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  • 29.03.2021 -
    Post-Socialist Memory in Global Perspective: Postcolonialism, Post-transition, Post-trauma
    Von Anežka Brožová, Charles University Prague; Rose Smith / Klára Žaloudková, Charles University Prague / University of Groningen; Anna Herran, University of Toronto
    Post-Socialist and Comparative Memory Studies working group of the Memory Studies Association (PoSoCoMeS)
    digital, 21.09.2020 – 01.10.2020
  • 23.09.2017 -
    Third Global Humanitarianism Research Academy (GHRA) 2017
    Von Fabian Klose, Leibniz Institute of European History; Johannes Paulmann, Leibniz Institute of European History; Andrew Thompson, University of Exeter
    Fabian Klose / Johannes Paulmann, IEG Mainz; Andrew Thompson, University of Exeter; International Committee of the Red Cross, Geneva; German Historical Institute London
    Mainz / Genf, 10.07.2017 – 21.07.2017
  • 04.09.2017 -
    Indians in War and Revolution in the Asia-Pacific Region
    Von Wolfgang Form, International Research and Documentation Center War Crimes Trials, Universität Marburg / Takuma Melber, Karl Jaspers Centre for Advanced Transcultural Studies/Cluster of Excellence "Asia and Europe in a Global Context", Universität Heidelberg
    International Research and Documentation Center War Crimes Trials (ICWC), University of Marburg; in collaboration with the Australian National University (ANU)
    Canberra, 20.02.2017 – 21.02.2017
  • 18.07.2017 -
    The Axis Alliance in Global Perspective
    Von Franz Leander Fillafer, Fachbereich Geschichte und Soziologie, Universität Konstanz
    Universität Konstanz; European Institute, Columbia University
    Hegne, 07.06.2017 – 10.06.2017
  • 28.10.2016 -
    Imperial Port Cities in the Age of Steam. Towards a Comparative History of Entanglements
    Von Felix Fuhg und Marlène de Saussure (Center for Metropolitan Studies, TU Berlin)
    Lasse Heerten, FU Berlin; Daniel Tödt, Center for Metropolitan Studies, TU Berlin
    Berlin, 14.07.2016 – 17.07.2016
  • 15.03.2013 -
    Everyday Coloniality. How Wars End. Practices of (Re)Making States after 1945
    Von Daniel Hedinger, Berlin
    WCU Alltagsgeschichte Transnational Team at Hanyang University’s Research Institute of Comparative History and Culture (RICH); Jie-Hyun Lim (Hanyang Universität, Seoul) u.a.
    Seoul, Korea, 02.11.2012 – 03.11.2012