Dr. Radka Šustrová gives a lecture in the framework of the Sociobord Lecture Series 2
15 April 2022 at 5 pm, Via Zoom A Quest for Fairness. Workplace Justice and Authoritarian Regimes in Czechoslovakia
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”
During her recent visit to the EUI, Sociobord member Professor Machteld Venken (Luxemburg University), shared her insights on the education of minors in European borderlands during the interwar period in an exciting talk that was based on her recently published and very well received book Peripheries at the Centre. Machteld Venken’s book is available […]
Sociobord member Claudine Marissal will feature as an invited speaker in FLUXUS’s lecture series on migration and borders in the Greater Region (The Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History, Luxemburg University). In her lecture Dr. Marissal will explore tensions and negotiations between industrialists, trade unions and associations that defended the interests of migrants and […]
For our third public talk in the Sociobord lecture series we welcome Professors Karolina Lendák-Kabók, Hanna Lindberg and John Paul Newman. Together, this multidisciplinary trio will discuss a forthcoming special issue of the European Review of History on which all three are collaborating. Co-edited by Profs Lendàk and Lindberg, this special issue explores past and […]