Very happy that this collection on rural education - and my piece on #4H in Costa Rica - is out, thanks to the wonderful and patient editors
@Hein10Hart
and Julia Tischler!
A long time in the making: Our handbook on the history of #development, edited by #CorinnaUnger, #IrisBorowy and myself. Now getting excited to see this in print soon. Want to check it out beforehand? Here's the ToC and Intro:
https://t.co/GF4BrQ2MSw
@jacobboersema You are putting the finger into the wound...as we write in the intro, we tried very hard to find someone to write that chapter, but sadly failed....
A long time in the making: Our handbook on the history of #development, edited by #CorinnaUnger, #IrisBorowy and myself. Now getting excited to see this in print soon. Want to check it out beforehand? Here's the ToC and Intro:
https://t.co/GF4BrQ2MSw
Nice collection of prestigious signatures! But there are also many in the conference program 😉 Have a look here: https://t.co/Fei9LRiqFr
#IntellectualCooperation
By the way, the conference is free and can be followed online, registration here: https://t.co/Oz33mVVe96
It started with a discomfort with Swiss history. It has now become a plea for a more global and intersectional history of Europe. I tried to convince several Swiss universities of this idea. So far in vain. Fortunately there is "Past and Present".
https://t.co/RKW1zMtrIO
@LiseRButler I think nobody mentioned James T. Shotwell, history prof at Columbia, internationalist, member of US delegation to Paris Peace Conference, shaped US policy reg. the League of Nations, contributed to the founding of the Int Labor Organization, worked on draft charter for UN...
@thom_rath hmmm, petite bourgeoise? For a moment I hoped for an analysis of middle class women, but I guess it's "just" petite bourgeoisie?
Interesting anyway...
@BernhardSchaer Genau, endlich... viel Gutes drin zur Zürcher Kunstszene und ihren Verbandelungen, zum Antisemitismus in der Schweiz etc.
Nur schade, dass ML immer noch keinen Fehler seinerseits einräumt. Ein "ich hätte diesen Satz nicht ändern sollen" hätte nicht geschadet, im Gegenteil.
A major Swiss newspaper titles excitedly "Trade prevents wars"!
But the cited research (by economists) deals *only* with the impact of trade on canals and straits. No mention of the "empirical data" the claim is based on. Historians, discuss...
#twitterstorians@NZZaS
Die Globalisierung der Wirtschaft hat ein Imageproblem. Kritiker machen die Integration der Weltwirtschaft für zwischenstaatliche Konflikte und für Bürgerkriege verantwortlich. Doch ist diese Kritik wirklich berechtigt?
https://t.co/1Bm5SaaGyf
Call for contributions to the Centenary Conference on the #LeagueOfNations Committee on #IntellectualCooperation. We need the good, bad, the ugly, and especially *polycentric* approaches!
❗️Attention #twitterhistorians ❗️
Submit your paper for the #ICIC2022 marking the centenary of the Int’l. Committee on Intellectual Cooperation of the League of Nations!
🔜 Until 15 November ⌛️
ℹ️👉https://t.co/6eKtmJAJp2
@HerrenOesch and peter Becker Uni Vienna are probing the bureaucracies of int orgs - if you work on int orgs consider their call for articles ! @EUI_History@pellevandijk@DexterFergie https://t.co/2RkZ1tN2M6
@ewa_2m Great seminar!
A chapter of Jennifer Tappan's The Riddle of Malnutrition (on health interventions in Uganda) could be suitable.
I guess you have Pinochet's Chile covered already... ;)