected and nurtured. People forget the countless sacrifices they have demanded of entire generations. You believe that these achievements are given unchangeably\, like the air you breathe. \nThen one morning you wake up and there is a war going on. \nGéraldine Schwarz is a German-French writer\, journalist and documentary filmmaker. After working as a German correspondent for the news agency AFP\, she now publishes in various international media. For her book Les Amnésiques\, she received many awards\, including the European Book Prize in 2018. It is translated into more than ten languages\, a.o. German: Die Gedächtnislosen and English: Those Who Forget.\nIn this book she follows three generations of her family. She traces back the painful process of coming to terms with the past in Germany\, which she sees as a cornerstone of democracy. How did Germans transform collective guilt into democratic responsibility? Schwarz compares it to the work of remembering in France\, Italy\, and Eastern Europe. With populism and extremism on the rise in Europe today\, she reflects on how society can become complicit in political crime and how to learn better from history. \nSchuman Lecture\nEvery year\, Maastricht University and the City of Maastricht jointly organise this lecture in commemoration of Robert Schuman and the Treaties of Rome (1957) and Maastricht (1992). Robert Schuman (1886-1963) was the French Minister of Foreign Affairs and co-founder of the European Union. \nYou can register here \n\n\n\nLocation\nFranz Palm Lecture Hall\nTongersestraat 53\nMaastricht\, Nederland \n\n\n\n\nDate: Tuesday 9 May\, 20:00
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/schuman-lecture-maastricht-university-learning-to-learn-from-history/
CATEGORIES:Events,External
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230509T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230509T173000
DTSTAMP:20260601T014338
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SUMMARY:Lecture | Liberal Worldmaking and the Imaginative Geography of Sex Trafficking – Jeanne Morefield (Oxford)
DESCRIPTION:Date and time: 9 May 2023\, 16.00-17.30\nPlace: Utrecht\, room: Drift 23\, 0.12 \nNo registration is needed\, unless you want to participate online. In that case\, send an e-mail to: info@globalintellectualhistory.org. \nAbstract\nSince the late 1990’s\, global attention to the issue of human trafficking (particularly sex trafficking) has skyrocketed within international institutions and among fascist aspiring conspiracy theorists.  This talk turns to the last period in global history when international anti–trafficking campaigns were this widespread\, the interwar era. I focus on how liberal internationalist supporters of the League of Nations used the putatively “non–political” issue of the “traffic in women and children” to negotiate tensions in the League’s world vision between its universal rhetoric and its ongoing commitment to racial hierarchy and imperialism. Rather than focus on how trafficking helped League internationalists deflect attention away from this disconnect\, however\, I draw upon Edward Said’s notion of “imaginative geography” to better understand the generative quality of trafficking. Read in this light\, an investigation of the League’s archives reveals a complex discursive and bureaucratic process of knowledge production about a globe–spanning\, criminal underworld – populated by anti–Semitic caricatures of traffickers and helpless victims – against which the League could invent and instantiate itself. A closer interrogation of interwar\, anti–trafficking politics thus has much to tell us about the relationship between world making and underworld making in the liberal internationalism imaginary\, and about the overlap between that imaginary and the dreamworld of fascism\, both then and now. \nBiography\nJeanne Morefield is an Associate Professor of Political Theory at the University of Oxford\, a Fellow at New College (Oxford)\, and a Non-Resident Fellow at the Quincy Institute. Her scholarship sits at the intersection of political theory\, international relations\, and intellectual history with a particular focus on the relationship between liberalism\, imperialism\, and internationalism in Britain and America. She is the author of Covenants Without Swords: Idealist Liberalism and the Spirit of Empire (2005)\, Empires Without Imperialism: Anglo American Decline and the Politic of Deflection (2014) and Unsettling the World: Edward Said and Political Theory (2022).  Her next book project\, Underworld\, examines the role of sex trafficking panics in the shared global imaginaries of liberalism and fascism. Morefield’s popular work has appeared in The Boston Review\, Jacobin\, Responsible Statecraft\, and The New Statesman.
