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Pascale Siegrist joined the GHI London in October 2020. She is an intellectual historian interested in the margins of the canon; her first book project deals with the ‘global’ thought of fin-de-siècle...
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Mario Peters is a Research Fellow in American and Transatlantic History at the GHI Washington. He completed his PhD in history at Leibniz University Hanover in 2016 where he also worked as Assistant...
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“In the face of a systematic erosion of memory, I was intrigued by the...
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“There Are a Lot of Parallels Between the Production of Knowledge and the...
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Exploring the role of technology for democracy – 5in10 with Cristina Blasi...
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“Violence, Be It Visible or Invisible, Shapes All of Our Lives” – 5in10 with...
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How does populism reshape pluralism and marginality in liberal democracies? –...
Photo: Felipe Hernández Felipe Hernández holds a PhD in History and Civilizations and Political Science. He is a re:constitution Fellow 2020/21 at the Forum Transregionale Studien with a project on...
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