My personal highlight from #basees2024 Day 2: the rather apt reference to theses as crunchy peanut butter and books as smooth peanut butter

Was hoping it wouldn't come to this.

Oooh looking forward to reading this once the semester’s over!!! Robert Terrell

CfP: 'The Future of Central and East European Studies', 17-19 October 2024, Instytut Pileckiego Warsaw.
instytutpileckiego.pl/en/badania/fal…

Listen to the great interview I had with Diana Garvin about her prize-winning Society for Italian Historical Studies Modern Italy article “Building Pasta’s Empire: BarIlla in Italian East Africa.” youtube.com/watch?v=t5TRka…

Job klaxon! Seeking an Assistant Professor in the history of Northern Ireland, as replacement for a colleague on multi-year research leave. Information at at buff.ly/4a7aVzl. Closing date for receipt of applications is noon on 9 April 2024,

Call for papers! After an excellent term of presentations, Cambridge's Modern European History Workshop invites abstracts for our next series from current postgraduates!

Deadline: 12 April 2024!

Looking for some kind of summer Czech language immersion program for adults in the Czech Republic. Doesn't have to be in Prague! If anyone can point me in the right direction it would be much appreciated.

🚨 Exciting news!

We are expanding our blog with a series called New Voices, aimed particularly at showcasing the research of PG students and ECRs. More information below.

Please repost and share with any students or colleagues who might be interested!

📢 #CallforPapers 📢
🗺️Join the International #Workshop on 'Iron Curtain or Artistic Gates? Communism and #CulturalDiplomacy in the Global South (1945–1991 and Beyond)' in Vienna on Sep 19-20, 2024

🖊️Submit your work by March 31 to [email protected]

Details below👇

Just read a Slovak book and can confirm it is the Slavic Esperanto

One thing seeing tons of pre-columbian native art in Costa Rican museums has really hammered home is how rich and complex these societies were, even though they didn’t build stone pyramids or have huge powerful states

Update: Chair/discussant still needed and one more paper. The panel is on survival strategies during the Holocaust. Current papers are on education in the Warsaw Ghetto and navigating local institutions in the NDH. Please DM me if interested!

Don't wait until the last to submit your abstracts for the 2nd Global History of Empires International Conference in Turin!

Books available for review! If you are interested in any of these title, do drop us an email at: [email protected]. You can find the instructions and the list here: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…

If you haven’t listened to our episode on Kierkegaard with the wonderful igorь yet, you check check out here: podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theor…

YouTube: youtube.com/@theoryish_pod…

Or wherever you get your podcasts!

Folks, I'm prepping for my Bundesarchiv trip. I've already found many files of interest but wanted to ask the hive mind for any suggestions for search terms on Invenio which might yield results about non-Jewish 'Jews'. I've tried many variations but there are always more.

I know this is kind of late call, but if anyone had a slot in #ASEEES 24 panel for a paper dealing with social movements, (un)civil society, contentious politics, etc., I would be happy to join! Thanks 😊 #ASEEES

having a monday afternoon slump? don’t you worry, i have your relaxation reading sorted. hot off the press is my new article for Austrian Studies 31 (2024): all things temporality, the body, and health in 19thC Central Europe. have a read (or don’t) 🧘🏼‍♀️

🇨🇿 Beyond thrilled to be in Austin, TX, for the Annual 23rd Czech & Slovak Studies Workshop. Looking forward to sharing parts of my PhD research and engaging in discussions about other fascinating aspects of Czech and Slovak history. Thanks to UT Austin for organizing this event!