ESSH

ESSHC Networks and Network Chairs

ESSHC The ESSHC papers and sessions are organised in a large number of networks which cover a certain topic. All networks and networkchairs are listed below.


Africa Jan-Bart Gewald African Studies Centre, Leiden, NL Gewald@ascleiden.nl
  Tundé Zack-Williams Department of Sociology, University of Central Lancashire, UK abzw@blueyonder.co.uk
Antiquity Neville Morley University of Bristol, Classics & Ancient History, UK n.d.g.morley@bris.ac.uk
  Hans van Wees Department of History, University College London, UK h.wees@ucl.ac.uk
  Arjan Zuiderhoek Ghent University, Archaeology and Ancient History of Europe, Belgium ajzuiderhoek@gmail.com
Asia Nandini Gooptu Queen Elizabeth House, Oxford, UK nandini.gooptu
@queen-elizabeth-
house.oxford.ac.uk
  Ratna Saptari IISH, Amsterdam/ Leiden University, Department of Anthropology and Dev. Sociology, NL rsaptari@fsw.leidenuniv.nl
Criminal Justice Anja Johansen The University of Dundee, Department of History, UK a.m.johansen@dundee.ac.uk.
  Paul Lawrence The Open University, Department of History, UK p.m.lawrence@open.ac.uk
  Klaus Weinhauer University of Bielefeld, Faculty of History, Germany klaus.weinhauer@uni-bielefeld.de
Culture Marga Altena Radboud University Nijmegen, NL M.Altena@rs.ru.nl
Please click here for cfp and plans of the network. Joris van Eijnatten Utrecht University, Department of History, NL j.van.eijnatten@uu.nl
  Magdalena Elchinova New Bulgarian University, Department of Anthropology melchinova@hotmail.com
Economics Anne McCants MIT, History Department, Cambridge, USA amccants@mit.edu
Please click here for cfp and plans of the network. Jochen Streb University of Hohenheim, Economics Department, Germany j-streb@uni-hohenheim.de
  Jeroen Touwen Leiden University, History Department, NL l.j.touwen@let.leidenuniv.nl
Education and Childhood Annemieke van Drenth Leiden University, Department of Pedagogy, NL drenth@fsw.leidenuniv.nl
Please click here for cfp and plans of the network. Bengt Sandin Linköping University, Department of Child Studies, S-581 83 Linköping, Sweden bensa@tema.liu.se
Elites Jose Antonio Sanchez Roman University Complutense of Madrid, Department of History, Spain sanchezroman@ccinf.ucm.es
Please click here for cfp and plans of the network. Marja Vuorinen University of Helsinki, Department of Social Science History, Finland marja.vuorinen@helsinki.fi
Ethnicity and Migration Jelle van Lottum Cambridge University, UK jv266@cam.ac.uk
  Irina Schmitt University of Lund, Sweden Irina.Schmitt@genus.lu.se
  Marlou Schrover Leiden University, History Department, NL m.l.j.c.schrover@let.leidenuniv.nl
  Collin Pooley Lancaster University, Department of Geography, UK c.pooley@lancaster.ac.uk
Family and Demography Mary-Louise Nagata Francis Marion University, History Department, Washington,USA ml@nagata.com
Please click here for cfp and plans of the network. Peter Sköld Umeå University Department of Historical Studies, Sweden peter.skold@ddb.umu.se
Geography Gerry Kearns US gkearns@vt.edu
Health Iris Borowy Universität Rostock, Historisches Institut, Germany iris.borowy@philfak.uni-rostock.de
  Enrique Perdiguero Universidad Miguel Hernandez, Spain quique@umh.es
Historical GIS/History and Computing Onno Boonstra Department of History, KU Nijmegen, NL o.boonstra@let.kun.nl
  Ian Gregory Digital Humanities, Department of History, Lancaster University, UK I.Gregory@lancaster.ac.uk
  Gunnar Thorvaldsen Norwegian Historical Data Centre, University of Tromsø, Norway gunnarth@sv.uit.no
