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Jornadas	9 424
Seminário	4 947
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jul

2026

Liubliana

Chamada de trabalhos - História

Those Who Serve: Service, Labor, and Social Hierarchies in Historical Perspective

The workshop examines service as a key social relationship from the medieval period to the twentieth century. Focusing on Central Europe and the Habsburg lands, it brings together early-career researchers to explore forms of dependent labor across households, rural economies, and institutions. Approaching service as more than a category of employment, the workshop highlights its value as an analytical lens that cuts across class, gender, and race. Particular attention is given to rural labor and women’s work, as well as to changing forms of service in the transition from premodern to modern societies.

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05

mai

2026

Villeneuve-d'Ascq

Jornadas - História

The Chemical Industry in Northwest Europe: Local and Global Perspectives (18th–20th Centuries)

L’histoire de l’industrie chimique suscite depuis longtemps l’intérêt des chercheuses et des chercheurs et continue de le faire aujourd’hui. Cet atelier propose une réflexion sur l’état actuel de l’historiographie, y compris ses implications pour d’autres domaines de recherche. Axé sur l’Europe du Nord-Ouest et ses liens avec d’autres régions, l’atelier offre un cadre propice à la discussion des travaux en cours et à l’identification de pistes de recherche futures. Les personnes souhaitant y participer, que ce soit en présentiel ou en ligne, sont invitées à s’inscrire via le lien ci-dessus. Les présentations seront faites en anglais.

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mai

2026

Curso de verão - História

Decentring Europe: Doing History Otherwise, 1500-present

What does it mean to de-centre Europe in historical research? Can we write a global history, a colonial and imperial history that is not centred on European archives and European analytical categories? How might that change our histories of Europe, and the world? This 2026 edition of the EUI Department of History's summer school takes up a range of such questions as we grapple with why such a de-centring is imperative and what the stakes are for distinct kinds of scholarship.

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Paris

Chamada de trabalhos - História

Flying Colours: Maritime Flags in Communication, Representation and Protection Strategies at Sea (15th-19th century)

We welcome submissions from historians who engage with any approach related to the use of flags at sea. Applications from Ph.D. candidates, postdoctoral students, and early career researchers are warmly encouraged.

Bruxelas

Chamada de trabalhos - Economia

The Company We Keep: Navigating Brands, Borders and Boundaries

The Section on Business Archives (SBA) of the International Council on Archives (ICA) invites submissions for its 2026 conference, titled “The Company We Keep: Navigating Brands, Borders and Boundaries”. This conference gathers leading professionals to explore the evolving landscape of corporate memory in a complex, globalized environment. In a world where companies constantly change in structure and in ownership, the history and stories they hold – and how they keep them – have never been more important.

Bolsa de estudo, prémios e ofertas de emprego - História

EUI Doctoral Programme in History and Civilisation

The Department of History at the European University Institute offers a distinctive, fully funded four-year Ph.D. programme of transnational and comparative history supported by a uniquely international and multicultural faculty. The Department offers exceptional opportunities to study the history of Europe in the World from the 15th century to the present, in the inspiring city of Florence, Italy.

Paris

Colóquio - História

Invisible Actors in the Making of International Law (1750–2000)

This interdisciplinary conference invites graduate students and early career researchers to consider the genealogy of international law since 1750. It aims to identify new or unrecognised actors – including individuals, groups, and institutions as well as non-human agents – and their contributions to the practices, interpretations, and applications of international law. How did they establish or challenge norms, customs, and institutions? How were their practices, actions, and ideas shaped into law? The event aims to historicise the making of international law by bringing together junior scholars of history and law and to provide a forum for the exploration of new ideas and alternative perspectives, combining and building upon historical and social scientific approaches.

Paris

Chamada de trabalhos - Época Contemporânea

Market Research in the Making

We invite contributions that focus on the study of market research in the making, in various countries in Europe and elsewhere. The term ‘making’ should be understood here in both senses of the word (the emergence of the field in the 20th century, and the making, i.e. the day-to-day manufacturing of market research surveys). By focusing on the making of market research, we aim to shift the focus away from leading figures in the sector, to examine a more comprehensive range of individuals involved in conducting surveys at different stages. What was the division of labour, from fieldwork to report writing ?

Bolonha

Colóquio - Pré-história, Antiguidade

Exploring Ancient Pharmacology. Drugs, Words, and Practices

International conference dedicated to pharmacological knowledge in antiquity, bringing together scholars in classics, ancient medicine, archaeology, and paleopathology. Topics include: Texts on pharmacology, Words for pharmacology, Remedies, economy, and society, Tools and techniques, Paleopathology and contemporary reconstructions.

Oxford

Chamada de trabalhos - Europa

A social question before the Social Question: Addressing poverty in the long eighteenth century

The Call for Papers for the international conference A social question before the Social Question. Addressing poverty in the long eighteenth century, organized by Damiano Bardelli (EHESS, CRH-GEHM/University of Oxford, Visiting Researcher at the Voltaire Foundation) with the support of the Voltaire Foundation and the Swiss National Science Foundation, aims to shed light on the innovations introduced by Enlightenment reformers in the way of understanding and addressing poverty, and thus to highlight their role in the emergence of the conceptual framework of the social question in the 19th century.

