ITSH Mondays in Autumn 2019
Welcome to our weekly ITSH Institute Mondays in the autumn semester AY2019-20. We will start our weekly sessions on 16 September 2019 with a Reading Group on Fabian, Johannes. Time and the Other: How Anthropology Makes…
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Call for Applications: PhD Studentship “Esperanto 4.0. Millennials and the global Esperanto movement in historical and anthropological perspective”
PhD Studentship in Social Anthropology & Modern History The deadline for applications is 5pm on 25 May 2019. The project “Esperanto 4.0: Millennials and the global Esperanto movement in historical and anthropological…
ITSH Mondays 2018-2019
Welcome to our ITSH Institute Mondays AY2018-19, 3-5pm, Venue: Old Seminar Room, St John’s House Our main theme this academic year is “Space” and “Spatial History”. Texts will be pre-circulated for the sessions. Please…
Connecting the Czech Lands & Latin America around 1900
Research Seminar Short-term and circular mobility from the Czech Lands to Latin America (1880s-1930s). A Case study in Entangled History Professor Markéta Křižová (Charles University Prague) Hosted by the Cross…
Summer School: Experts and Expertise in Motion
Call for Application Experts and Expertise in Motion 7th GRAINES Summer School, Charles University, 12-15 June 2019 Ever since its establishment Transnational History, however loosely defined, has focused on…
ITSH Mondays – Fall 2018
Welcome to the autumn term 2018. This year we will aim to make Mondays afternoons the time for a series of afternoon activities and occasional brown-bag lunches with our MLitt students. Everyone is very welcome to…
Statistical nodes and circulations around 1800
Research Seminar Paper Adam Dunn (University of St Andrews) From words to numbers and maps. Transfers, networks and the transformations of statistical thinking in Britain and the German lands, c. 1750s-1840s This talk…
Fife Coastal Walk 2017
Transnational and Spatial History Masters students at St Andrews spend a day along the southern Fife coast.
Dropbox, Dinner, and Debate: Or, How to Produce an Edited Volume
Following on from the successful and highly-engaging exploratory workshop held in September 2016, this August saw the second meeting towards the production of a new ‘Routledge Guide to Using Historical Sources’ aiming…
Seminar: Legal Flows – Crimes against Humanity
On Monday 25 September 2017, we will be welcoming Dr Kerstin von Lingen (Heidelberg). Kerstin von Lingen will be giving a paper entitled “Legal Flows: Crimes against Humanity in Transnational Legal Thought, 1899-1945”.…