Contacts:

Jacqueline Larios (larios@umich.edu)

Sarah Mass (smmass@umich.edu)

Lissy Reiman (ajreiman@umich.edu)

Matthew Woodbury (mwoodbury@umich.edu)

If you would like to be a member of the EHW CTools site, please email Lissy Reiman.

 

The European History Workshop is a Rackham Interdisciplinary Workshop at the University of Michigan - Ann Arbor. Established in 2007 to facilitate interdisciplinary and inter-temporal dialogue among graduate students who study Europe's past. In March 2008, the EHW invited graduate students from University of Michigan, Michigan State University, York University, University of Toronto, and University of Chicago to participate in the first annual "Reconsidering Europe: An Interdisciplinary Graduate Conference in European Studies." In March 2011, together with the Atlantic Studies Workshop, the EHW organized a conference "Across the Divides: Approaches to Transnational Scholarship "

Past Events

 

Next EHW meeting (Haven Hall 2713)

Each Thursday workshop begins at 6pm and is dinner is provided for all participants


SPRING 2013

January 24 2013

February 21 2013

March 28 2013





AUTUMN 2012

October 17 2012 - Trevor Kilgore (History)

God, Politics, and Housing: The Religiosity of Reconstruction in Postwar Florence

ROOM & TIME CHANGE: HAVEN 2608, 5-7PM

November 1 2012 - Emily Talbot (History of Art)

Facture, Fracture, Photography: Fragmenting Degas's 'Photographic Eye.'

November 29 2012 - Dr. Jesus de Felipe-Redondo (History)>

Society without the Social: The Spanish Labor Movement and the Rise of the Social (1840-1880)





SPRING 2012

March 8 2012 - Ananda Burra

Resistance in International Law: The Mandates System and Anticolonial Petitioning

March 22 2012 - Mischa (Michael) Suter

Knowledge, Morals, and Epistemic Anxiety in Bankruptcy Proceedings (Basel, 1840s)

April 5 2012 - Alison DeSimone

Creativity and Collaboration: Female Performers and the Early Reception of Italian Music in Eighteenth-Century London



AUTUMN 2011

September 22 2011 - Lehti Keelmann

Conspicuous Consumption & the Marketing of the Brotherhood of the Blackheads: The Master of the St Lucy Legend's Tallinn "Mary Altarpiece"

November 2 2011 - Sarah Hamilton

Global Paella: Rice farming in the Albufera, 1980-2000

November 17 2011 - Matthew Woodbury

Reforming the Idea of the Native: British colonial development policy and envisioning indigenous peoples and environments in New Zealand, (1830-1850)

December 8 2011 - Professor Kathleen Canning

Citizenship