In 2021 the Association for Political History will organize a series of webinars on key topics in political history.
More information on registration and the invitation link to the webinars will follow soon!
12 February 2021
PhD Nordic Webinar
12 February 2021 9.00-12.45 CET | 10.00-13.45 EET
Universities of Aarhus, Jyväskylä and Södertörn
This webinar provides PhD students from the members institutions with comments from experts and peers representing fellow universities. In the meeting, the presenters, commentators and audience take up central points of the paper for joint discussion.
Registration and more information: aph@associationforpoliticalhistory.org
After you have registered, you will receive the link to the meeting and access codes.
The seminar papers can be found in Google Docs and the links with commenting rights below.
No registration is required from researchers of the APH member institutions but the participants are advised to make their comments in Google Docs before the meeting. Commenting without attendance in the Zoom meeting is also possible.
Moderator: Pasi Ihalainen (Jyväskylä)
- 9.00-9.45 CET Troels Solgaard Andersen (Aarhus), The Reality of a Fiction: A History of Cultural Censorship during the German Occupation of Denmark 1940-1945, first commentator Simo Mikkonen (Jyväskylä)
- Paper in Google Docs: APH Webinar 210212 Troels Solgaard Andersen.docx – Google Docs
- 9.45-10.30 CET Martin Englund (Södertörn), Facing Sweden: The Experience of arriving in Sweden after the forced migration from Poland during the Antisemitic Campaign 1967-1972, first commentator Pertti Ahonen (Jyväskylä)
- Paper in Google Docs: APH Webinar 210212 Martin Englund.docx – Google Docs
- 10.30-11.00 CET Break
- 11.00-11.45 CET Risto-Matti Matero (Jyväskylä), From companionship with nature to consumer rights: Changing perception of human nature in German, Swedish and Finnish green parties, 1980-2010, first commentator Norbert Götz (Södertörn)
- Paper in Google Docs: APH Webinar 210212 Risto-Matti Matero.docx – Google Docs
- 11.45-12.30 CET Emilia Lakka (Jyväskylä), Labor immigration and the enlarged European Union: a comparison of the policy preferences of Finnish, Danish and Swedish parliamentary parties 2000-2018, first commentator Niels Wium Olesen (Aarhus)
- Paper in Google Docs: https://docs.google.com/document/d/19SjtvjqLBdRSqWWoGGai1t-SuiYv3uyu/edit
- 12.30-12.45 CET Final discussion on future webinar cooperation
March 2021
Webinar Making Political History Global. Political history from the perspective of scholars of non-European history.
Power in History, the Research Group Political History of the University of Antwerp
Contact: Marnix Beyen
April 2021
Webinar The state of democracy 1: The permanent crisis of democracy
Utrecht University (in cooperation with Research School Political History, Arhus University and EUI)
Contact: Ido de Haan
May 2021
Webinar The state of democracy 2: Democracy and the economy
Arhus University (in cooperation with EUI and Utrecht University)
Contact: Hagen Schulz-Forberg
June 2021
Webinar Languages of Populism
EUI (in cooperation with UU, RSPH and Arhus University)
Contact: Lucy Riall