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/lecture-liberal-worldmaking-and-the-imaginative-geography-of-sex-trafficking-jeanne-morefield-oxford/
CATEGORIES:Events,External
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230509T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230509T173000
DTSTAMP:20260601T014338
CREATED:20230426T103313Z
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SUMMARY:International Symposium: The Dutch Colonies of Benevolence in international context
DESCRIPTION:Exactly 200 years ago\, the agricultural colony at Veenhuizen was first opened. Established as a social experiment to combat poverty\, re-educate people\, and transform wasteland into productive agricultural land\, the Colony housed thousands of poor families\, vagrants\, orphans\, widows\, and criminals for decades. Because of their great cultural-historical importance\, the Dutch and Flemish Colonies of Benevolence were granted the UNESCO World Heritage status in 2021. \nThis day-long public symposium celebrates both the 200th anniversary and the newly acquired World Heritage status. Fifteen leading national and international researchers will together discuss the Colonies from multidisciplinary angles. From poverty alleviation to punishment. From landscaping to architecture. And from the underlying economic model to the ideas of founder Johannes van den Bosch. Along the way\, the Dutch Colonies of Benevolence will be compared to other19th-century agricultural colonies – in Belgium\, France\, Italy\, Great Britain\, South Africa and elsewhere. In which ways were the Dutch agricultural colonies of Benevolence unique? \nWith:\nBarbara Arneil (UBC) – Anne Brunon Ernst (Paris) – Geertje Bernaerts (Karvansera) – Iain Mackinnon (Coventry) – Paul Meurs (Steenhuismeurs) – Sabrina Puddu (Leuven) – Colin Ripley (Toronto) – Angelie Sens (Amsterdam) – Freek Schmidt (VU) – Hanneke Stuit (UvA) – Vincent Tassenaar & Richard Paping (both Rijksuniversiteit Groningen) – Stephen Toth (Arizona) – Craig Whittall (London) \nThe symposium will be in English. You can also follow the symposium online; please register below. \nDate: Tuesday May 9th 2023 \nTime: 09.00 – 17.30 \nVenue: National Prison Museum\, Oude Gracht 1\, 9341 AA Veenhuizen\, The Netherlands / Online \nEntrance fee: € 30\,- (this includes coffee/tea and lunch; and a guided tour of the museum*) \nProgram: Check out the program here: Program International Symposium \n*During each of the four panel sessions\, we offer guided tours of the museum. Would you like to take part in this? Then please indicate in the form below under ‘Notes’ during which panel session you would like a guided tour of the museum. \nThe symposium will be held in English. Should you be interested\, please know that you are very welcome to attend the public symposium\, whether in person or online. For more information and registration\, see the website: https://gevangenismuseum.nl/en/publiekssymposium-nationaal-gevangenismuseum-veenhuizen/
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/international-symposium-the-dutch-colonies-of-benevolence-in-international-context/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230508T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230508T143000
DTSTAMP:20260601T014338
CREATED:20230406T102438Z
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SUMMARY:Security History Network Lecture | Thomas Weber
DESCRIPTION:You are invited to the next SHN Lecture\, which will take place on May 8th. In this lecture\, Prof. Thomas Weber will speak on Hitler’s quest for sustainable security. Thomas Weber is Professor of History and International Affairs as well as the founding Director of the Centre of Global Security and Governance at the University of Aberdeen. He also is an Associate Fellow of the Center for Advanced Security\, Strategic and Integration Studies at the University of Bonn and Senior Associate of the Centre for European\, Russian and Eurasian Studies at the Munk School for Global Affairs and Public Policy at the University of Toronto. His research and teaching expertise lies in European\, international\, and global political history from the 19th century to the present.\nThe lecture will take place in the Canon’s Hall in the Academy Hall\, Utrecht from 12:00 until 14:30. A lunch will be provided during the lecture.\nFor more information and registration\, please follow the link.
