Contemporary European Historians 2.0

Historian at the University of Warwick Writing a global history of urban disasters for @bloomsburyacad.bsky.social

Dad; Lecturer in European History, University of Stirling; UKRI Future Leaders Fellow studying the history of global HIV activism; writes in personal capacity

Historian interested in foreign fighters, transnational solidarities, emotion, anti-fascism and the Spanish Civil War. Currently based at @uvahumanities.bsky.social. Author 'Scots and the Spanish Civil War' (EUP, 2020). He/him.

professor & associate chair of Slavic and Eurasian Studies at the University of Texas at Austin, dog lover, slow marathon runner, opinions mine

Queer historian at Purdue University working on sex/tourism, race, crime in Germany, the US, and lots of other places. Author of The Color of Desire (Cornell 2023). he/him.

Historian. Writer. Public & global health, rights, internationalism, migration, citizenship & statelessness, Modern & Eastern Europe. Associate Professor at the University of Connecticut, Department of History and Human Rights Institute. Views my own.

Envirotech historian #infrastructure #maintenance #creosote #stoffgeschiche Postdoc@deutschesmuseum #envhist #histtech #histsci; Die Geburt des Geoengineerings (Wallstein 2021); Beyond the Lab and the Field (Univ. of Pittsburgh Press 2022) martinmeiske.com

#HelloESR Revue trimestrielle d'histoire critique. Dominations, mouvements sociaux et pensées critiques Revue OpenEdition, SHS / Science ouverte https://journals.openedition.org/chrhc/

Human ecologist by training, environmental and energy historian by doing. PI of "Unearthing Momentum. Natural Gas in Austria, 1940–2010" https://www.fwf.ac.at/en/research-radar/10.55776/PAT5092724

Historian | Nationalism | German-Polish borderlands | Max Thalmann | German Studies Collaboratory | now at Loyola Marymount University but a Hoya always | usual disclaimers | she/sie | https://eadhistory.org/

Historian | University of Agder | Author | Discovery of the Third World (CUP 2016) | Postcolonial People (CUP 2022) | New project: European Languages in Post-Independence Africa |