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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
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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:20260601T031759
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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/
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230409T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230409T170000
DTSTAMP:20260601T031759
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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/
CATEGORIES:Events,External
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230403T160000
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DTSTAMP:20260601T031759
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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
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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
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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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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230327T173000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230327T184500
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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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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230323T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230323T220000
DTSTAMP:20260601T031759
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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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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230323T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230323T161500
DTSTAMP:20260601T031759
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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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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230314T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230314T173000
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SUMMARY:History Things: The Gallic Past and French Historical Research in the Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Century – Public lecture by Lisa Regazzoni (Bielefeld)
DESCRIPTION:Adopting a fresh perspective\, my research takes on the task of rethinking the field of knowledge dealing with the “Gallic past” in French discourse in the eighteenth and early nineteenth century. Instead of first buckling down to the analysis of historical narratives surrounding the Gallic past\, it tackles the monument\, the historical evidence that underpinned and verified insights into that past. Spotlighting the monument for the first time as an epistemic object\, it explores its impressive semantic enhancement in the course of the eighteenth century and the concomitant epistemic practices involved in constructing the Gallic past. \nFrom this vantage point\, my research wants to offer a pioneering contribution to a historical epistemology yet to be written\, one that focuses on the historicity of the respective epoch-specific “species” of evidence. The single-minded pursuit of monuments prompts a gaze shift to the French provinces\, where material and immaterial testimonies of the Gallic past were “discovered” and processed into epistemic objects. The “provincializing” of Paris as a site of knowledge production ensues\, shedding light on the crucial role of provincial erudition\, as seen not merely in the “invention” of the Gallic past but also in methodological and epistemological renewal. What follows is a revision of the historiography of recent decades\, which has interpreted the narrative of an “autochthonous” pre-Roman past either as nation building or identity creation. With rare exceptions\, the real purpose of these narratives produced with and around Gallic monuments was to brace ecumenical\, Christian-apologetic\, universalist (and anti-Gallic!) views or parochial claims. \nNo registration is needed\, unless you want to participate online. In that case\, send an e-mail to: info@globalintellectualhistory.org. \nBiography\nLisa Regazzoni is full professor in Theory of History at the University of Bielefeld. Previously\, she was a ‘Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter’ at the Goethe-Universität Frankfurt\, held fellowships at\, among other places\, the IAS Princeton\, German Historical Institute London and the EHESS Paris\, and lectured at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München. In 2020 she published her ‘Habilitationsschrift’ entitled Geschichtsdinge. Gallische Vergangenheit und französische Geschichtsforschung im 18. und frühen 19. Jahrhundert. Her research interests include the history and theory of historical studies\, material culture and history of collecting and French intellectual history of the 18th and 19th centuries.
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/history-things-the-gallic-past-and-french-historical-research-in-the-eighteenth-and-early-nineteenth-century-public-lecture-by-lisa-regazzoni-bielefeld/
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230311
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SUMMARY:Cancelled: Tutorial Themes in Political History: governmentality and gender
DESCRIPTION:Unfortunately\, this tutorial is cancelled.
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/tutorial-themes-in-political-history-governmentally-and-gender/
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230309T171500
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SUMMARY:Panelgesprek Migratievraagstuk of migratiecrisis?