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/security-history-network-lecture-thomas-weber/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230504T203000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230504T213000
DTSTAMP:20260601T014338
CREATED:20230309T134628Z
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SUMMARY:4-mei lezing: In verzet
DESCRIPTION:Waarom komen sommige mensen wel in verzet en andere niet? Met historicus prof. Ismee Tames (UU). \nWanneer komen mensen in verzet? Welke rol spelen sociale netwerken\, ideeën en vaardigheden hierin? En waarom zijn sommige verzetsbewegingen principieel geweldloos en andere juist niet? Historicus prof. Ismee Tames (UU & NIOD) doet onderzoek naar de ervaringen van mensen in tijden van oorlog en massaal geweld. Aan de hand van voorbeelden uit de Tweede Wereldoorlog en andere perioden\, gaat ze in op grote en kleine acties van verzet tegen onderdrukking\, uitbuiting en vervolging. Wat kunnen we daarvan leren voor de crises van nu? \nMet deze lezing koppelt de Universiteit Utrecht de dodenherdenking aan actuele maatschappelijke ontwikkelingen. \nDe deuren van het Academiegebouw gaan open om 20:15.  \n\n\n\n\nWanneer: 4 mei 2023 20:30-21.30\nLocatie: Academiegebouw (Aula)\, Domplein 29\, Utrecht\nEntree: Gratis\nAanmelden: Niet nodig. Let op: vol = vol.\nMeer informatie: Eventpagina
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/4-mei-lezing-in-verzet/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230503T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230503T220000
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CREATED:20230419T085816Z
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SUMMARY:Merlijnlezing: Constantinopel en de Eerste Jihad\, 633-718. Het overleven van een christelijk Europa in de zevende en achtste eeuw
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Henk Singor spreekt op 3 mei over Constantinopel en de Eerste Jihad\, 633-718. Het overleven van een christelijk Europa in de zevende en achtste eeuw. Deze lezing zal zowel op locatie als online bij te wonen zijn. \nIn zijn lezing zal Henk Singor het vooral hebben over een aantal deelonderwerpen van zijn pas verschenen boek: \n– Een andere (nieuwe) kijk op de oorsprong van de islam als expansionistische en militante religie;\n– Een andere (nieuwe) reconstructie van bepaalde gebeurtenissen\, met name de Arabische verovering van Egypte (639/40-642) en de eerste en tweede Arabische aanval op Constantinopel in 654 en 668;\n– Een andere (nieuwe) waardering van de betekenis van Constantinopel met zijn aldaar bewaarde antieke Griekse wetenschappelijke en filosofische teksten voor de cultuurgeschiedenis van het Westen. \nDit zijn allemaal grote thema’s die in een lezing niet veel meer dan samengevat kunnen worden\, ook al omdat Henk Singor graag voldoende ruimte wil laten voor vragen en discussie. \nOver de spreker\nDr. Henk Singor studeerde Geschiedenis aan de Universiteit van Amsterdam. Na enkele jaren in het middelbaar onderwijs te hebben gewerkt\, was hij van 1980 tot 2012 als docent Oude Geschiedenis verbonden aan de Universiteit Leiden. In 1988 promoveerde hij daar op een proefschrift over Ontstaan en Betekenis van de Hoplietenphalanx in het Archaïsche Griekenland. Zijn specialisaties zijn het archaïsche Griekenland\, de geschiedenis van Sparta\, militaire geschiedenis\, de contacten van de antieke wereld met (Oost-)Azië en het vroege christendom in de context van het Romeinse Keizerrijk. \nHij heeft een aantal wetenschappelijke en populair-wetenschappelijke publicaties op het gebied van de Oude Geschiedenis geschreven\, waarvan De oudheid\, Grieken en Romeinen in de context van de wereldgeschiedenis\, geschreven samen met Frits Naerebout\, wel de bekendste is. \nLocatie: Lipsius\, zaal 1.23\, Cleveringaplaats 1\, 2311 BD Leiden \nAanmelden voor de zaal of online
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/merlijnlezing-constantinopel-en-de-eerste-jihad-633-718-het-overleven-van-een-christelijk-europa-in-de-zevende-en-achtste-eeuw/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230502T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230502T180000
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SUMMARY:Online archival training for students in global history and biography (National Archives\, UK)
