In this newest episode of our #TransformativePodcast, Alexandra Ghiț (@LeibnizGWZO) focuses on domestic servants, social workers, and users of welfare in interwar Bucharest to argue that “histories of welfare provision are histories of work, and histories of work are histories …
New #TransformativePodcast out – What does the Non-Aligned Movement look like on a plate? Starting with a series of informal dinners in Rijeka and expanding into various events and workshops, Kevin Kenjar (University of Rijeka) pays homage to the Non-Aligned Movement …
In the newest episode of the #TransformativePodcast, our researcher Rosamund Johnston discusses the @routledgebooks.bsky.social Handbook of 1989 and the Great Transformation with co-editor @japvie81.bsky.social. This cutting-edge collection of essays analyzes the pivotal year of 1989 and the …
The new year starts with a new #TransformativePodcast episode! Our Scientific Director @japvie81.bsky.social talks to Markéta Bajgerová Verly about China's Everchanging History of WWII!
New #TransformativePodcast out! This time we're bringing you a conversation between Hannes Grandits (@humboldtuni.bsky.social), Katharina Tyran (U Helsinki) and Leonid Motz (RECET) about Hannes's and Katharina's new edited volume "The Disputed Austro-Hungarian Border: Agendas, Actors, and Practices…
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What is #postsocialism and how has it been experienced around Eastern Europe? Ambiguously, according to Jill Massino (UNC Charlotte), the editor, with Marcus Wien, of a new volume on the topic.
Many 🙏 to Dr Rosie Johnston & @recetvienna.bsky.social in Vienna for hosting me on the #TransformativePodcast: shorturl.at/X6Do9.
Do check out Rosie's fantastic research on the #ColdWar politics of #audiojournalism & her team's project on global politics of #Czechoslovak #weapons: shorturl.at/NStm2
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In the newest episode of our #TransformativePodcast we bring you a glimpse of our last Salon – the beginning of a conversation between RECET Scientific Director @japvie81.bsky.social and historian @efdavies.bsky.social on how to be a historian in the age of Social Media and disinformation.
New #TransformativePodcast out! Our researcher Radka Šustrová talks to Steven L B Jensen of the Danish Institute for Human Rights (@menneskeretdk.bsky.social) about Social Rights as a Global Lens on Justice and Human Rights. Listen now on www.recet.at/podcast or wherever you get your podcsts.
New #TransformativePodcast out! What does social justice mean in a European context—and how has that meaning evolved through dictatorship, democracy, and division?
There is a new episode out of our #TransformativePodcast! Our Rosamund Johnston talks to Radka Šustrová about her newest book, discussing not only how welfare states have cemented nationalist projects, but also how thoroughly illiberal concepts of social justice have historically been.
The 60th episode of our #TransformativePodcast went live just today. Listen now to Agata Zysiak in conversation with Agnieszka Mrozik (Polish Academy of Sciences) on Polish communist women, their postwar socialist emancipation efforts and how to write about them today. www.recet.at/podcast
Have you every wondered why graffitis, stickers and signs in South Slavic languages are almost everyhere in Vienna? Listen to our newest #TransformativePodcast episode – our Leonid Motz (@ulaantenger.bsky.social) talks to Katharina Tyran (U Helsinki) about Vienna’s linguistic landscape.
New #TransformativePodcast out! Małgorzata Mazurek (Columbia) talking to Thục Linh Nguyễn Vũ (RECET) about how two Polish economists of the interwar period responded to local & global challenges such as poverty & the Great Depression. Listen via www.recet.at/podcast or wherever you get your pods!
Episode 41: Remembering the Neoliberal Turn, New #TransformativePodcast out
New #TransformativePodcast out! Rosamund Johnston talks to Dr. Veronika Pehe on how the memories of the “neoliberal turn” sometimes overlap, sometimes do not, and how this continues to generate forms of social cohesion and division today ➡️http://recet.at/podcast
