Month: July 2022
Kate Frederick awarded Dissertation Award at WEHC2022
Dr Katherine Frederick, one of both Research Directors of the Posthumus Research Network ‘Societies in Context: Interactions between humans and rural-urban environments’, has been awarded the IEHA Dissertation Award in the WEHC 2022 Dissertation Competition in the category ’20th-21st century’…
Boek ‘De grootste slavenhandelaren van Amsterdam’ (Ramona Negrón & Jessica den Oudsten)
~ because of scope, in Dutch only ~ Op 23 augustus 2022 is bij Walburg Pers het boek De grootste slavenhandelaren van Amsterdam. Over Jochem Matthijs en Coenraad Smitt van Posthumus-promovendi Ramona Negrón en Jessica den Oudsten verschenen. De jaren…
Masterclass ‘Between Integration and Expulsion’ with Beate Althammer
The Ghent University Research Group “Social History since 1750” in collaboration with the N.W. Posthumus Institute is hosting the masterclass ‘Between Integration and Expulsion: Actors, Practices and Subjects of Migration Control in 19th- and 20th-century Europe’, delivered by Dr Beate…
VIDI grant awarded to Matthias van Rossum
In the most recent round of VIDI grants, Posthumus-fellow Dr Matthias van Rossum (IISH) was awarded a VIDI Grant for his research project Differences in enslavement. This project researches how the ways in which people were enslaved (for example by…
N.W. Posthumus Institute congratulates graduates PhD Basic Training
At the Posthumus Conference 2022, held on 30 June and 1 July at the Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication of Erasmus University Rotterdam, the PhDs present received their Certificate obtained for completing the Basic PhD Training Programma of…