Our researcher Fartun Mohamed defends their #PhD thesis on Somali memories of Italian colonialism across three generations 👉 loom.ly/eVTdvbY

The thesis restores Somali voices to the centre of historical knowledge, challenging their exclusion from Italian historiography

Our researcher Mónica Monmeneu González defends their #PhD thesis on the Lyceum Clubs of Madrid and Havana as instruments of women's cultural influence in the transatlantic space 1920s-1940s 👉 loom.ly/eScu50U

The thesis tracks how members, exhibitions, and ideas moved between the two clubs

What stories are missing from European memory? @eui-history.bsky.social Professor Monika Baar explores how disability has been written out of European history & what changes when we revisit the past through a disability lens. 🔎 https://loom.ly/Bo-9TaI

Our researcher Arina Fedorova defends her #PhD thesis on the Peasants Land Bank as a tool for the restructuring of agrarian order in late-imperial Russia 👉 loom.ly/7yteK7Q

It argues that the Bank functioned as a key mechanism to regulate access to land and project authority across the empire

Want to know more about Francesco Carletti and his travels?
🗣️ Check this interview with our own Giorgio Riello 👉 loom.ly/BLO8whM
📚 Browse the #EUI Library collections 👉 loom.ly/F4wNkz8

The exhibition, hosted at the Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana, is the result of a collaboration among the @eui-eu.bsky.social , Stanford University, Syracuse University, @warwickuni.bsky.social and @khiflorenz.bsky.social

Can we frame ‘the economy’ as a product of political thinking in international spaces?

On 7 October, 11.00 CEST, join our first Monthly Research Meeting with our own Glenda Sluga 👉 loom.ly/J_bliUA

Based on the research by our @ecointeui.bsky.social project, funded by @erc.europa.eu

🎓 Our researcher Katerina Acheimastou defended her #PhD thesis on the relationship between political and gender-based violence during the Greek Civil War (1944–1949) 👉 loom.ly/UsJglIs

📚 Want to get a grasp of Katerina's research? Read this #MyEUIResearch interview 👉 loom.ly/sgMvFbQ

Now off to print, coming out on 15 December with @cornellupress.bsky.social !

Book description and pre-orders here:

cornellpress.cornell.edu/book/9781501...

🇪🇺 What does it mean to be European?

For #EuropeanHeritageDays, revisit @ @eui-history.bsky.social alumna Oriane Calligaro's thesis on how notions of "Europeanness" have been negotiated and promoted since the 1950s.

📖 loom.ly/Dc26pww

📣LAST DAYS:

Call for Applications for the European Court of Auditors Postgraduate Research Grant Programme.

Interested in EU’s public finances and policies? This is for you!

📆Deadline is 6 October
More info 👉 loom.ly/-Y5gQL8

@euauditors.bsky.social ‬ @eui-euarchives.bsky.social ‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬

Who laid the foundations of US globalism in the #20thcentury?

On 30 September, 15:00 CEST, join the book presentation by David Ekbladh on American conservatives' embrace of the USA’s global role in the 1930s 👉 loom.ly/5FuWFL0

Organised by our Interwar Histories Working Group 👉 loom.ly/hk8X6Nc

🎓 2-3 October, Krakow - Workshop "Translation and Diplomacy in the Early Modern Ottoman World" 👉 loom.ly/UWIMyKc

Co-organised by Giancarlo Casale with Alumnus Mariusz Kaczka

🎓 28-30 September, Warsaw - Conference "Global Connections: Central and Eastern Europe in the Early Modern World ca. 1500-1800" 👉 loom.ly/68-mKyU
Co-organised by Giancarlo Casale with Alumn* Igor Chabrowski, Klaudia Kuchno, @janblo.bsky.social and @natalia-woszczyk.bsky.social

Dzień dobry!

Next week, our Department is coming to Poland with 2 events (more info in the thread below 👇)

Both events have been made possible thanks to the generous support of the @eui-eu.bsky.social Widening Europe Programme 👉 loom.ly/5ytoTFM

#EUIWidening

What kind of scholarship would a decolonised understanding of Ottoman history generate?

On 25 September, 16.00 CEST, join our department's inaugural lecture with Pascale Ghazaleh (American University in Cairo) 👉 loom.ly/fRCrvec

📣 #history #decolonial #historiography #Ottoman