Dear All,
We are happy to announce and invite you to our open lecture hosted by the Institute for the Study of Christianity and Culture at International Christian University.
Greetings.
Place, Memory & Justice: Critical Perspectives on Sites of Conscience
A special issue of Space & Culture
Co-edited by Justine Lloyd (Sociology, Macquarie University, Australia) & Linda Steele (Law, University of Technology, Australia)
This two day short course will explore how public engagement can be strategically embedded in humanities research careers. The course will cover key areas such as working with the media, navigating ‘Impact’ and the REF, and looking at how engagement can be done through research. Participants will attend plenaries and talks by leading scholars as well as workshops led by the SAS Public Engagement team. This course is suitable for all those with a humanities focussed research career, especially ECRS.
Administory
Journal for the History of Public Administration /
Zeitschrift für Verwaltungsgeschichte
Call for Papers
Authors’ workshop
Administory. Journal for the History of Public Administration
The ledger of Lemuel Adams, the shop principal of the Hartford, Connecticut, cabinetmaking firm Kneeland & Adams (1792-1795), was discovered at the University of Miami in 2016. It features the shop’s financial accounts, biographical information, customer lists, shop output, and other new information – leading to new scholarship on the firm and its larger network of cabinetmaking firms in southern New England. This forum will share the ongoing research of the firm and its significance to the history of commercial craftsmanship in New England.
This year marks the 74th anniversary of the liberation of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp. Since the atrocities committed under the Nazi regime are moving further away from us in time, Bergen-Belsen Memorial is in a continuous process of developing new ways forremembering, researching and teaching the history of Bergen-Belsen and encourage reflection about its significance for the present.This process is heavily influenced by the current political climate, as well as by the fact that memory and remembrance are becoming increasingly digital and transnational phenomena.
The latest issue of the journal Historical Social Research (HSR) is published!
HSR Vol. 44 (2019) No. 2: Governing by Numbers - Key Indicators and the Politics of Expectations. ed. Walter Bartl, Christian Papilloud & Audrey Terracher-Lipinski
SEMINAR SERIES
An opportunity for historians with an interest in anti-fascism and the far right to engage with activists.