DESCRIPTION:The National Archives\, UK are offering a new series of online workshops in archival skills aimed at postgraduate students on a variety of themes.  On 2nd May (14:00-17:00 BST) we are running a workshop that introduces some of the sources and techniques that allow the study of ‘global biographies’ \nThe records at the National Archives of the United Kingdom offer a uniquely rich insight into the histories of the global movement of people in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. These records reflect the values of personhood held by the British state in relation to race\, class and gender\, however\, a richer variety of individuals are ‘legible’ in our documents than is sometimes realised. This workshop focusses on groups whose lives are less well documented but whose journeys are nonetheless captured by our collections. \nThe workshop will offer: \n\nCase studies exploring the range of TNA records that facilitate biographical study.\nDemonstrations and exercises in using the most fruitful sources for tracing individuals.\nIntroduction to specialist tools and techniques for researching biographies.\nA ‘sandbox’ session where you can explore these tools in relation to your own research projects.\n\nMore information and booking can be found on eventbrite – please see the link: PAST Thematic Overview: Modern Global History & Biography Registration\, Tue 2 May 2023 at 14:00 | Eventbrite\nContact Email: past@nationalarchives.gov.uk
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/online-archival-training-for-students-in-global-history-and-biography-national-archives-uk/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230421T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230421T170000
DTSTAMP:20260601T014338
CREATED:20221130T095131Z
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SUMMARY:Workshop Advanced Thesis Design 2: presenting and defending
DESCRIPTION:This event is fully booked. \nOPG Workshop Advanced Thesis Design – Presenting and Defending 21 April 2023
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/workshop-advanced-thesis-design-2-presenting-and-defending/
CATEGORIES:Events,OPG/RSPH
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230414
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230415
DTSTAMP:20260601T014338
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SUMMARY:Seminar Professional Development
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URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/seminar-professional-development/
CATEGORIES:Events,OPG/RSPH
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230411T133000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230411T173000
DTSTAMP:20260601T014338
CREATED:20230303T140855Z
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SUMMARY:Workshop ‘The Longue Durée Perspective’
DESCRIPTION:11 April 2023\, 13:30-17:30 (followed by drinks)\nUtrecht University\, Kromme Nieuwegracht 80\, Van Ravesteynzaal (1.06)\nRegister here \nAbstract\nHow do you do longue durée history? This workshop aims to bring together historians who apply a longue durée perspective in their research or are contemplating starting a longue durée project. It primarily focusses on the particularities of doing longue durée research and invites the participants to reflect on their methods and share their best practices. Some questions that are likely to be explored are: How to select a strong corpus of sources? How to recognise and study (dis)continuity? And how much contextualisation is enough? \nThe workshop is led by Annelien de Dijn\, Professor of Modern Political History at Utrecht University and author of the longue durée history and award-winning book Freedom: An Unruly History (2020). She will give the participants a unique glimpse into the making of her book and share some concrete examples of how she has applied a longue durée perspective. The workshop is organised by Anne Por and Edurne De Wilde (PhD candidates at Leiden University)\nThe aim of this interactive workshop is to give researchers an opportunity to exchange thoughts about longue durée history with an expert and learn from each other. \nProgramme \n13.30-15.00: Opening\nRound of introductions including shortly addressing the prepared questions (see preparatory assignment below)\nThe possibilities and limitations of longue durée history\nDiscussion of the assigned texts \n15.00-15.30: Break \n15.30-17.30: Longue durée expertise\nAnnelien de Dijn on the making of Freedom: An Unruly History\nQ&A \n17.30: Drinks \nReadings (will be made available by the Huizinga Institute)\n• Armitage\, David. “What’s the Big Idea? Intellectual History and the Longue Durée.” History of European Ideas 38\, no. 4 (2012): 493-507.\n• De Dijn\, Annelien. “Introduction: An Elusive Concept.” Introduction in Freedom. An Unruly History\, Cambridge: Harvard University Press\, 2020. \nPreparatory assignment\nWe ask all participants to prepare their answer(s) to the following questions: Have you come across practical issues in your own longue durée research? How did you deal with or solve these difficulties? Or\, what type of problems do you think you might encounter? \nECTS\nECTS are not standard issued after this workshop. We do however offer the option of participating for 1 ECTS with an extra assignment. Are you interested in participating for 1 ECTS? Please inform the Huizinga Institute via huizinga@uu.nl to receive more information on the extra assignment.
