On nation branding in Luxembourg
Over the past years, I have argued that Luxembourg’s cultural policy has transitioned from nation-building in the 19th and 20th centuries to nation branding in […]
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Over the past years, I have argued that Luxembourg’s cultural policy has transitioned from nation-building in the 19th and 20th centuries to nation branding in […]
Continue reading »Timelines are a popular way to present historical events and periods – and not a recent one. In 1769, the British scholar Joseph Priestley published […]
Continue reading »The actions against statues of historic figures involved in colonialism and its derivatives highlight the importance of critically confronting our past and rethinking our public […]
Continue reading »In October, I traveled to Prague for a workshop on the history of science and the Second World War. For the second time during my […]
Continue reading »My research sometimes leads me onto unexpected paths. My travel to Koblenz counts without doubt among them.
Continue reading »Historians like to write, and they write a lot. Throughout my studies in history, I was taught how to analyse sources and how to write […]
Continue reading »Overall, the last weeks were busy weeks for me, but also rich in experiences and lessons. I would like to look back at two of […]
Continue reading »In May 2017, the first edition of the tri-national doctoral school was organised in Saarbrücken, Germany, with the participation of three universities. The following blogpost […]
Continue reading »On 25 March, the Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History (C2DH) organised another successful ForumZ, this time on the Second World War and research […]
Continue reading »In this article, I will develop a first outline of my dissertation project on the history of cultural policy in Luxembourg, which would include a […]
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