DESCRIPTION:In de zomer van 2022 werd het duidelijk: het migratiebeleid piept en kraakt. Maar is dit het gevolg van de hoge instroom? Of een gevolg van falend en warrig overheidsbeleid? \nDit evenement wordt georganiseerd in samenwerking met het Nederlands Genootschap voor Internationale Zaken (NGIZ). \nDe Europese Commissie werkt aan een nieuw asiel- en migratiepact. Het zogenoemde Dublin­systeem zou vervangen moeten worden door een nieuw asiel- en migratie­beheersysteem waarbij asiel­aanvragen beter over de lidstaten worden gespreid. Ook zou er meer in asielprocedures en grensbewaking moeten worden geïnvesteerd. Maar is dit voldoende of moet de Europese Unie harder ingrijpen? En welke middelen heeft de Nederlandse overheid om zelf in te grijpen? Kortom\, is er sprake van een migratievraagstuk of een migratiecrisis? \nDeze vragen staan op 9 maart centraal tijdens het panelgesprek dat wordt georganiseerd door het Montesquieu Instituut en het Nederlands Genootschap voor Internationale Zaken (NGIZ). Tijdens de bijeenkomst gaan Leo Lucassen (hoogleraar arbeids- en migratiegeschiedenis aan Universiteit Leiden)\, René Peters (Tweede Kamerlid\, CDA) en Sophie in ’t Veld (Europarlementariër\, D66) in gesprek onder leiding van moderator Jan Rood (voorzitter van het NGIZ en senior research fellow bij Instituut Clingendael). \nPraktische informatie \nDatum: donderdag 9 maart 2023\nTijd: 16.00 uur (inloop vanaf 15.30 uur) tot ca. 17.15 uur\nLocatie: Huis van Europa\, Korte Vijverberg 5\, 2513 AB Den Haag\nAanmelding: U kunt zich aanmelden via het aanmeldformulier. Als u zich heeft aangemeld en toch verhinderd bent\, wilt u dit dan doorgeven via debat@montesquieu-instituut.nl? \nAanmeldformulier\nMeer informatie
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/panelgesprek-migratievraagstuk-of-migratiecrisis/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230227T171500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230227T183000
DTSTAMP:20260601T031759
CREATED:20230120T090115Z
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SUMMARY:Gezondheidszorg: Trekt de provincie ons uit het bestuurlijk moeras?
DESCRIPTION:We gaan stemmen op 15 maart aanstaande.\nIn aanloop naar de provinciale verkiezingen verzorgt perscentrum Nieuwspoort in samenwerking met het Montesquieu Instituut drie debatten over Stikstof (maandag 30 januari)\,  Wonen (maandag 13 februari) en Gezondheidszorg (maandag 27 februari). \nOp maandag 27 februari is het de beurt aan Gezondheidszorg\nRegionalisering zou het Ei van Columbus zijn voor de vastlopende gezondheidszorg. Deskundigen twijfelen; er zijn meer voor de hand liggende oplossingen. Kan de provincie een centrale rol aan? Debat met Harry van der Maas (gedeputeerde Zeeland\, SGP)\, Carin Gaemers (historicus\, voormalig Nieuwspoort-rapporteur\, co-auteur Zorgmanifest)\, Fleur Agema (PVV-Tweede Kamerlid) en Willem Wansink(journalist). Moderator Lars Geerts (NOS). \nIn deze debatserie wordt op zoek gegaan naar het antwoord waarom het maar niet lukt om de grote maatschappelijke thema’s op te lossen. Waarom lopen noodzakelijke veranderingen vast in het bestuurlijk moeras? Steeds gaan een bestuurder\, politicus\, wetenschappelijk deskundige en een journalist met elkaar in gesprek. Niet het probleem staat centraal\, maar de mogelijke oplossingen en de manier waarop de provincies daaraan kunnen bijdragen. De thema’s: stikstof\, wonen en zorg. \nPraktische informatie:\nMaandag 27 februari 2023: Gezondheidszorg\nInloop 16.45 uur. Aanvang 17.15 uur. Einde 18.30 uur.\nToegang is gratis na aanschaf van een zaalticket voor die avond. Het ticket geeft u ook toegang tot Nieuwspoort bij de beveiliging van de Tweede Kamer. \nAanmelden\nNa afloop kunt u een hapje eten in ons restaurant\, bij aanschaf van een gratis zaalticket kunt u de Chef’s Special a €15\,50 bestellen: Kip ala bon femme\, Franse boederij kip\, spek\, aardappel\, wortel\, doperwten\, champignons of  Gegrilde halloumi vega\, Aardappel\, wortel\, doperwten\, champignons\, tomatensalsa. \nEr is ook een livestream\, waarvan de link later wordt toegevoegd.\nU kunt tevoren vragen indienen voor de panelleden via secretariaat@nieuwspoort.nl\, meld u daarbij welke avond het betreft. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nPraktische informatie\n\n\n\n\n\nDatum:\n27 februari 2023\n\n\nLocatie:\nBezuidenhoutseweg 67\, Den Haag\n\n\nToegangsticket:\nGratis p.p.\n\n\nChef’s Special:\n€ 15\,50 p.p.\n\n\nPoorter toegangsticket:\nGratis p.p.\n\n\nVegetarische Chef’s Special:\n€ 15\,50 p.p.\n\n\nAanvangstijd:\n17:15 – 18:30\n\n\nAanvangstijd diner:\n00:00
