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“Maybe we should start by admitting the truth” – 5in10 with Eli Osheroff

Eli Osheroff is a historian of the modern Middle East, with a focus on Arab political and intellectual history and the Arab-Zionist conflict. He holds a PhD from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and was a postdoctoral fellow at the Truman Institute, at the Jacob Robinson Institute at the Hebrew…

Rogier Platter · HCA Graduate Blog

12/17/2025

by Rogier Platter · Published 12/17/2025 · Last modified 12/18/2025

A Perfect Storm: Polarization, Representation, and the 2026 Redistricting Battle in the United States

by Rogier Platter Introduction American democracy has been fragile and contested since its inception. Abraham Lincoln’s “government of the people, by the people, for the people” has often more accurately turned out to be ‘government of some of the people, by some of the people, for some of the people.’…

Tetiana Perga · The Decentered Archive

12/17/2025

by Tetiana Perga · Published 12/17/2025 · Last modified 12/18/2025

Exploring Environmental History of Ukraine during the War: Selected Sources and Historiographical Overview

Before Russia’s war against Ukraine, which began on February 22, 2022, the environmental history of Ukraine was a relatively underexplored field for Western scholars. Most studies of territories formerly part of the Russian Empire...

Text+ Gast · Text+ Blog

12/17/2025

by Text+ Gast · Published 12/17/2025 · Last modified 12/18/2025

Brave New Data Access World: What the Digital Services Act (DSA) Means for Researcher Access to Digital Platforms

“If we don’t have access to platform data, we will never answer the questions that society – not just researchers – has about these platforms” On November 7th, 2025, we kicked off the first event in a mini-series about the Digital Services Act (DSA) within the NFDI lecture and discussion…

Carlo Meloni · Computer-Assisted Language Comparison in Practice

12/17/2025

by Carlo Meloni · Published 12/17/2025 · Last modified 12/18/2025

Towards a Unified Conversion Table for Semitic Transcriptions and Transliterations

In this study we present a preliminary conversion table that can be used for transcriptions and transliterations across different Semitic languages. We introduce the basic idea behind the table, show how it can be used, and explain how we hope to expand it in the future. 1 Introduction Transcription and…

Alexander John Paul Lutz · New Age in Eurasia

12/17/2025

by Alexander John Paul Lutz · Published 12/17/2025 · Last modified 12/18/2025

Spiritual Science and Sacred Tradition: The Esoteric Sources of Zviad Gamsakhurdia’s Worldview – Part I

Zviad Gamsakhurdia—a prominent intellectual, dissident, and the first democratically elected president of post-Soviet Georgia—was, as his son Konstantin put it in a letter to Europäer,[1] “probably the only head of state to have ever embraced anthroposophy” (Gamsakhurdia 2002, 25). Despite this noteworthy distinction, the influence of the esoteric upon—and the…

Gülşah Başkavak · Manufacturing Practices of Medical Instruments (MediCluster)

12/16/2025

by Gülşah Başkavak · Published 12/16/2025 · Last modified 12/18/2025

MEDICA as a Global Socio-Technical Marketplace: Sociological Fieldnotes

This blog post presents ethnographic fieldnotes from MEDICA 2025, where exhibitors from our three MediCluster regions – Tuttlingen, Sialkot, and Samsun – converged in a shared global marketplace. It shows how the fair operates as a socio-technical field in which craft knowledge, production cultures, and innovation narratives meet and circulate. These…

Daria Gordeeva · PoSoCoMeS Blog

12/16/2025

by Daria Gordeeva · Published 12/16/2025 · Last modified 12/18/2025

Performing History – Interview with Ekaterina Shapiro-Obermair

At our latest PoSoCoMeS online seminar, held on November 27, we welcomed Ekaterina Shapiro-Obermair, who discussed her book Commemoration of World War II in the Context of the Russo-Ukrainian War (transcript, 2024) in conversation with Mischa Gabowitsch. The seminar focused on how World War II is publicly remembered in Lviv…

Leibniz-Fellows · Value of the Past

12/16/2025

by Leibniz-Fellows · Published 12/16/2025 · Last modified 12/18/2025

Beyond the Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration: Navigating the Past at the Polar Museum

Mohammad Abu Al Hasan reflects on Antarctic legacies in the museum landscape.

