European History / Studies

This conference will bring specialists from various disciplines to think comparatively about neoliberalism in Latin America and Eastern Europe. We aim to illuminate similarities and differences in the conception, implementation, and effect of neoliberalism in both regions, as well as consider cross-fertilizations between them (e.g., Polish economists’ visits to Chilean experts in the mid-1980s). Papers selected for inclusion will either provide a comparative perspective or a case study from one of the two regions that are of interest to a broader audience.

Zero Hour: Rethinking 1945 From Jewish Transnational Perspectives

An Interdisciplinary Workshop

Vernon Press invites book chapter proposals for an edited collection on "The ECB’s unconventional monetary policies  from 2011 to 2018: An overview and lessons."

BASEES has established the George Blazyca Prize in recognition of the outstanding contribution to its field of study made by the late George Blazyca. The George Blazyca Prize is offered annually by the British Association for Slavonic and East European Studies for scholarly work of high quality in East European studies.

Research theme within the Visegrad Scholarships at OSA in 2023/24

Lessons of the Cold War?

Colloquium 25-26 mars 2024

‘Race’, Divisive Law and Group Identity in Medieval Europe

     What political role did the princes/ses of the blood in France play between the Prince de Condé’s return to favor in 1661 and the end of the monarchy (1848)? That is the central question that this international conference poses and proposes to address through consideration of recent historiographical contributions and works in progress on the topic.

Dear Colleagues

On behalf of the steering committee, I am pleased to inform you that the program of the Paris Business History Conference is now available: https://businesshist23.sciencesconf.org/data/pages/Programme_CIHE_202305...

We are expecting about 230 participants, who will be able to present their papers at ESCP and CNAM premisses during 53 sessions.