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/gezondheidszorg-trekt-de-provincie-ons-uit-het-bestuurlijk-moeras/
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230224T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230331T130000
DTSTAMP:20260601T031759
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UID:4413-1677232800-1680267600@onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl
SUMMARY:RMA Course – Back to the Source: Political History Unravelled
DESCRIPTION:Every Friday from 24 February until 31 March\, 10-13.00h\nSupervisor: Dr. Carla Hoetink (Radboud University; RSPH/OPG Director of Studies) \n\n\n\nLong gone are the days when political history was only described from official state documents. In today’s historical practice a great deal of attention is paid to multi-perspectivity\, seeking opportunities to hear different voices. No one doubts the relevance of looking beyond the text and incorporating visual\, auditory and material sources. In addition\, new approaches and rapidly developing digital techniques shed fresh light on classical sources and open different possibilities for organizing\, analyzing and presenting sources on a larger scale. What does this mean for writing political history today? \nIn this course\, students develop a broad view of the potential of resources to analyze the history of politics and the political. Students also learn to critically reflect on the limitations of various types of sources\, archives\, and datasets\, and to recognize their ‘political’ nature. What were the roles of e.g. the state and social movements in collecting and archiving materials? What blank spots does this leave in the archives and analyses?
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/4413/
CATEGORIES:Events,OPG/RSPH
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230224
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230225
DTSTAMP:20260601T031759
CREATED:20221130T094955Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230210T100743Z
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SUMMARY:Cancelled: Seminar Applied History and Current Affairs
DESCRIPTION:Unfortunately\, this event is cancelled. Please get in touch if you have any questions: bureau@onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl. \nOPG Seminar Applied History 24 February 2023
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/seminar-applied-history-and-current-affairs/
CATEGORIES:Events,OPG/RSPH
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230217
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230219
DTSTAMP:20260601T031759
CREATED:20221130T093525Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221205T123156Z
UID:4343-1676592000-1676764799@onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl
SUMMARY:Workshop Internationalization
DESCRIPTION:Supervisor: prof.dr. Jacco Pekelder (Zentrum für Niederlande-Studien\, Münster)\nPlease note: this two-day Workshop takes place in Münster (Germany) and will include a social program \nAs a professional historian\, you will have to present your research both in national and international print and at conferences. You will also want to be able to organize (international) seminars yourself. This two-day Workshop is meant to learn you how to present yourself and your research in an international context. This Workshop will result in a proposal for a symposium or a conference panel\, co-created with one or two fellow PhD candidates.
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/workshop-internationalization/
CATEGORIES:Events,OPG/RSPH
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230213T171500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230213T183000
DTSTAMP:20260601T031759
CREATED:20230120T085938Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230120T085938Z
UID:4397-1676308500-1676313000@onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl
SUMMARY:Wonen: Trekt de provincie ons uit het bestuurlijk moeras?
