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#Symposium - 40 years after #chornobyl, the MWNO and the Aleksanteri-instituutti - Aleksanteri Institute want to reflect on historical constellations and aftereffects of man-made disasters with a focus on nuclear, military and petrocultures in Eastern Europe and Northern Eurasia from the Cold War until today.
May 28th, 2026, 12:45 pm EET
Helsinki and onlineYou can consult the program of the symposium here: https://mwseasteurope.hypotheses.org/files/2026/05/Program-28th-of-May-Man-Made-Disasters.pdf
To participate, please, register in advance: https://shorturl.at/5kKCT
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#Symposium - 40 years after #chornobyl, the MWNO and the Aleksanteri-instituutti - Aleksanteri Institute want to reflect on historical constellations and aftereffects of man-made disasters with a focus on nuclear, military and petrocultures in Eastern Europe and Northern Eurasia from the Cold War until today.
May 28th, 2026, 12:45 pm EET
Helsinki and onlineYou can consult the program of the symposium here: https://mwseasteurope.hypotheses.org/files/2026/05/Program-28th-of-May-Man-Made-Disasters.pdf
To participate, please, register in advance: https://shorturl.at/5kKCT
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#Symposium - 40 years after #chornobyl, the MWNO and the Aleksanteri-instituutti - Aleksanteri Institute want to reflect on historical constellations and aftereffects of man-made disasters with a focus on nuclear, military and petrocultures in Eastern Europe and Northern Eurasia from the Cold War until today.
May 28th, 2026, 12:45 pm EET
Helsinki and onlineYou can consult the program of the symposium here: https://mwseasteurope.hypotheses.org/files/2026/05/Program-28th-of-May-Man-Made-Disasters.pdf
To participate, please, register in advance: https://shorturl.at/5kKCT
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#Symposium - 40 years after #chornobyl, the MWNO and the Aleksanteri-instituutti - Aleksanteri Institute want to reflect on historical constellations and aftereffects of man-made disasters with a focus on nuclear, military and petrocultures in Eastern Europe and Northern Eurasia from the Cold War until today.
May 28th, 2026, 12:45 pm EET
Helsinki and onlineYou can consult the program of the symposium here: https://mwseasteurope.hypotheses.org/files/2026/05/Program-28th-of-May-Man-Made-Disasters.pdf
To participate, please, register in advance: https://shorturl.at/5kKCT
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#Symposium - 40 years after #chornobyl, the MWNO and the Aleksanteri-instituutti - Aleksanteri Institute want to reflect on historical constellations and aftereffects of man-made disasters with a focus on nuclear, military and petrocultures in Eastern Europe and Northern Eurasia from the Cold War until today.
May 28th, 2026, 12:45 pm EET
Helsinki and onlineYou can consult the program of the symposium here: https://mwseasteurope.hypotheses.org/files/2026/05/Program-28th-of-May-Man-Made-Disasters.pdf
To participate, please, register in advance: https://shorturl.at/5kKCT
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The city of Grozny, located in the North Caucasus, is home to Russia's most colonial and most fascinating archive.
Walter Sperling argues that colonial archives in former imperial peripheries not only help us discover the voices of subalterns: They also allow us to study the metropolis and its knowledge production from a decentered perspective 👇
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The first day at the #dh #digitalhisory spring school #DHTbilisi was filled with project presentations by the participants: 17 fascinating people and ideas from the south Caucasian region. #MWNO @MaxWeberStiftung
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@Mareike2405 and Moritz are kicking off the #dh #digitalhistory spring school in #TBILISI #georgia at the @MaxWeberStiftung branch office of #MWNO #DHTbilisi
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How does Russia’s war on Ukraine affect historical research?
As Ukrainian archives face existential threats and Russian ones become inaccessible, the traditional geography of (post-)Soviet research is shifting. The new "Decentered Archive" blog invites reflection on the profound impact of the war on archives, fieldwork, and the production of knowledge itself.
Read the newest contributions on Environmental History before and after 2022 👇