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In het blad E-data & Research staan diverse artikelen over data en onderzoek in de alfa- en gammawetenschappen. Binnenkort valt het februari-nummer op de deurmat, deze editie is ook online beschikbaar via edata.nl.
With the generous support of Farman-Farmaian Family, the IISH launches a new fellowship programme named the Prince Dr Sabbar Farman-Farmaian Fellowships for scholars who wish to use its collections for the study of social and economic history of 18-20 century of Iran, whether from a regional, national, or comparative and transnational perspective.
Cruquiuseiland maakte de laatste jaren een transformatie door van industrieterrein naar (luxe) woonwijk. Dit heeft ook gevolgen voor de Openbare Werkplaats die daar al jaren zit, die een professionele werkruimte biedt aan meubelmakers, metaalbewerkers en kunstenaars. Anna Dabrowska, filmmaker en buurtbewoner, maakte hier een korte film over.
Donderdag 8 februari zat het IISG vol met zenuwachtige mensen - vier genomineerden en hun familie en vrienden. Want wie zou er met de prijs voor beste scriptie 2023 vandoor gaan?
The 15th European Social Science History Conference 2025 is organized by the IISHin co-operation with Leiden Universityin the Netherlands. The deadline for sending in your paper and session proposals is April 15, 2024
On 9 January 2024, we received the sad news that Götz Langkau had passed away. Although many people knew that he had not been doing well in recent years, the news came as a shock.
On April 12, 2024, the Center for the History of Migrants (CGM) organizes its annual study day in cooperation with the Center for Migration Law in Nijmegen.
In October 2024 there will be a conference about the history and future regarding the interests of employers and employees.
It's no secret that IISH Fellow Kees Mandemakers is dedicated to his field of expertise. However, it was a big surprise that his international colleagues from the European Society of Historical Demography (ESHD) wanted to put him in the limelight with a special award.
Confronting study shows Dutch state’s involvement in colonial slavery and its continuing impact
The Dutch state was involved in colonial slavery in the Atlantic and Asian world in an intentional, systematic and sustained way. The impact and afterlives of this continue to affect the Netherlands and other countries all over the world.
We are deeply shocked and saddened by the death of our former colleague Bart de Cort. Bart joined the IISH in 1990 and until he left for Canada in 2006, he worked for almost every department of the Institute.
Last month, Professor of Global Economic and Social History Pepijn Brandon held his inaugural lecture at VU Amsterdam about how large-scale violence has played an extremely important role in the history of capitalism.