DESCRIPTION:We gaan stemmen op 15 maart aanstaande.\nIn aanloop naar de provinciale verkiezingen verzorgt perscentrum Nieuwspoort in samenwerking met het Montesquieu Instituut drie debatten over Stikstof (maandag 30 januari)\,  Wonen (maandag 13 februari) en Gezondheidszorg (maandag 27 februari). \nOp maandag 13 februari is het de beurt aan wonen.\nRuimte is schaars in het steeds vollere Nederland. De roep om woningbouw klinkt luid. Waar liggen de kansen en wat kan de provincie? Debat met onder meer Francesco Veenstra (Rijksbouwmeester) en SP-Kamerlid Sandra Beckerman. Speciale bijdrage: Elma van Boxel (ministerie van Maak).\nModerator: Sophie van Leeuwen (commissie Democratie en Debat Nieuwspoort\, journalist BNR). \nIn deze debatserie wordt op zoek gegaan naar het antwoord waarom het maar niet lukt om de grote maatschappelijke thema’s op te lossen. Waarom lopen noodzakelijke veranderingen vast in het bestuurlijk moeras? Steeds gaan een bestuurder\, politicus\, wetenschappelijk deskundige en een journalist met elkaar in gesprek. Niet het probleem staat centraal\, maar de mogelijke oplossingen en de manier waarop de provincies daaraan kunnen bijdragen. De thema’s: stikstof\, wonen en zorg. \nPraktische informatie:\nMaandag 13 februari 2023: Wonen\nInloop 16.45 uur. Aanvang 17.15 uur. Einde 18.30 uur.\nToegang is gratis na aanschaf van een zaalticket voor die avond. Het ticket geeft u ook toegang tot Nieuwspoort bij de beveiliging van de Tweede Kamer. \nAanmelden\nNa afloop kunt u een hapje eten in ons restaurant\, bij aanschaf van een gratis zaalticket kunt u de Chef’s Special a €15\,50 bestellen: Saté babi\, noedels\, zoet zure komkommer en rode ui\, saté saus  of Saté van falafel\, noedels\, zoet zure komkommer en rode ui\, saté saus. \nEr is ook een livestream\, waarvan de link later wordt toegevoegd.\nU kunt tevoren vragen indienen voor de panelleden via secretariaat@nieuwspoort.nl\, meld u daarbij welke avond het betreft. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nPraktische informatie\n\n\n\n\n\nDatum:\n13 februari 2023\n\n\nLocatie:\nBezuidenhoutseweg 67\, Den Haag\n\n\nToegangsticket:\nGratis p.p.\n\n\nChef’s Special:\n€ 15\,50 p.p.\n\n\nVegetarische Chef’s Special:\n€ 15\,50 p.p.\n\n\nPoorter toegangsticket:\nGratis p.p.\n\n\nAanvangstijd:\n17:15 – 18:30\n\n\nAanvangstijd diner:\n00:00
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/wonen-trekt-de-provincie-ons-uit-het-bestuurlijk-moeras/
CATEGORIES:Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230210T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230210T170000
DTSTAMP:20260601T031759
CREATED:20221130T094810Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221205T122454Z
UID:4351-1676034000-1676048400@onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl
SUMMARY:Tutorial Sources
DESCRIPTION:Supervisor: Dr. Marijke van Faassen (Huygens Institute) \nThe increasing use of digital techniques for researching both analogue and digital texts\, archival sources and data clouds requires a new research methodology in which traditional knowledge is closely interwoven with digital skills. In this tutorial\, an interdisciplinary team of political historians and information scientists will use case studies from their research to provide insight into this current methodological discussion and to more practically discuss ways to find\, criticize\, contextualise and finally prepare such complex sources to use them for research. To prepare for the tutorial\, the PhD-students are requested to write a text in whichthey describe the digital and ‘paper’ sources they use in their research and reflect on the advantages and disadvantages of using them. During the tutorial\, there will be ample time to interactively discuss the problems they experience and to create awareness for alternative sources to work around the problems they face.
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/tutorial-sources/
CATEGORIES:Events,OPG/RSPH
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230130T171500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230130T183000
DTSTAMP:20260601T031759
CREATED:20230120T085741Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230120T085741Z
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SUMMARY:Stikstof: Trekt de provincie ons uit het bestuurlijk moeras?
