The ERC SOCIOBORD and “Who cares in Europe?” Cost Action’s conference During the last two decades one can observe a growing research interest in the role of religion in past and present developments of modern welfare regimes. By going beyond the limitations of the secularization and modernization theses embedded in earlier investigations into the histories […]
The international workshop “Meeting Children’s Needs, Worrying for the Young, Caring for the Old: Intersecting Historical Approaches of Age-based Welfare in 20th Century Europe” was co-organised by the Section of History, Department of History and Archaeology, NKUA, and “Who Cares in Europe?” More info
“These days, I am thinking a lot about Lviv in 1939” Sofia Dyak, Director of the Center for Urban History in Lviv, explains how the Russian war against Ukraine has changed the life at the Institute and in the city. Both Körber-Stiftung and the Center of Urban History in Lviv have jointly organized a couple […]
15 April 2022 at 5 pm, Via Zoom A Quest for Fairness. Workplace Justice and Authoritarian Regimes in Czechoslovakia
7 March 2022 at 5 pm – Via Zoom Saving the Children: Humanitarianism, Internationalism and the British Empire
21 February 2022 at 5 pm – Via Zoom Providing assistance to Alsatians and Lorrainers escaping German rule. Patriotic welfare in the French-German Borderland (1871-1918)
9 February 2022 – 5 pm, Via zoom This paper briefly presents the main overarching themes and questions that drive the Sociobord ERC project. It then explores several thorny methodological challenges that have arisen along the way, grounding the discussion in concrete elements of the PI’s own research on the Northeastern Adriatic borderlands, 1890s-1950s To […]
24 January at 5:30m pm(Rome), via Zoom Postwar normalization: The reintegration of disabled veterans to civilian life in Interwar Lviv
15 February 2022 at 5 PM (CET), Via Zoom Fascism as an Anti-Habsburg Revolution. Crisis of the Rule of Law, Social Unrest and Political Conflict in post-Habsburg Upper Adriatic (1918-1926) Register
17 January 2022 at 5 PM (CET), Via Zoom “Is there a way out from the labyrinth of identifications? Everyday ethnicity and the history of nationhood in post-Habsburg Europe”