Vortrag von Eva Dal Canto, Riccardo E. Rossi und Roberto Zaugg im Rahmen des Forschungskolloquiums zur Geschichte der vormodernen und modernen Welt.
Universität Luzern, 3. Dezember 2019, 16.15-18.00 Uhr, Raum 4.B51
«Global consumers in the Southern Alps? Extra-European commodities in the Italian-speaking regions of the Three Leagues, 1650s-1780s»
Paper by Riccardo E. Rossi in the context of the panel The introduction of colonial production (coffee, chocolate, sugar, tea, tobacco) in the European countryside: a ‘consumer revolution’?, organized by Gérard Béaur (CNRS/EHESS) and Rosa Congost (University of Girona), at the conference Rural History 2019.
Venue: EHESS (Paris), 54 Boulevard Raspail, room AS1_01.
Date: 13 September 2019, 2.30 p.m.
“Atlantic Italies” moves to Zurich
The Atlantic Italies research group has moved to the Department of History of the University of Zurich, where Roberto Zaugg has been offered a professorship in early modern history. We are looking forward to continue our work at this outstanding institution and to cooperate with our new colleagues.
Thank you Bern !
On 1 August 2019, our research group will move to the History Department of the University of Zurich.
We wish to thank the University of Bern and our colleagues for these months of intense and fruitful work: your support in preparing and launching our project has been of invaluable importance! In particular, we would like to express our sincere gratitude to Prof Christian Windler, who has welcomed our research group at the Section of Modern History and who, on various occasions, has offered us his time and his advice. Our Bern period was rather short, but it will constitute the basis for future cooperation opportunities.
A Global History of 18th-Century Trieste: Materials, Methodology, Scales
Workshop organized by David Do Paço and Christine Lebeau
Wednesday 28 June 2019 – École Normale Supérieur – Paris
Out now: “Micro-analyse et histoire globale” – Annales. Histoire, Sciences Sociales
Special issue edited by Romain Bertrand and Guillaume Calafat
Depuis près d’une décennie, l’expression « global microhistory » connaît chez les historiennes et les historiens, en particulier les modernistes anglophones, une fortune certaine. Riche de promesses, elle allie l’intérêt historiographique suscité par la microhistoire dans le courant des années 1980 au paradigme de l’histoire globale qui s’est imposé à compter des années 1990. Read more
Round table “L’appel du large: Die Schweiz und Übersee”
Swiss Congress of Historical Sciences – Universität Zürich – 5-7 June 2019
Wednesday 5 June 2019 – 4.30 p.m. – room KOL-F-104