DESCRIPTION:We gaan stemmen op 15 maart aanstaande.\nIn aanloop naar de provinciale verkiezingen verzorgt perscentrum Nieuwspoort in samenwerking met het Montesquieu Instituut drie debatten over Stikstof (maandag 30 januari)\,  Wonen (maandag 13 februari) en Gezondheidszorg (maandag 27 februari). \nOp maandag 30 januari 2023 is het de beurt aan stikstof.\nHet kabinet ziet in de oplossing van het stikstof-vraagstuk een sturende rol voor de provincies. Is dat realistisch en zo ja: hoe dan en met welke instrumenten? Debat met Jeannette Baljeu (gedeputeerde Zuid-Holland\, VVD)\, Leen Hordijk (milieu-wetenschapper)\, Caroline van der Plas (BBB-Tweede Kamerlid) en Leendert Beekman (journalist BNR). Moderator: Sophie van Leeuwen (commissie Democratie en Debat Nieuwspoort\, journalist BNR). \nIn deze debatserie wordt op zoek gegaan naar het antwoord waarom het maar niet lukt om de grote maatschappelijke thema’s op te lossen. Waarom lopen noodzakelijke veranderingen vast in het bestuurlijk moeras? Steeds gaan een bestuurder\, politicus\, wetenschappelijk deskundige en een journalist met elkaar in gesprek. Niet het probleem staat centraal\, maar de mogelijke oplossingen en de manier waarop de provincies daaraan kunnen bijdragen. De thema’s: stikstof\, wonen en zorg. \nPraktische informatie:\nMaandag 30 januari 2023: Stikstof\nInloop 16.45 uur.\nAanvang 17.15 uur.\nEinde 18.30 uur.\nToegang is gratis na aanschaf van een zaalticket voor die avond. Het ticket geeft u ook toegang tot Nieuwspoort bij de beveiliging van de Tweede Kamer. \nAanmelden\nNa afloop kunt u een hapje eten in ons restaurant\, bij aanschaf van een gratis zaalticket kunt u de Chef’s Special a €15\,50 bestellen: Kip curry\, Basmati rijst\, kipdijen\, boksoi\, bimi\, mais\, koriander\, rode peper of Kikkererwten curry vegetarisch\, Basmati rijst\, boksoi\, bimi\, mais\, koriander\, rode peper. \nEr is ook een livestream\, de link staat op deze pagina rechts bovenaan!\nU kunt tevoren vragen indienen voor de panelleden via secretariaat@nieuwspoort.nl\, meld u daarbij welke avond het betreft. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nPraktische informatie\n\n\n\n\n\nDatum:\n30 januari 2023\n\n\nLocatie:\nBezuidenhoutseweg 67\, Den Haag\n\n\nToegangsticket :\nGratis p.p.\n\n\nChef’s Special :\n€ 15\,50 p.p.\n\n\nVegetarische Chef’s Special:\n€ 15\,50 p.p.\n\n\nPoorter toegangsticket:\nGratis p.p.\n\n\nAanvangstijd:\n17:15 – 18:30\n\n\nAanvangstijd diner:\n00:00
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/stikstof-trekt-de-provincie-ons-uit-het-bestuurlijk-moeras/
CATEGORIES:Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230127T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230127T171500
DTSTAMP:20260601T031759
CREATED:20221222T132839Z
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UID:4381-1674835200-1674839700@onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl
SUMMARY:Utrecht lectures in Political History – Charisma\, emotions\, and political leadership in the Age of Revolution by David A. Bell
DESCRIPTION:Utrecht lectures in Political History\nPolitical History Section\nDepartment of History and Art History \nWhat is political history now? What are the main themes in current political historical scholarship? Come find out by attending the Utrecht Lectures in Political History\, organized by the Political History Section of Utrecht University’s Department of History and Art History! \nLecture 27 January \nCharisma\, emotions\, and political leadership in the Age of Revolution  \nDavid A. Bell\, Sidney and Ruth Lapidus Professor in the Era of the North Atlantic Revolutions at Princeton University \n27 January 2023\, 4:00 PM–5:15 PM Sweelinckzaal\, Drift 21 \nPlease register your attendance with Jip Lettink (j.lettink@uu.nl) by 20 January 2023\, 5:00 PM CET 
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/utrecht-lectures-in-political-history-charisma-emotions-and-political-leadership-in-the-age-of-revolution-by-david-a-bell/
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230127
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230128
DTSTAMP:20260601T031759
CREATED:20221107T132118Z
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UID:4230-1674777600-1674863999@onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl
SUMMARY:PhD Workshop Duitsland Instituut Amsterdam ‘New Histories of European Integration and Europeanisation’
DESCRIPTION:Luca Forgiarini (University of Utrecht) and Mario Daniels (Duitsland Instituut\, University of Amsterdam) organize\, in cooperation with Martin Conway (Oxford University) and the DAAD\, a PhD workshop on European Integration and Europeanisation. They welcome contributions that either illuminate some hitherto undocumented aspect of European integration (along EU lines) or address Europeanisation broadly understood. For more information\, see the attachment. PhD Workshop on European Integration and Europeanisation\, January 27\, 2023
