Global History Colloquium in Summer Term 2026
Global History Colloquium in Summer Term 2026
News vom 08.04.2026
Convened by Sebastian Conrad and Marcia Schenck, the Global History Colloquium in summer term 2026 invites students, scholars, and the wider public to engage with cutting-edge research in global history. Bringing together international speakers at various stages of their careers, the colloquium offers a dynamic platform for presenting ongoing projects and fostering critical discussion. Covering diverse themes and perspectives, it highlights the interconnectedness of historical processes across regions and time, while encouraging lively academic exchange in an open and collaborative setting.
Location: Koserstraße 20, A336
| 28 April, 4-6pm, c.t. |
Rachel Jean-Baptiste (Stanford University) |
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30 April, 4-6pm, c.t. (Thursday) |
Grzegorz Rossoliński-Liebe (Freie Universität Berlin) |
| 5 May, 4-6pm, c.t. |
Sue Peabody (Washington State University) |
| 12 May, 4-6pm, c.t. |
Nana Osei-Opare (Rice University) |
| 19 May, 4-6pm, c.t. |
Derek Penslar (Harvard University) |
| 26 May, 4-6pm, c.t. |
Thomas Pegelow Kaplan (The University of Colorado, Boulder) |
| 16 June, 4-6pm, c.t. |
Riley Linebaugh (University of Potsdam) |
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17 June, 6-8pm, c.t. (Wednesday, Lecture hall A) |
Anne Gerritsen (University of Warwick) |
| 23 June, 4-6pm, c.t. |
Emile Chabal (University of Edinburgh) |
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8 July, 5pm (Wednesday; venue: University of Potsdam) |
Sheldon Garon (Princeton University) |
| 14 July, 4-6pm, c.t. |
Dipesh Chakrabarty (University of Chicago) |