Forum Transregionale Studien · TRAFO – Blog for Transregional Research

12/16/2025

by Forum Transregionale Studien · Published 12/16/2025 · Last modified 12/18/2025

The Constitutional Court of the Republic of Indonesia: Experimenting with a Developmental Conception of Democracy

TRAFO – Blog for Transregional Research By Rosa Ristawati This post argues that the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Indonesia (Mahkamah Konstitusi Republik Indonesia, or MKRI) has gradually been internalizing a conception of democracy sensitive to the demands of the Indonesian Constitution for democracy that materializes both in free…

Alleiah Kall · Writing European History / Europäische Geschichte schreiben

12/15/2025

by Alleiah Kall · Published 12/15/2025 · Last modified 12/18/2025

Digitising People: The Ethical Use of Historical Data

Alleiah Kall writes that any attempt to decolonise the archive needs to go beyond the inclusion of marginalised voices and the sanitisation of metadata.

Laura Popa · German Historical Institute London Blog

12/15/2025

by Laura Popa · Published 12/15/2025 · Last modified 12/18/2025

The Book and its Missions: Past and Present as a Missionary Source for Global Bible Distribution

Introduction My research project, entitled ‘A Global History of Bible Women, 1857–1916’, explores the history and agency of the Bible Woman as a missionary figure within world Christianity. Bible Women were local female evangelists employed to spread Christian teachings, distribute Bibles, and educate local women in literacy and Scripture. Initially…

aggressor · "The Aggressor" Blog

12/15/2025

by aggressor · Published 12/15/2025 · Last modified 12/18/2025

Interview with Dr Adéla Gjuričová

Dr Adéla Gjuričová is Director of the Institute of Contemporary History of the Czech Academy of Sciences. Her scholarly work focuses on the modern history of Czech political thought, institutional, especially parliamentary history, political transition in the late socialist Czechoslovakia and in the post-Communist Czech Republic, and its Europeanisation. Besides her work…

Gast-Autor*in · Migration and Belonging

12/12/2025

by Gast-Autor*in · Published 12/12/2025 · Last modified 12/18/2025

Bordered Bodies. Intersectional Determinants of (Non-)Entry

A blogpost by Marie Hoffend What comes to mind when thinking about the word ‘border’? A line that has been agreed to divide one country from another? What sounds simple and consensually agreed upon, is a much more complex, impactful and forceful matter. Borders between countries or territories are not…

Helena Holzberger · The Decentered Archive

12/12/2025

by Helena Holzberger · Published 12/12/2025 · Last modified 12/18/2025

Doing research (not only) on maritime history in Georgia. A practical guide to the National Archive in Georgia and the Adjara Archive

I was meant to depart for a lengthy research stay in Vladivostok on 3 March 2022. For my habilitation (aka the second book necessary to qualify for a professorship in Germany), I had started...

Sofia Baroncini · DH Lab

12/12/2025

by Sofia Baroncini · Published 12/12/2025 · Last modified 12/18/2025

Data ethics in historical research: Recognizing responsibility

Data may be misleadingly considered an objective and impartial product. When doing historical research based on data (re)use, applying an ethical perspective becomes essential. Data is neither neutral or objective, nor are our practices for accessing, analyzing, and documenting it. Any discourse on the production of knowledge or on technology…

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Mettre en musique le trail : émotions sincères ou stratégie d’enchantement marchand ?
by Simon Lancelevé on 08/27/2025 at 8:55 am
(Par Mathilde Plard et Simon Lancelevé) Du Trail du Saint-Jacques (Haute-Loire) à l’Ultra-Trail du H...
Covid–19 et école à la maison : les effets sur l’emploi des femmes en Amérique Latine
by DER SHS on 07/16/2025 at 7:07 am
Les mesures de confinement mis en place à travers le monde pendant la pandémie Covid-19 ont permis d...
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Schreiben im Internet: Texte, die gelesen werden
by Ulrike Stockhausen on 12/17/2025 at 8:22 am
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by Birgit Pack on 11/25/2025 at 11:18 am
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El genocidio de Gaza como significante de la impunidad (y de su posible final).
by #LacanEmancipa on 08/07/2025 at 2:19 pm
Lidia Ferrari El genocidio en Gaza es un hecho atroz y también un significante en disputa. Se...
Lo grotesco del poder, dimensiones del fascismo.
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Roque Farrán En la actualidad se discute mucho la caracterización de las nuevas derechas, si ...
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