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/phd-workshop-duitsland-instituut-amsterdam-new-histories-of-european-integration-and-europeanisation/
CATEGORIES:External
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230126T143000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230126T173000
DTSTAMP:20260601T031759
CREATED:20221221T153645Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221221T153645Z
UID:4379-1674743400-1674754200@onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl
SUMMARY:The History of 'Total War' – Masterclass with Professor David A. Bell (Princeton University)
DESCRIPTION:Masterclass with Professor David A. Bell\, Sidney and Ruth Lapidus Professor in the Era of North Atlantic Revolutions at Princeton University. \nThe History of “Total War” \nWhen the French right-wing author Léon Daudet coined the term “total war” in a 1918 pamphlet\, he used it not to describe the cataclysm of the Great War\, but to refer to an aspirational state that the French should strive to achieve in order to defeat the German enemy. The term has since become a staple in several disciplines\, often used to describe a conflict in which all of society’s resources are mobilized to wage war. But it has also come under immense criticism and raises many thorny questions—what wars qualify as total? What level of mobilization must be achieved? Does it refer to the obliteration of the civilian-soldier distinction? To a disregard for the laws of war? And once we agree on a definition\, when did “total war” first begin and why? \nDavid A. Bell has provided an influential answer to these questions in his popular 2007 book The First Total War: Napoleon’s Europe and the Birth of Modern Warfare. He argues that total war is helpfully understood as a process\, specifically one of uncontrolled radicalization and that this phenomenon developed in the wake of the Enlightenment\, during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic wars. \nWe invite master’s students and PhD candidates to participate in a master class at Utrecht University on 26 January 2023 from 14.30 to 17.30 to discuss Bell’s book and more recent scholarship on the subject. For those whose research aligns with this theme\, you will have the opportunity to present your research and receive feedback from Professor Bell and the other participants. Please send a 200-word letter of motivation to Prof. Dr. Ido de Haan (i.dehaan@uu.nl) and Dr. Devin Vartija (d.j.vartija@uu.nl) by 13 January 2023. Indicate in your letter whether you would like to join as a general participant or whether you would like to present and receive feedback on your research. Students will receive 2 ECTS for participation in the masterclass.
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/the-history-of-total-war-masterclass-with-professor-david-a-bell-princeton-university/
LOCATION:Utrecht University
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230117T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230117T180000
DTSTAMP:20260601T031759
CREATED:20221114T134636Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221114T134746Z
UID:4292-1673949600-1673978400@onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl
SUMMARY:17 January: Workshop ‘From the body politic to political bodies: power and disease in the early modern period’
DESCRIPTION:Organised by: Kerrewin van Blanken (Huygens Institute) & Lidewij Nissen (Radboud University) in collaboration with Huizinga Institute & Research School for Political History (RSPH/OPG) \nDeadline for presentation proposals: 1 December 2022 \nDeadline for participation without a presentation: 8 December 2022 \nNB: This is a hybrid workshop. You can participate online or attend in person in The Netherlands (exact location to be announced). \n________________________________________________________________ \nIn early modern political theory\, analogies between the state and the body were widespread. The ideal society was thought to function like the harmonious cooperation of the organs and the balance of humors in the body. Yet this harmony could falter\, and political unrest\, uprisings\, or ‘foreign intrusions’ were commonly compared to\, and analyzed as diseases. The monarch – or the ‘head’ of state – could and sometimes had to cure the diseases that weakened the body politic. Some physicians argued that monarchs should actively study the principles of medicine and “rule the government of nature” in order to govern their own. Scholars have drawn attention to the growing role of such medical practitioners as political agents\, thinkers\, and advisers in early modern Europe. \nThis one-day workshop builds on this scholarship and seeks to broaden and deepen our understanding of the interaction between disease and the practice of early modern politics. Early modern political actors were obviously