People of #esshc2025 #esshc, keep watching the @juliaheinemann.bsky.social space, as she @teresapetrik.bsky.social and friends uncover and share more and more on the Habsburg military disabled over the coming years, through her new project #milwefhist
Also a huge thank you to @elisaheinrich.bsky.social for your really fantastic and insightful discussant points. I forgot to tag you here before, too busy scribbling your words down! #ESSHC
It's been a great couple of days at #ESSHC Leiden!
Bye, bye Leiden! Had a great time at the #ESSHC conference! Stimulating panels, thought-provoking discussions, new connections - and all in a beautiful town. Grateful for the energy, ideas, and conversations these past days! @rmgrossmann.bsky.social @veenomen.bsky.social @corinnepainter.bsky.social
It was such a great panel and a real honour to be speaking among so many esteemed colleagues! Definitely going to go to #ESSHC again!
Delighted that my paper on the persecution of the mobile poor in 18th-century Austria was granted an Encouragement Price of the Jan Lucassen Award at this year's European Social Science History Conference! 🎉 #ESSHC #ESSHC25
@iisg-amsterdam.bsky.social
Does he, you know, have a natural tendency toward sublime love, creativity and the fine arts? #ESSHC
And finally Julia Gebke, speaking more on the project on Elisabethians' hospital in Vienna: "When bodies meet text. Searching for the female patients of the Hospital of the Elisabethians in Eighteenth Century Vienna" #ESSHC
And now shifting from religious sources to bioarchaeology! Hannah Grabmayer "Disability in Bioarchaeology - Exploring disability and the care for the disabled in 18th century Vienna on the basis of the human skeletal remains from the patients' cemetery of the Elisabethians' hospital" #ESSHC
Now Jenni Kuuliala "Malevolent magic as a cause for 'infirmity': Studying disability in the documents of the Roman inquisition" #ESSHC
Next up Rosamund Oates "Seeing through Deaf eyes: Researching Early Modern deafness" #ESSHC
And now for our companion session "Methodological Challenges in Disability History II: Tracing Early Modern Disability". We begin with Riikka Miettinen "Experiences of disability in Early modern Swedish sources- Opportunities and gaps" #ESSHC
And now Kofi Asihene "History, Disability, and Ghana: examining the concept of dis/ability in Early Modern Ghana" #ESSHC
Up next Julia Heinemann "Between alterity and familiarity: Disabled soldiers and the concept of "invalidity" in the early modern Habsburg monarchy" #ESSHC
My paper (coming up!) "The Disabling Sea? Early modern seafarers and a transnational-environmental history of impairment, difference and disorder" #ESSHC
Ready for our early morning session at #ESSHC 2025 "Methodological Challenges in Disability History I: Conceptualising pre- and early modern disability"
For the first time in its history, the #ESSHC is heading to France.
The 2027 session of the European Social Science Conference will be held in Lyon in spring 2027 (thank you Philippe Rygiel!)
See you in 2027!!
I, a Southern European working in Sweden, have had to make choices between attending the Nordic sexuality panel and attending the Mediterranean sexuality panel, and ended up doing the thing of going to half of each because they were scheduled at the same time and I refuse to pick my battles. #ESSHC
So great to meet up with so many colleagues from the Military Welfare History Network at #esshc #esshc2025
Vibrant male Professor named Tim standing in front of slides projected on to a background wall, there is a crowd in front of him listening intently at an academic conference.
Prof Tim Riswick Chair of @thegreatleap22116.bsky.social in full flight #ESSHC #Leiden
Onward to session 2 of day 3 ar EESHC with our Dr Quentin Verreycken presenting on the reintegration of returning soldiers before a packed room #milwefhist #Veteran #esshc #esshc2025
A brilliant panel from our four speakers and a vibrant Q&A from our highly-engaged audience (MWHN members and non-members) #milwelfhist #esshc #esshc2025
The question of this morning: AI re-constructed, AI constructed, or AI hallucinated
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On to paper 4 with @drmichaelreeve.bsky.social, who is discussing military service and tobacco 1850-1945 #tobacco #health #military #milwefhist #esshc #esshc2025
On to paper 3 with Dr Michael Robinson, who is discussing war and trauma during the Great Depression #veteran #disability #milwefhist #esshc #esshc2025
On to paper 2 with @abbyswhitlock.bsky.social, who is discussing mental health and morale in the Royal Flying Corps in #WW1 #milwefhist #esshc #esshc2025
And we are off, with Dragos Ianc discussing invalided officers in the 19c Habsburg Army #milwelfhist #military #disability
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Great first two days of the #ESSHC at Leiden University! We had an excellent panel on political imaginaries in global port cities. My paper was on antifascist internationalism in #NYC in the 1930s. Two more days to go!
We are all set up here in Herta Mohr 0.16 for the 'military welfare history' panel. Be sure to drop in anytime between 0830 and 1030hrs. We have four excellent papars on health, mental health, disability and veterans #esshc #esshc2025 #milwelfhist
After a great night catching up with @ianmillerhistor.bsky.social @abbyswhitlock.bsky.social @drmichaelreeve.bsky.social and Co. It is breakfast time in Leiden. Fueled up for day 3.
Join us this morning the one and only full 'military welfare history' panel at #esshc #esshc2025 ##milwefhist