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/workshop-the-longue-duree-perspective/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230409T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230409T170000
DTSTAMP:20260601T014338
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SUMMARY:Conference: Parliament contested? Rethinking the relationship between national politics\, global crises\, and pressure from below in the 1970s
DESCRIPTION: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 that occurred. What can be seen as decisive turning points shaping the political history of the era? Were they the same in each country\, or did they differ from state to state? And in what way and to what extent were these defining moments and events related to citizen activism\, national political factors and cross-border actors or influences respectively? Furthermore\, what do our findings tell us about politics in the 1970s\, also in relation to the ‘revolutionary’ 1960s and the ‘neoliberal’ 1980s? \nLocation: Radboud University \nMore information.
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/conference-parliament-contested-rethinking-the-relationship-between-national-politics-global-crises-and-pressure-from-below-in-the-1970s/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230403T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230403T173000
DTSTAMP:20260601T014338
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SUMMARY:Lecture Ilkay Yilmaz - Interimperial Diplomacy\, Security and Administrative Reform in The Ottoman East
DESCRIPTION:On the 3rd of April\, the Security History Network hosts its third lecture in the SHN Lecture Series. In this lecture\, dr. İlkay Yılmaz will speak about Interimperial Diplomacy\, Security and Administrative Reform in The Ottoman East.\nDr. Yılmaz is currently a DFG-funded research assistant at the Friedrich-Meinecke-Institut at the division of Modern History. studies. She was a visiting Ph.D. candidate at Leiden University in 2009-2010\, where she conducted research on passport history\, inter-imperial collaboration on policing\, public order\, state formation\, security history and history of violence in the Ottoman Empire during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. \nMore information can be found on the SHN website. \nYou are invited to join the lecture on location (Drift 25\, room 0.03) on Monday the 3rd of April\, 16:00 – 17:30. It is also possible to join the lecture online via Teams.\nPlease register your attendance via Eventbrite:\nhttps://www.eventbrite.nl/e/tickets-dr-ilkay-ylmaz-interimperial-diplomacy-in-the-ottoman-east-558764719317 
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/lecture-ilkay-yilmaz-interimperial-diplomacy-security-and-administrative-reform-in-the-ottoman-east/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230331T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230331T171500
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SUMMARY:Lecture Barbara Sollberg-Rilinger: King Frederick William I of Prussia and the History of Masculinity
DESCRIPTION:On 31 March\, Professor of Early Modern History Barbara Stollberg-Rilinger (Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster) will give the lecture ‘King Frederick William I of Prussia and the History of Masculinity: Challenges of Biographical Writing’. \nThe suggestive power of retrospective rationalisation\nFrederick William I\, king of Prussia (1713-1740)\, called himself a tyrant\, and most of his contemporaries would have agreed. Later historians\, however\, used to praise him as “educator of the German nation” and “Prussia’s greatest inner king”. His biography not only offers an insight into the social logic of autocracy and the transformation of masculinity. It is also an exemplary case to demonstrate the malleability of history and the suggestive power of retrospective rationalisation. \nLocation: Janskerkhof 2-3\, room 0.21 \nRegistration: Please send an email to Jip Lettink (j.lettink@uu.nl) \nMore information: Download the flyer 
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/lecture-barbara-sollberg-rilinger-king-frederick-william-i-of-prussia-and-the-history-of-masculinity/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230330T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230330T131500