embodied. How did they themselves respond to being sick? How did dynasties\, members of state\, and diplomats strategically use disease\, as well as rumors and perceptions of disease\, to weaken their political opponent or increase their own influence? How did they use their sick bodies as political tools? And how did these responses and strategies in turn impact early modern conceptions of disease and medical treatment? During the workshop\, we will explore these questions with a focus on two domains: dynasties and diplomacy throughout the 16th\, 17th and 18th centuries. \nInvited speakers are Dr Megan Williams (University of Groningen) and Dr Stanis Perez (Sorbonne Paris Nord). \nWe invite early career researchers (especially RMA students and PhD candidates) to send in proposals forshort (10-minute) case-oriented presentations that will help us unravel how disease and early modern politics interacted in practice. \nSubmission guidelines\nPlease provide a short abstract (no more than 200 words) detailing your research question\, its relation to the theme of the workshop\, and what you would like to get out of the workshop. Short presentations during the workshop will be about 10 minutes (depending on the number of participants) and serve as prompt for feedback and group discussion. Deadline for presentation submissions is 1 December 2022. \nPossible topics include\, but are not limited to: \n\nroyal physicians as political counsellors\npolitical implications of rumours about sick figures of state\ndynastic solutions for sick\, infertile\, or ‘mad’ kings and queens\nsickness in diplomatic negotiations\nthe role of diseases as forces or actors in political history\n\nOther forms of participation\nYou can also participate without giving a presentation. If you would like to acquire ECTS without giving a presentation there is an option to hand in a 2000-word essay after the workshop\, reflecting on how the various research perspectives shared at the workshop and the reading of the above-mentioned literature have impacted the development of your own studies/research interests. (Deadline: 10 February). The essay should 1) present a case study or problem the student is working on/would to investigate and 2) relate this to the cases presented during the workshop/the readings by comparing empirical findings/sources/theories/research methodologies and thereby 3) position their research within the wider field of the (political) history of health/disease. \nPreparation and proposed readings\nFor all participants: please read the following articles/chapters in preparation for the workshop (you will receive these articles in due course after your registration). \n\nMarieke Hendriksen\, ‘Making the body politic through medicine: taste\, health and identity in the Dutch Republic\, 1636–1698’\, BJHS Themes (2022)\, 1–23\nTom Tölle\, Heirs of Flesh and Paper: A European History of Dynastic Knowledge around 1700 (DeGruyter\, 2022)\, introduction\, pp. 1-19.\nJacob Soll\, ‘Healing the Body Politic: French Royal Doctors\, History and the Birth of a Nation 1560-1634\, Renaissance Quarterly 55 (2002)\, 1-28.\n\nMore information and registration
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/17-january-workshop-from-the-body-politic-to-political-bodies-power-and-disease-in-the-early-modern-period/
CATEGORIES:Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230112T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230112T180000
DTSTAMP:20260601T031759
CREATED:20221107T133049Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221107T133049Z
UID:4238-1673539200-1673546400@onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl
SUMMARY:Masterclass with Glenda Sluga and Benjamin Teitelbaum on Antiliberal internationalism
DESCRIPTION:As part of the international conference ‘Antiliberal Internationalism in the (long) 20th Century: Beyond Left & Right?’\, organised by the universities of Groningen and Amsterdam\, we invite a selection of PhD students from the research school political history OPG to present their research projects related to the theme of antiliberal internationalism\, broadly defined\, and to discuss their findings with the renowned scholars Prof. Glenda Sluga (EUI/ Sidney) and Prof. Benjamin Teitelbaum (Colorado) in an informal setting. See the attached invitation for more information. \nIf you would like to participate\, please send a brief description (150-200 words) of your research project and its connection to the conference theme (attached) before Thursday 1 December to Matthijs Lok (m.m.lok@uva.nl).  \nMasterclass-with-Glenda-Sluga-and-Benjamin-Teitelbaum-on-Antiliberal-internationalism
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/masterclass-with-glenda-sluga-and-benjamin-teitelbaum-on-antiliberal-internationalism/
CATEGORIES:Collaboration
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230112T133000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230112T170000
