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Published by Cambridge University Press. Edited by Emile Chabal, Siobhán Hearne, Michelle Lynn Kahn, and Nikolaos Papadogiannis.
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/contemporary-european-history
📣 Don't miss @albertomolinero.bsky.social's recent article, 'Crossroads of Resistance: Spanish Republican Exiles and Decolonisation in French Algeria, 1939–1962'.
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📣 New article online!
'The Lock Pick of Neoliberalism? The Instrumental Use of Corruption Debates and the Economic Reconfiguration of Democracy in Italy in the Early 1990s', by Christian Dengg
📣 New article online!
'The European Parliament and Portuguese Decolonisation (1974–7)', by Eleonora Cappa
Muy feliz. Acaba de publicarse mi artículo sobre el exilio republicano español y la descolonización de Argelia en Contemporary European History (@conteurohistory.bsky.social).«Crossroads of Resistance: Spanish Republican Exiles and Decolonisation in French Algeria». www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
📣 New article online!
'A Battle for the Post-War Mind: Social Imaginaries of Brainwashing, Resilience and the Welfare Citizen in Sweden and Denmark, c. 1950–1970', by Rosanna Farbøl and Marie Cronqvist
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New Voices offers a platform for postgrads and ECRs working on post-1914 European history to write publicly about their original research. Drop us a line at [email protected] to pitch a blog, or for more information.
In the Second World War, women were active and effective SOE agents. But are they mainly remembered today through their glamour and tragedy?
In our latest New Voices blog, Danielle Wirsansky offers a more nuanced picture, dissecting why the phrase 'lady spy' is so limiting. ⬇️
📣 Don't miss @jelenadj.bsky.social's recent article, 'Hay Mattresses, Mountaineers and the Kolo: The 1958 Commemoration of the Battle of Sutjeska and the Social Organisation of War Remembrance in Socialist Yugoslavia'
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📣 Don't miss @carorusterholz.bsky.social's recently published article, 'Race, Population and the Family Planning Association in Britain (1950s–1970s)'
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What do the logistics, agency and organisation of the 1958 commemoration of the Battle of Sutjeska reveal about the social production of war remembrance in socialist Yugoslavia?
Super excited about my new article in @conteurohistory.bsky.social
and it’s open access: doi.org/10.1017/S096...
📣 New article online!
'Reframing Anti-Soviet Defiance: Albania, Romania and Global Circulations of Sovereignty (1960–1964)', by Idrit Idrizi and Bogdan Cristian Iacob.
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The Committee said: 'the article shows how deeply rooted local anecdotes can illuminate paradigmatic historical processes. The committee was impressed by the article’s methodological sophistication and by the poignancy of its historiographical intervention.'
🏆 We're delighted to learn that @lewisedriver.bsky.social has been awarded an Honourable Mention by the SIHS Modern Italian History Article Prize Committee for his article, 'Rethinking Campanilismo', published by CEH in February 2025.
Read Lewis's article here: www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
📣 New article online!
'Prostitution and Moral Regulation in Spain, 1936–56: Institutional Control, Social Trajectories and Gendered Marginality', by Julio Prada Rodríguez
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🚨Final week to submit to the CEH Prize!
📣 New article online!
'Planning for the Neoliberal Transition: The Transnational Legacy of Private–Public Cooperation in the Cahora Bassa Dam', by Philipp Müller
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There’s still time to submit your work for the @conteurohistory.bsky.social article prize! Deadline is 11 September.
📣 New article online!
'A Periphery Looking for a Centre: Corporatist Networks in Spain during the Dictatorship of Primo de Rivera (1923–30)', by Nicola Cacciatore
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