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📢 New GlobeLecture Alert! 🌍

Join us as Dr. Silke Schwandt explores the intersection of digital humanities and history, advocating for a critical, data-driven approach to constructing historical narratives. Drawing on Peter Turchin’s Figuring Out the Past, she examines the potential and pitfalls of quantifying history, emphasizing the need for balanced integration of qualitative insights and quantitative precision.

🗓️ Don’t miss this thought-provoking lecture!

📢 New GlobeLecture! Join us as Lorenzo Spadacini discusses Italy's constitutional reform efforts, highlighting the historical roots and continuity of populist tendencies from Mussolini's Acerbo Law to present-day proposals. Prof. Spadacini, an expert in Italian and European constitutional law from the University of Brescia, will provide deep insights into this political phenomenon. #GlobeLecture #ConstitutionalReform #ItalianPolitics #Populism #ReCentGlobe

🎙️ Join us for the latest GlobeLecture! Dr. Cynthia Miller-Idriss discusses shifts in U.S. strategies to counter extremist violence, recent trends in hate-fueled violence, and effective interventions. Dr. Miller-Idriss, founder of PERIL at American University, shares insights on "prebunking" videos and community-based efforts. #GlobeLecture #Extremism #ViolencePrevention #PublicHealthApproach

🎙️ Tune into GlobeLecture! Danny MacKinnon discusses post-2008 spatial policy and its impact on geographical inequalities. Explore the rise of state capitalism, neoliberalism, and populism since the 2008 crisis. #Podcast #Geography #EconomicDevelopment #SpatialPolicy

🎙️ Prof. Dr. Martin Mulsow discusses the Early Modern period as a time of overlapping sources and news from near and far, often unnoticed or unaddressed. Recorded on 17.05.2023 at Tagungslounge Leipzig

Note: This talk is in German.

#GlobeLecture #GlobalHistory

🎙️ Dive into the complexities of Cold War politics with GlobeLecture #1 featuring historian Dr. Sebastian Gehrig from University of Roehampton, London. Explore the battle for legitimacy in divided nations in Europe and Asia, 1945–89. Recorded at Tagungslounge Leipzig on 12.04.2023. Organized and moderated by assistant professor Dr. Fabian Michl from Leipzig University/ReCentGlobe. #GlobeLecture #ColdWar #DividedNations

🌐 Don't miss #GlobeLecture series! Outstanding researchers discuss global change, transnational interdependencies, and regional transformations. Organized by Leipzig Research Centre Global Dynamics with partners inside and outside Leipzig University. Join the conversation! 🌍🎙️