Labour Elise van Nederveen Meerkerk IISG, Amsterdam, NL enm@iisg.nl
Please click here for cfp and plans of the network. Magaly Rodriguez Garcia Free University Brussels, History Department, Belgium mrodrigu@vub.ac.be
Latin America Kim Clark Department of Anthropology, Social Science Centre, University of Western Ontario, Canada akc@uwo.ca
  Paulo Drinot University of Manchester, UK paulo.drinot@manchester.ac.uk
Material and Consumer Culture Karin Dannehl University of Wolverhampton, UK K.Dannehl@wlv.ac.uk
Please click here for cfp and plans of the network. Hester Dibbits Department of Ethnology, Meertens Institute, Amsterdam, NL hester.dibbits@meertens.knaw.nl
  Harm Nijboer Meertens Institute, Amsterdam, NL Harm.Nijboer@meertens.knaw.nl
Middle Ages Ana Maria S.A. Rodrigues University of Lisbon, History Department, Lisboa, Portugal anarodrigues@fl.ul.pt
  Mario Damen Leiden University, Department of History, NL m.j.m.damen@let.leidenuniv.nl
Oral History Nancy Adler Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies (NIOD), Amsterdam, NL n.adler@niod.knaw.nl
Please click here for cfp and plans of the network. Albert Lichtblau University of Salzburg, History Deparment, Austria Albert.Lichtblau@sbg.ac.at
Politics, Citizenship, and Nations Anne Epstein Université Robert Schuman (Strasbourg 3), Institut d'Études Politiques, France anne.epstein@urs.u-strasbg.fr
  Ido de Haan University of Utrecht, Department of History, NL ido.dehaan@let.uu.nl
  José Reis Santos New University of Lisbon, Human and Social Sciences, Portugal josereissantos@gmail.com
Religion Silvia Evangelisti University Of East Anglia, School of History, UK s.evangelisti@uea.ac.uk
Please click here for cfp and plans of the network. Patrick Pasture Leuven University, Department of History, Belgium Patrick.Pasture@arts.kuleuven.be
Rural Dulce Freire New University of Lisbon, Contemporay History Institute, Portugal mdfreire@ics.ul.pt
  Anton Schuurman Wageningen University, Rural History, NL anton.schuurman@wur.nl
Sexuality Dan Healey University of Wales Swansea, Department of History, UK d.healey@swansea.ac.uk
  Geertje Mak Free University of Amsterdam, History Department, NL geertje.mak@xs4all.nl or ga.mak@let.vu.nl
Social Inequality Lynn Hollen Lees Department of History, College Hall, University of Pennsylvania, USA lhlees@mail.sas.upenn.edu
  Marco van Leeuwen Utrecht University /IISH, NL m.h.d.vanleeuwen@uu.nl
Technology Dick van Lente Erasmus University, Rotterdam, NL vanLente@fhk.eur.nl
  Thomas Misa Charles Babage Institute, Center for the History of Information Technology, University of Minnesota, USA tmisa@umn.edu
Theory Stefan Berger School of Languages, Literatures and Cultures, University of Manchester, UK stefan.berger@man.ac.uk
  Chris Lorenz Department of History, Free University, Amsterdam, NL cfg.lorenz@let.vu.nl
  Thomas Welskopp Institut für Wirtschaftsgeschichte, Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, Germany welskopp@aol.com
Urban John Davis The Queen's College, Oxford, UK john.davis@queens.oxford.ac.uk
  Harm Kaal Department of History, Free University, Amsterdam, NL hgj.kaal@let.vu.nl
Women and Gender Maria Bucur Indiana University, History Department, USA mbucur@indiana.edu
  Elisabeth Elgan Södertörn University, Contemporary History, Sweden elisabeth.elgan@sh.se
World History David Lindenfield Louisiana State University, History Department, USA hylind@lsu.edu
  Matthias Middell University of Leipzig, Germany middell@uni-leipzig.de
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