The Working Group on Colonialism within Historians Without Borders invites You to an online discussion on Tuesday 13th June 2023 where we discuss impact of the colonial project on the construction of European welfare with Gurminder K. Bhambra, Professor of Postcolonial and Decolonial Studies at...
Historians Without Borders in Finland will organise a history dialogue between Finnish and Estonian historians. An important part of the project will be a project report based on the dialogue. We are looking for an author for the commissioned project report by May 21st....
Historians without Borders in Finland ry organizes the first mutual history dialogue between Finnish and Estonian historians, which discusses the differences, similarities and challenges of historical politics and interpretations of history in Estonia and Finland. ...
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On March 5th 2018 Historians without Borders, in cooperation with the University of Johannesburg and ACCORD - The African Centre for the Constructive Resolution of Disputes, organises a seminar on the legacy of colonialism. Please RSVP: Ismail Badrudin (ismailb@uaj.ac.za) or call +27 (0)11 559 2303. Welcome! HOW HISTORIANS ADDRESS...
Erkki Tuomioja´s opening remarks at the International Students of History Association Seminar in Helsinki 25.7. 2017 2015 was the centenary of the events in the Ottoman Empire in which up to a million and a half Armenians met their deaths. Historians on all sides are more...
On September 4-5 we organize a seminar on the joint and parallel histories of Russia and Ukraine. The seminar is organised in cooperation with the German Historical Institute, the University of Helsinki and the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland. We wish to facilitate discussion...
Speech by Erkki Tuomioja at ICD Berlin Economic Forum 10.3.2017 A significant part and maybe even a majority of all conflicts have economic and social causes. Social discrimination and unequal access to economic resources are also at work in most ethnic, religious and other conflicts where...
On Monday 20 February, Historians without Borders and the Swedish Institute of International Affairs (SIIA) organised a seminar on “Politics and History - What Should be the Role of Politicians Dealing with History?” Professor Timothy Garton Ash delivered a keynote speech followed by a panel...
Historians without Borders in Finland hosted on January 30th in Königstedt Manor, near Helsinki, a meeting with five Russian and five Ukrainian well-known historians to discuss issues of history under the heading Analyzing the 20th Century in Ukrainian and Russian historiography today. On Sunday evening...