Dates and events of the Max Weber Foundation, its institutes and partners

Events

Monday, 21. September 2020

21.09.-20.11.2020, Interviewreihe, online

Monday, 23. November 2020

23.11.-29.11.2020, Konferenz, Warschau

Thursday, 26. November 2020

26.11-28.11.2020, Tagung, Prag

Monday, 30. November 2020

30.11.2020, Kolloquium, online

Wednesday, 02. December 2020

02.12.2020, Vortrag, online

Thursday, 03. December 2020

03.12.2020, Vortrag, online

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Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, some of the events planned for 2020 cannot take place as scheduled. Further information on the current situation can be found here and on the websites of our institutes.

Annual Conference of the Max Weber Foundation

Series of Conferences: "In Global Transit"

Calendar of Events:

November 2020

Mo	Tu	We	Th	Fr	Sa	Su
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2	3	4 Diverging Genealogies and Conflicting Trajectories of Feminism in Egypt and Turkey from the late Ottoman Empire into the 1930s	5 GiD Lab: Capitalism in Motion. Imagining, Transforming, and Inventing Economic Forms over Time	6	7	8
9 Quo Vadis, Central Banks? Monetary Policy in the COVID-19 Crisis and Beyond	10	11 Shipping Rocks and Sand: Ballast in Global History	12 The Paris World Fairs – (Re-)Productions of Art and Fashion	13 Postdoc-Forum Frankreichforschung Violence and the Crisis of Governance in East Central Europe	14	15
16	17	18 Khanly in word, sultanic in image: exchanges between 16th-century Transoxiana and Anatolia evidenced in the Shībānī-nāma of Muhammad Sālih	19 Prison Education and the Quest for Egalitarian Pedagogies	20	21	22
23 Zweierlei Neuanfang	24 Prof. Dr. Michael Gehler (Hildesheim): Der Westen auf dem Weg nach „Klein-Europa“	25 Kelsey Rubin-Detlev: "The Epistolary Art of Catherine the Great" (LUP 2019) Welche politische Bildung für welche Demokratie? Transnationale Perspektiven vom 19. bis 21. Jahrhundert Die Oper in Neapel um 1800	26 Symposium on the Occasion of the 130th Anniversary of the Opening of the Japanese Parliament Geschichte der in Rom ansässigen deutschen Forschungs- und Kulturinstitute in der ersten Hälfte des 20. Jahrhunderts Runder Tisch "Informationsunterstützung der historischen Forschung (am Beispiel der Germanistik)" Die ungleiche Entwicklung der Regionen im Mittelalter: Das "jüngere Europa" im trans- und interkontinentalen Netzwerk An empire of shaming: Reading Nazi Germany through the violence of laughter	27	28	29
30 Albrecht Altdorfer: neue Forschungen	1	2	3	4	5	6

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Events

GiD Lab: Interviewreihe „Schöne neue Welt? – Chancen und Grenzen medizinischen Fortschritts in Geschichte und Gegenwart“

Zweierlei Neuanfang

Die ungleiche Entwicklung der Regionen im Mittelalter: Das "jüngere Europa" im trans- und interkontinentalen Netzwerk

Albrecht Altdorfer: neue Forschungen

Wishing Trees and Whirling Rocks: Eco-Material Rituals at the Alevi Shrine of Abdal Musa

Dan Hicks, Necrography: Museum Collections and Colonial Violence Beyond the Paradigm of Life-histories