Leibnitz-Institut für Europäische Geschichte vyhlásil výběrové řízení na doktorandské stipendium...
The seminar is organized within a framework of the Project “Transfer of new knowledge and methodologies in the sphere of research on contemporary European history in a transnational perspective” financed by Partnership fund.
The research on European contemporary history in a transnational perspective is one of the most dynamic research spheres in historiography in a global perspective which is, however, underdeveloped in Czech historiographical sphere. The Geneva University hosts some of the most renown specialists in the field of transnational history. This seminar will allow them to share their expertise with MA and PhD students and post-doc researchers at Charles University. They will focus on various conceptual and methodological tools of transnational historiography (network analysis, study of transfers, circulations etc.) which they apply in their fields of interest (namely international organizations such as UNESCO, ILO, LN etc.). The meetings will combine lectures with seminars during which texts proposed by Swiss lecturers will be discussed. Swiss historians will be available for consultations.
Programme in Summer Semester 2015/2016
The seminar takes place on Wednesday evenings (17.30-19.30) in Rytířská 31 (2nd floor, room 201).
24.2. Véronique STENGER (University of Geneva), The International Labour Organization and
technical assistance: a social path for development (1929-1949)
20.4. Joelle DROUX (University of Geneva), Practicing transnational history: juvenile delinquency and
the juvenile courts as a testing ground (19th-20th centuries)
4.5. Elodie SERNA (University of Geneva), Masculinity, manliness and fertility. A medical transnational history.
1.6. Sandrine KOTT (University of Geneva), Transnational dimension Beyond the Cold War.
Transnational encounters between East and West.
Programme in Winter Semester 2015/2016
The seminar took place on Wednesday evenings (17.30-19.30) in Rytířská 31 (2nd floor, room 201).
October 21 2015, Joelle Droux: Rethinking history after the "transnational turn"? Old challenges and new outcomes from an ongoing project.
December 2, 2015 Michel Christian: Transnational history of Central European Communist Parties.
December 16, 2015 Damiano Matasci: Writing the history of education in a transnational perspective: circulations, exchanges and global entanglements (19th-20th centuries).
January 20, 2015 Hazuki Tate: Exploring the archives of international humanitarian organizations: the ICRC's role for repatriating prisoners of war in the aftermath of the World War One.
Contact
Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University in Prague
Faculty of Arts, Charles University in Prague
Doc. PhDr. et. JUDr. Jakub Rákosník, PhD.
Literature
Kiran Klaus Patel: Transnational History.
Photos
December 2, 2015 Michel Christian: Transnational history of Central European Communist Parties.
December 16, 2015 Damiano Matasci: Writing the history of education in a transnational perspective: circulations, exchanges and global entanglements (19th-20th centuries).
January 20, 2015 Hazuki Tate: Exploring the archives of international humanitarian organizations: the ICRC's role for repatriating prisoners of war in the aftermath of the World War One.