DTSTAMP:20260601T031759
CREATED:20221130T094629Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221130T094629Z
UID:4346-1673530200-1673542800@onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl
SUMMARY:Tutorial Methods and Techniques
DESCRIPTION:Tutorial OPG 3 Methods and techniques 12 January 2023
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/tutorial-methods-and-techniques/
LOCATION:Spinhuis\, Oudezijds Achterburgwal 185\, Amsterdam\, room 2.18
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230109
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230121
DTSTAMP:20260601T031759
CREATED:20221114T131314Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221114T131314Z
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SUMMARY:Philosophy of History and the Politics of Interpretation – Winter School VU Amsterdam
DESCRIPTION:Winter School at VU Amsterdam\nLanguage: English\nDuration: 5 days\nCredits: 3 ECTS \nThis course discusses the politics of historical interpretation from the point of view of philosophy of history. \nPhilosophers of history from Hegel to Ankersmit and White have argued that history is closely connected to politics. One reason is that history is concerned with events that affect the socio-political order in which we live. Another is that any interpretation of the past affects the way we understand our present and\, possibly\, the sort of future we should strive for. Memorials and remembrance days\, too\, have political functions.  \n\nThe call for reparation and restitution for past injustices also makes evident the close connection between history and politics. Finally\, history is political in the sense that appealing to the authority of one interpretation of the past over the other is a form of exercising influence\, and hence\, a form of politics. \nCourse Overview \n\nCourse days: 9-20 January 2023\nAttendance: online\nCourse level: Master’s\, PhD candidates\, and professionals from all disciplines\nCourse curriculum: read more about the course curriculum\nCoordinating lecturer: Dr. Chiel van den Akker\nOther lecturers: Dr. Rik Peters (RUG)\, Dr. Jacques Bos (UvA)\nForms of tuition: online\, plenary sessions and active small-group sessions\nLanguage of tuition: English\nForms of assessment: group presentation\nCredits: 3 ECTS\nContact hours: 28 hours\nTuition fee: read all information about our fees\, discounts and scholarships \n\nApply now
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/philosophy-of-history-and-the-politics-of-interpretation-winter-school-vu-amsterdam/
LOCATION:VU Amsterdam
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SUMMARY:Deadline CfP 21st Biennial Interdisciplinary Conference of Netherlandic Studies (ICNS)
DESCRIPTION:On Friday\, June 9\, and Saturday\, June 10\, 2023\, the biennial Interdisciplinary Conference for Netherlandic Studies will take place in Madison\, Wisconsin.\nThe theme of the conference will be: The Future of Dutch Studies: A Broader Perspective of Language\, Image\, and Culture. Deadline for abstracts is 15 December 2022. For more information\, see the attachment. flyer_aans CFP for 2023
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/deadline-cfp-21st-biennial-interdisciplinary-conference-of-netherlandic-studies-icns/
CATEGORIES:External
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SUMMARY:Congres Werkgroep De Moderne Tijd (in Dutch)
DESCRIPTION:(in Dutch) Op vrijdag 9 december vindt het jaarcongres van De Moderne Tijd plaats over het thema ‘Oorlog op afstand. De Lage Landen tussen neutraliteit en betrokkenheid’. Het programma van deze dag vindt u in de bijlage. Programma Jaarcongres De Moderne Tijd 2022 ‘Oorlog op afstand’ (vrijdag 9 december) \nAanmelden kan tot 30 november 2021 bij Marjet Brolsma (M.Brolsma@uva.nl).\nKosten: €25\,-inclusief lunch\, ter plekke contant te voldoen. Voor studenten en promovendi is er een gereduceerd tarief van €15\,-.
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/congres-werkgroep-de-moderne-tijd-in-dutch/
CATEGORIES:External
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SUMMARY:Symposium Montesquieu Instituut & VNG ‘Om de lokale democratie’ (in Dutch)
DESCRIPTION:(in Dutch) Op 9 december wordt de twintigste bundel van het Montesquieu Instituut\, met als thema lokale democratie\, gepresenteerd in de aula van de Vereniging voor Nederlandse Gemeenten en overhandigd aan VNG-voorzitter Jan van Zanen. Daarna zal een panel van auteurs en lokale politici in gesprek gaan over de conclusies uit de bundel. Voor meer informatie\, zie: https://www.montesquieu-instituut.nl/id/vlvykt0u0yv3/symposium_om_de_lokale_democratie.
URL:https://onderzoekschoolpolitiekegeschiedenis.nl/event/symposium-montesquieu-instituut-vng-om-de-lokale-democratie-in-dutch/
CATEGORIES:External
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