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Gulnar Bayramova: Side Event Presentation – Helsinki+50 From Below? Building Bottom-Up Approaches for Climate Resilience

Blog
20.May.2025

Gulnar Bayramova’s presentation at the Helsinki+50 from below?, a side event hosted by Historians without Borders at the Finnish OSCE Chairpersonship event in Vienna,

Bradley Reynolds: Side Event Presentation – Helsinki+50 From Below? Building Bottom-Up Approaches for Climate Resilience

Blog
20.May.2025

Bradley Reynold’s presentation at the Helsinki+50 from below?, a side event hosted by Historians without Borders at the Finnish OSCE Chairpersonship event in Vienna,

Tolekan Ismailova: Side Event Presentation – Helsinki+50 From Below? Building Bottom-Up Approaches for Climate Resilience

Blog
20.May.2025

Tolekan Ismailova’s presentation at the Helsinki+50 from below?, a side event hosted by Historians without Borders at the Finnish OSCE Chairpersonship event in Vienna,

Russia Builds a State Ideology Based on History

Blog, News
05.Feb.2025

Historians without Borders, together with the Aleksanteri Institute, organised a seminar at the University of Helsinki on November 28, 2024, entitled Politics of History

OSCE by All – Elevating Civil Society Voices: An Example from Historians without Borders

Blog, News
15.Feb.2024

In his blog post, Bradley Reynolds explains the aims of the OSCE by All project and the importance of history.

The Legislator’s Monologue: On the Use of History in Constitutional Preambles

Blog, News
08.Feb.2024

Robert Trygg discusses the relationship between law and politics of memory in his guest blog contribution.

Politics of History and Freedom of Speech in Hungary

Blog
24.Sep.2020

MONDAY 28 SEPTEMBER 2020 | 4 PM – 8 PM EET How is history reflected in the public discussion in Hungary today? What kind

History and conflict: How can historians contribute to conflict resolution and conflict prevention

Blog
25.Jul.2017

Erkki Tuomioja´s opening remarks at the International Students of History Association Seminar in Helsinki 25.7. 2017 2015 was the centenary of the

Guest blog: Historical Advice for Policy Making – “Lessons from History” or Historical Knowledge?

Blog
12.Jan.2017

In 1996, Arthur Schlesinger, a famous American historian and public intellectual, criticized the idea of “history as therapy” in his op-ed in the

Guest blog: Reparations for slavery – a reasonable discussion?

Blog
20.Dec.2016

Already when slavery was abolished in Great Britain in 1833, reparations were paid. The British state considered that the slave owners had to

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Gulnar Bayramova: Side Event Presentation – Helsinki+50 From Below? Building Bottom-Up Approaches for Climate Resilience

Bradley Reynolds: Side Event Presentation – Helsinki+50 From Below? Building Bottom-Up Approaches for Climate Resilience

Tolekan Ismailova: Side Event Presentation – Helsinki+50 From Below? Building Bottom-Up Approaches for Climate Resilience

Russia Builds a State Ideology Based on History

OSCE by All – Elevating Civil Society Voices: An Example from Historians without Borders

The Legislator’s Monologue: On the Use of History in Constitutional Preambles

Politics of History and Freedom of Speech in Hungary

History and conflict: How can historians contribute to conflict resolution and conflict prevention

Guest blog: Historical Advice for Policy Making – “Lessons from History” or Historical Knowledge?

Guest blog: Reparations for slavery – a reasonable discussion?

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