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SUMMARY:Lunch Seminar Lucas Poy: Social Democracy and the Limits of Internationalism in the Interwar Period
DESCRIPTION:In recent years\, scholars of the anti-Communist and social democratic tradition developed an interpretation in which socialist internationalism is no longer portrayed as opposed to nationalism\, but rather as complementary. This allowed them to move away from older perspectives and to examine the main features of international cooperation among socialists under a more positive light. Its substantial and convincing contributions notwithstanding\, this literature also displays important shortcomings. Not only does it minimize the challenge that nationalism did pose to transnational solidarities: it is also too focused on Europe and therefore overlooks a more serious limit to internationalism\, namely a perspective that proclaimed a principle of colour-blind solidarity among all peoples of the world\, but in practice built a much more limited transnational community of workers either born in Europe or from European descent. \nIn this presentation I complicate our knowledge of socialist internationalism in the 1920s by exploring a unique and under-researched event\, the “World Migration Congress” organized in London in 1926 by the International Federation of Trade Unions and the Labour and Socialist International. Drawing on the idea that international organizations and meetings can be used as ‘observation points’ for studying global history\, I use the prolegomena\, the preparations\, and the discussions of this congress as a lens to understand the stances of socialist parties and reformist trade unions regarding the question of migration in the 1920s\, explaining to what extent\, and for what reason\, they have changed in comparison with the pre-war period. Moreover\, I also show that these stances were intertwined in many ways with perspectives on colonialism and condescending views of the ‘coloured peoples’ of the world. \nThis seminar will be given by Lucas Poy. \nLocation: Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam\, Forum 7 (HG-1D09) \nTo attend this seminar\, please send an email to m.bakkes@student.vu.nl
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/lunch-seminar-lucas-poy-social-democracy-and-the-limits-of-internationalism-in-the-interwar-period/
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SUMMARY:Publiek gesprek: ‘Democratie en Omgangsvormen’
DESCRIPTION:De discussie over de omgangsvormen in de Tweede Kamer doet al geruime tijd veel stof opwaaien. Moeten er grenzen getrokken worden ter verdediging van het redelijke debat en dus van de democratie? Of is de toegankelijkheid van het debat in de Kamer belangrijker en staat de vrijheid van meningsuiting boven alles?\nRecentelijk vindt in deze discussie een kentering plaats. Waar sinds de opkomst van Pim Fortuyn de gedachte dat alles gezegd moet kunnen worden domineerde\, is er tegenwoordig meer aandacht voor het gevaar van democratische ondermijning door uitspraken in de Kamer. Deze kentering wordt vaak beschouwd als een reactie op veranderende ‘omgangsvormen’\, maar is dat wel terecht? Met andere woorden: gaat het hier om de verdediging van ‘fatsoen’ als waarde of worden basisregels van democratie overtreden? Een zekere mate van onfatsoen en afwijking van pure redelijkheid hoort misschien wel bij een open democratische politiek. Mogelijk staren we ons blind op de toon van het debat en is het belangrijker om naar de inhoud te kijken van wat gezegd wordt. Of gebeurt dit de laatste tijd al\, en is dat de kentering die we waarnemen?\nOver deze kwestie organiseren we een publiek gesprek. Niet zozeer een debat met tegenover elkaar (vast)staande meningen\, maar een verkenning van een probleem dat cruciaal is voor de democratie. Aanleiding is het door het Thorbeckefonds van de KNAW gesubsidieerde onderzoeksproject “Redelijkheid omstreden. Debatregels en de toegang tot democratie\, 1870 1940” (onderzoekers dr. Anne Petterson\, Radboud Universiteit; dr. Anne Heyer en prof. Henk te Velde\, Universiteit Leiden). \nProgramma\n17u00 – 17u30:Inloop\n17u30 – 18u45:Gesprek\nPanelleden:\n– Hans Goslinga\, politiek commentator\, Trouw\n– Dr. Carla Hoetink\, politieke geschiedenis\, Radboud Universiteit\n– Prof. Wim Voermans\, staatsrecht\, Universiteit Leiden\nHet gesprek wordt geleid door prof. Henk te Velde\, Nederlandse geschiedenis\, Universiteit Leiden. \nDatum: Maandag 27 maart 2023\, 17u30 – 18u45\nLocatie: Wijnhavengebouw\, zaal 3.18 (Den Haag\, Turfmarkt 99 – nabij Centraal Station)\nAanmelden kan door een mail te sturen naar Felix Bosch: f.r.bosch@hum.leidenuniv.nl
