Keynote Lecture by Martin Conway (Oxford) at the concluding conference of the (De)Constructing Europe Project at the German Historical Institute in Rome. March 20, 2024 – 6-7:30 p.m. – GHI Rome Please register here...
From Sofia Miola, Phd Student, University of Pavia, Visiting Researcher at the Hamburg Institute for Social Research According to many authors of the Far-right in the latter half of the 20th century, the Western...
Von Beata Jurkowicz (PhD), Deutsches Historisches Institut Warschau Am 15. Oktober 2023 gewann die Partei Recht und Gerechtigkeit (PiS) zum dritten Mal in Folge die Wahlen zum Sejm, dem nationalen polnischen Parlament. Dennoch gelang...
Are the Eurosceptics taking over? Historical perspectives and future challenges facing the EU 27th November, 2023 – DHI Rome/Online The European Parliament elections are fast approaching, and for many, the future of Europe itself...
Our next project workshop will be held at GHI Warsaw, October 18-20. Contributions of all scholars involved in the project are planned. A highlight will be the evening lecture by Marek Prawda, one of...
From William King, German Historical Institute London While democracy consists of more than just elections, at times elections do throw us a curveball. In the 1999 elections to the European Parliament in the United...
From Andrea Carlo Martinez, German Historical Institute Rome Last autumn, Italy’s most outspoken political firebrand – Giorgia Meloni – was appointed as prime minister. The first woman and far-right premier since the end...
From Katharina Troll and Alexander Hobe, Hamburg Institute for Social Research This article has previously appeared on H-Soz-Kult. Between 29 and 31 March 2023 the Hamburg Institute for Social Research hosted the international...
From Katharina Troll, Hamburg Institute for Social Research With the term “Europe train” many people might associate the Eurostar train or the famous Eurotunnel project which, since the 1990s, links the United Kingdom with...
Die Skepsis gegenüber der europäischen Integration ist bisher weitgehend in den Politikwissenschaften untersucht worden. Das Verbundprojekt „Europas Gegenbewegungen. Euroskeptische Verflechtungen von den Anfängen der Europäischen Integration bis heute“ verbindet indessen die historische, soziologische und politische Forschung auf dem Gebiet. Der interdisziplinäre und grenzüberschreitende Ansatz soll das Ausmaß und die Tiefe der euroskeptischen Bewegung erfassen.
