IFZO Terminarchiv
Do.
20
Jan.
Hansards in the World: Continuity and Discontinuity on the Intellectual, Cultural, and Economic Frontiers of the Early Modern Hanse
Mo.
17
Jan.
IFZO Vortrag: Nature Shipping. Remarks on the Contemporary Ideas of Cultural Heritage at the 35th Comité International d’Histoire de l’Art (CIHA) World Congress "MOTION: Migrations"
Do.
13
Jan.
The 1980s - when equality hit the roof. The ups and downs of social equality in Swedish history – Jens Ljunggren (Stockholm)
Do.
16
Dez.
A ‘Turning Point in the Fight for Equality’? Nordic Disability Rights Movements and the International Year of Disabled Persons in 1981 – Anna Derksen (Greifswald)
Mi.
15
Dez.
VERSCHOBEN ins Frühjahr 2022! Olga Shparaga – Belarusian Revolution in Feminist Terms: Domestic Violence, Care Strike and Sisterhood
Do.
9
Dez.
Social tipping dynamics for climate action and sustainability – Jonathan Donges (Potsdam)
Do.
2
Dez.
Innovations in Health Care – in the right place, at the right time and with the right promoters – Steffen Fleßa (Greifswald)
Mi.
1
Dez.
Second Baltic Conference on the Environmental Humanities and Social Sciences (BALTEHUMS II)
Do.
25
Nov.
The Shoah as a Peripety in Norway – and beyond – Jan Süselbeck (Trondheim)
Do.
25
Nov.
Medizingeschichte: Ein alter Hut? - Zweifel und Unsicherheit im ärztlichen Handeln. Interdisziplinäre Doppeltagung zur Geschichte und Ethik der Medizin
Do.
18
Nov.
Catastrophe’s Turn. Floods and Battles as Turning Points in Theodor Fontane’s Fragment “Die Likedeeler” – Alexander Waszynski (Greifswald)
Do.
11
Nov.
Timelines of Crisis, Diagrams of Terror. The 22 July Terror Attacks in Norwegian Collective Memory – Helge Jordheim (Oslo/ Trondheim)
Do.
4
Nov.
Fatal Escapes across the Baltic Sea – Henning Hochstein (Greifswald)
Do.
28
Okt.
Siculus mare. Times, Tides and Tragedies – Simon Godart (Berlin)
Fr.
22
Okt.
IKEM-Jahrestagung 2021
Do.
21
Okt.
„Kairos and Crisis – Turning Points in the Baltic Sea Region”: Joint Lecture Series Baltic Peripeties – HiCuBaS – IFZO
Mo.
18
Okt.
Remembering a pre-modern past in a modern world: Medieval saints and heroes as realms of memory in 19th and 20th Century Central, Eastern and Northern Europe
Do.
7
Okt.
Webinar – Working with the Post-Cold War Heritages
Mo.
4
Okt.
Online Konferenz: EAST MEETS WEST: Ukraine and Russia: Always Together – Always in Separation
Di.
14
Sept.