After the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the successor states were struggling with a structural economic crisis. As a solution, the Hungarian economist Elemér Hantos proposed to recreate the...

Under what conditions do UN peace operations assist the International Criminal Court by sharing information, providing logistical assistance, and executing arrest warrants? Even though international c...

Nicolas Petit presents his new book 'Big Tech and the Digital Economy', which asks a simple question: are the tech giants monopolies? In the current environment of suspicion towards the major ...

Webinar in the framework of the series New Histories of Public Spheres and Public ActionsThis work-in-progress talk proposes a move from linear private/public distinctions to a new three-dimensional m...

In 16th century Venice, new consumption patterns and the emergence of a luxury economy were part of the economic changes observed at that time. During the same period, mercers become a key figure in c...

Multicultural citizenship, a system of group-differentiated rights for minority cultural groups, is now a common feature of most domestic legal orders in Europe. The conventional view, widely reflecte...

This dissertation is a local history of crowd formation and crowd action in the city of Kristiania (today Oslo) in the 1890s. This was a decade of turbulent labour relations and one in which we can lo...

As countries transitioned to democracy, particularly in Eastern Europe, they did so with the hope of attracting foreign direct investment (FDI). In tandem, many scholars theorised on, and demonstrated...

The Qualitative and Fieldwork Working Group is a knowledge exchange and community hub for researchers, fellows and faculty members with an interest in fieldwork, ethnography, interviewing and qualitat...