Cairo

Chamada de trabalhos - Ásia

New Perspectives on South-Asian and Middle Eastern Connections in the 20th Century

This conference seeks to move beyond existing paradigms and explore new approaches to the study of the Arab world and South Asia while uncovering understudied histories of exchange. The conference’s focus is on the period between the years following the First World War and the height of the Cold War.

Florence

Chamada de trabalhos - História

Extractivist Enterprise and International Organizations (1919-1989)

Workshop and Publication

Corporate actors have played a hidden yet highly influential role in shaping the global order, often securing their interests in international organizations, such as the League of Nations and the United Nations. Extractive industries, which focus on natural resources such as oil, gas, minerals, and metals, including rare earths, were the bedrock of capitalism in the long twentieth century. How did they exert their influence within, through and against international organizations? What tools did they adopt to attain their goals at global metropoles such as Addis Ababa, Bangkok, Geneva, New York, and Santiago? Who challenged their efforts and who supported them and how? What effects did formal decolonization have on the role of extractive enterprise in these global spaces?

Paris

Chamada de trabalhos - História

Invisible Actors in the Making of International Law (1750–2000)

This interdisciplinary conference invites graduate students and early career researchers to consider the genealogy of international law since 1750. It aims to identify new or unrecognised actors – including individuals, groups, and institutions as well as non-human agents – and their contributions to the practices, interpretations, and applications of international law. How did they establish or challenge norms, customs, and institutions? How were their practices, actions, and ideas shaped into law? The event aims to historicise the making of international law by bringing together junior scholars of history and law and to provide a forum for the exploration of new ideas and alternative perspectives, combining and building upon historical and social scientific approaches.

Darmstadt

Chamada de trabalhos - História

The Royal Coffers. Approaches to European Monarchies and their financial behavior between 1650 and 1950

This workshop aims to examine the intricate networks and economic practices of monarchical families and courts throughout Europe. In this context, we seek to examine how monarchies attained and preserved revenue and wealth, what practices they employed and if these practices were changed, adapted or abandoned over time. At the same time, we also seek to examine how such practices were perceived and debated by both individuals outside of the royal courts and the general public. The workshop will take place from the 4th to 6th of March 2026 in Darmstadt.

Atenas

Chamada de trabalhos - Pré-história, Antiguidade

The Exploitation of Subsurface Resources in Ancient Greece

The Greek term metallon may refer to either a mine or a quarry, whether used for the extraction of rock, ore, or salt. In this sense, it does not denote the nature of the resources themselves, but rather their shared origin: the subsurface. This common provenance opens the door to a cross-disciplinary reflection on the exploitation and management of such resources in ancient Greece. In recent decades, the study of the past has seen a growing interest in environmental questions. A key dimension of this research concerns the relationship between ancient societies and their environment: how did human groups interact with their surroundings to meet their needs, build infrastructure, or produce everyday objects? In this field, the rise of interdisciplinary approaches – at the intersection of archaeological sciences and historical inquiry – combined with recent methodological advances, has led to major developments in the field.

Chamada de trabalhos - História

Imagining the Future of Ports in the Long Nineteenth Century

Special Issue of The Journal of Transport History

The nineteenth century, as stated by the volumes that have now become classics ofhistoriography by Christopher A. Bayly (2003) and Jürgen Osterhammel (2009), coincideswith a «transformation of the world» in a global sense and «the birth of the modern world». The present proposal aims to collect articles that analyse the perception and response to changes in maritime transport at the harbour level, with respect to port cities considered both as individual cases and as groups of cities belonging to a regional geographic area or connected in a network, and finally as case studies in a comparative perspective.

Bolonha

Chamada de trabalhos - Pré-história, Antiguidade

Exploring ancient pharmacology: drugs, words, and practices

Our conference aims to investigate those aspects of the history of ancient and late-antique pharmacology that remain unexplored, not only by examining the substances used for healing but also by exploring the linguistic, cultural, and material contexts in which ancient remedies were acquired, prepared and administered.

Florence

Curso de verão - História

Environmental History: European and Global Perspectives

In this online summer school is offered by the Department of History of the European University Institute (EUI, Florence, Italy), we intend to provide participants with ideas on how environmental history can be brought into conversation with research on European and global history in the early modern and modern periods. Given the History Department’s expertise in these fields, we aim to highlight the opportunities to be gained from engaging with environmental history as a transversal approach.This

Turim

Bolsa de estudo, prémios e ofertas de emprego - História

Rethinking the Origins of Political Economy in the European World: Needs, Justice, and the Wealth of Nations

Fondazione 1563 per l’Arte e la Cultura della Compagnia di San Paolo (hereinafter “Fondazione 1563”) has since 2013 supported research and advanced training in the field of the humanities. In a wider effort to pursue this goal, in 2020 Fondazione 1563 has launched the Turin Humanities Programme, a research initiative that allows junior scholars to work on interrelated research projects under the guidance of especially appointed Senior Fellows.

Chamada de trabalhos - História

The Relationship between Humans and Animals in History: from Antiquity to the Present Day

Made and Tamed is a conference organised by the Doctoral Program in History at the University of Pavia addressed to young researchers, doctoral students and master’s degree students working on thesis or research projects in Ancient, Medieval, Modern and Contemporary History and Archaeology. The 2025 edition is structured around the complex relationship between human beings and animals, particularly as the former seek to reshape the latter.

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