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/publiek-gesprek-democratie-en-omgangsvormen/
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SUMMARY:Lezingen- en debatavond - Infocentrum WO2 Nijmegen
DESCRIPTION:Op 23 maart a.s. organiseert het Infocentrum WO2 Nijmegen een lezingen- en debatavond over enerzijds de geallieerde plunderingen in het Rijk van Nijmegen in 1944-1945 en anderzijds de plunderingen in vroegere oorlogen én in de hedendaagse actualiteit\, zoals in Oekraïne. \nAl zolang oorlogen bestaan\, wordt er geplunderd. Ook geallieerde soldaten maakten zich tijdens de Tweede Wereldoorlog schuldig aan plundering. Maar waarom deden ze dat op het grondgebied van een bevriende natie? Amerikanen\, Britten en Canadezen – roofden niet alleen uit woonhuizen\, maar ook uit fabrieken\, hotels\, banken\, kloosters en kerken. Ze trokken in het Rijk van Nijmegen vrijwel alle gebouwen leeg. Wat bezielde deze militairen? \nDr. Paul H.M. Thissen zal u hierover als eerste spreker inzicht geven. Hij is gepromoveerd als historisch geograaf en werkzaam bij de provincie Gelderland als regisseur Erfgoed. Hij publiceert geregeld over de historische geografie van de regio rond Nijmegen. Zijn verhaal verwijst naar het recentelijk verschenen boek Bezet\, bevrijd & geplunderd (mede van zijn hand en verkrijgbaar op deze avond) en de gelijknamige tentoonstelling die op dit moment te zien is in het Vrijheidsmuseum (t/m 9 april 2023. \nAls tweede spreker zal militair-historicus en publicist dr. Christ Klep een bijdrage leveren door in te gaan op het thema ‘plunderingen’ zoals dit dwars door de geschiedenis heen welig tierde en heden ten dage nog springlevend is in oorlogs- en crisisgebieden. Klep is verbonden aan het Instituut voor Militaire Geschiedenis als universitair docent en onderzoeker\, alsook adviseur van het Ministerie van Buitenlandse zaken. Bovenal is hij allround liefhebber van geschiedenis\, internationale betrekkingen en wat zich nog meer afspeelt in de wondere wereld van oorlog en vrede\, defensie\, politiek en maatschappij. \nNa de lezingen is er ruimte voor het stellen van vragen en debat tussen de sprekers en de zaal. \nNa afloop is er tevens gelegenheid voor een drankje bij het Lindenberg Café. \nReserveren is noodzakelijk en kan via welkom@infocentrumwo2.nl o.v.v. “Lezing Plunder” of telefonisch via 024-3974404. \nTijd: 19:30 (19:00 Inloop) Einde: 21.45 \nLocatie: Infocentrum WO2 Nijmegen\, Ridderstraat 27\, 6511 TM Nijmegen \nInformatie: 024-3974404 of welkom@infocentrumwo2.nl \nWebsite: www.infocentrumwo2.nl
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/lezingen-en-debatavond-infocentrum-wo2-nijmegen/
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SUMMARY:CDH Webinar: The datafication of race-ethnicity in Dutch governmental databases
DESCRIPTION:For his PhD research\, Gerwin van Schie delved into the data systems of Dutch government bodies to look at the algorithms used there. He focused on the way Dutch immigrant populations are ‘datafied’ by various societal institutions. Dutch governmental classifications are based on immigrants’ former nationality and that of their parents and often relate to the colonial history of the Netherlands or their country of birth. During this webinar\, he will talk about the results and the methods he has used. \nMore info & registration: Centre for Digital Humanities | CDH webinar: The datafication of race-ethnicity in Dutch governmental databases (uu.nl)
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/cdh-webinar-the-datafication-of-race-ethnicity-in-dutch-governmental-databases/
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