1989 after 1989

CfP International Conference "Socialisms and International Law in the Contemporary World" Bucharest, 15-16 September 2022

Socialisms and International Law in the Contemporary World Socialist International Law

If you are interested in a Soviet jurist who highly influenced international criminal law, through the defintion of the crimes agaist peace, and conspiracy to war at the Nuremberg trial & the developement of crime of aggression, here you have elements on Aron Trainin.

Aron Trainin – Socialist International Law Socialist International Law

A new research project on State Socialist Contributions to International Law. If you are intersted in socialist legal experts and doctrines and their struggles to shape and control the international legal order check our web-site. More to follow in the next months.

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Advances in the use of space and their growing impact on most aspects of everyday life have not only served to connect the whole world, but have also entrenched divisions between those who have access to technology and those who do not. The spacefaring ambitions of semi-peripheral postcolonial nations in this context emerge as a response to this new form of inequality, driven as they are by a desire to escape their underdeveloped status, reinvent their national identity and reassert their position on the global modernity map.

Outer space technopolitics and postcolonial modernity in Kazakhstan (2021). Outer space technopolitics and postcolonial modernity in Kazakhstan. Central Asian Survey. Ahead of Print.

The article by Nelly Bekus on the Symbolic Capital of the Memory of Communism has just been published with in Theory and Society
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Symbolic Capital of the Memory of communism. The quest for international recognition in Kazakhstan

Our long awaited special issue of the International Journal of Heritage Studies is published:
"Socialism, Heritage and Internationalism after 1945. The Second World and Beyond."
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/13527258.2020.1852299

Special issue on Transnational Activism and the Globalization of Anti-Communism after 1989. Edited by Raluca Grosescu, Laure Neumayer and Eva Clarita Pettai. With contributions by Mate Zombory, Anemona Constantin, Muriel Blave, Valentin Behr, Marie-Laure Geoffray, Bogdan Iacob, Laura Demeter and Sara Jones.

R***e d’études comparatives Est-Ouest 2020/2 (N° 2-3) Transnational activism and the globalization of anti-communism after 1989

The Human Rights Dictatorship – An Interview with Ned Richardson-Little

CIGH Exeter The Imperial and Global Forum is the blog of the Centre for Imperial and Global History at the History Department, University of Exeter. The Centre brings together the strong research expertise of …

Belarus's protests and strikes are not a repeat of 1989 or the 'colour revolutions', nor a nationalist 'Maidan'. Instead, they show the collapse of Aliaksandr Lukashenka's claim to rule on behalf of non-ideological, non-nationalist Belarusians.

The Crackdown in Belarus
By
Nelly Bekus

The Crackdown in Belarus In Belarus, a populist government that long claimed the support of its people finds itself repressing a historic protest movement – and its demands for a more democratic politics.

A two years postdoc position in Central and Eastern European Studies focusing on memory cultures in Central Europe after the Cold War.
Dead-line for submission of the applications: 18 June 2020 !!!

Postdoc focusing on memory cultures in Central Europe Full title: Postdoc in Central and Eastern European Studies focusing on memory cultures in Central Europe after the Cold War. Research environment The subject Central and Eastern European Studies has developed extensive collaborations with researchers in similar fields of research in Scandinavia, th