Seminar

HERO SEMINAR ENG
PZ8 7505

Seminar

Nov 13, 2025

Martin Fotta and Ann Ostendorf

Topic to be specified

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Rafael Image

Seminar

Sep 11, 2025

Rafael Buhigas Jiménez: Forbidden to Enter: The Roma of the Basque Country in Nineteenth-Century Spain

This article studies anti-Roma racism as a transnational phenomenon from the perspective of locally entrenched social history. Based on the idea that local contexts provide particulars of more complex phenomena, this article studies the Roma ...

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Tatiana sirbu scaled

Seminar

Nov 14, 2024

Tatiana Sîrbu: Officials and "Nomads" on the border of the Russian Empire

In 1812, the Russian Empire expanded its territory by annexing the eastern part of the Principality of Moldova, encompassing the area known as Bessarabia, situated between the Prut and Dniester rivers. This annexation not only altered ...

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Jiri Smlsal

Seminar

Oct 30, 2024

Pavel Baloun and Jiří Smlsal: Correction, Violence and Race in the Workhouses of the Bohemian Lands

This text presents a case study focused on the development of workhouses (known as "zemské donucovací pracovny" in Czech and "Zwangsarbeitsanstalten" in German) in the Bohemian lands during the first half of the 20th century.

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Camilla Salvatore

Seminar

Apr 17, 2024

Camilla Salvatore: "Folk music is Balkan music." Kotel musicians´ positioning, between re-appropriation and resignification

In this chapter, we will examine the shifting meanings of the terms 'chisto' (lit. pure/clean) and 'narodna' (lit. popular/folk), used today in both expert and popular discourses in Bulgaria to refer to what is supposed to be 'folklore', ...

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Portrait Daniel James

Seminar

Nov 1, 2023

Daniel James, Morgan Thompson and Tereza Hendl: Who Counts in Official Statistics?

Ethical-Epistemic Issues in German Migration and the Collection of Racial or Ethnic Data“ Tina Magazzini kindly accepted to be our main discussant.

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