Another day, another fresh piece of scholarship online - Francesco Conterno on Fukuyama, Hobsbawm and the 1990s postmodern moment tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

I warmly welcome Kalle to the "capital of philosophy of history"! 😊Naturally, he has been a co-director of the Centre for the number of years, but works now yet more firmly institutionally at the University of Oulu.

Some more online content: Nadia Meneghello gets creative tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.108…

Founding editor Robert Rosenstone with some pertinent thoughts going to the heart of the journal's mission: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Trending in #History: ooir.org/trending.php?d… 1) Taxation & Brazil's Cotton Exports, 1800–60 (Economic History Review) 2) Prussia's Legal Legacies of Empire (The Historical Journal) 3) Secret Police in Eastern Europe (Cold War History) 4) A Nice Narrative Historian Like Me (Rethinking History)

More online publication: Torbjörn Gustafsson Chorell considers the power of wonder .... tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

On violence: Pinker, Elias and others tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.108…

Trending in #History: ooir.org/trending.php?d… 1) Town Courts & Urban Society in England, 1250-1500 (EHR) 2) Age Heaping in 19th Century Italy (Economic History Review) 3) Securitizing Borders in S. Tyrol 4) COVID, Online Workshops & Intellectual Exchange (Rethinking History)

Thomas was an excellent historical thinker and a very kind man. He will be sorely missed.

This panel at #OCIS2023, remembering a model mentor, scholar, teacher & friend, and sharing wonderful stories about Andrew from his time at Monash & Aberystwyth w/ @eckersleyrobyn, Richard, Chris & Daniel R. McCarthy, was at once sad & incredibly uplifting. You will be missed, Andrew.

Ooh tweeting to read later, this new pedagogical report from the Open University looks great and right on topic for universities in our on-going ever-changing educational landscape :-) Let's innovate! #AberPGCTHE

It’s already day 4th of the #MSA2023 🥳 Here is a picture from the Plenary Roundtable: ‘Historical Memory Wars: From German Exceptionalism to Post-Coloniality’ 🗣️Speakers: Mirjam Brusius, Dirk Moses, Jeffrey Olick, Michael Rothberg and Gülsah Stapel. 📸 Lana Daković

We are very happy to announce the publication of vol 27 no 2 of Rethinking History . A very diverse set of fascinating articles for you!