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On 3 December, the workshop Wartime Data Sensitivity and Pseudonymisation: Digital Challenges and Solutions took place at the University of Luxembourg (C²DH Open Space). The workshop was led by our colleague Dr Anna Kryvenko and Dr Aliesia Soloviova (European University Institute, Florence). Participants discussed the challenges of handling sensitive wartime testimonies, pseudonymisation, and ethical data …

Conference ASEEES in Washington, DC.   Between November 20–23, our colleagues Isidora Grubački and Adela Hîncu took part in the 57th Annual Convention of ASEEES in Washington, DC. Isidora Grubački presented her paper “Peasant Women and Women’s Rights in Yugoslavia, 1930s–1950s: Seeking Peasant Women’s Voices” in the panel “Political Thought, Memory, and Biographies from Women’s …

The 2025 Open Science Day – Day 2 took place on 21 November as part of the National Tripartite EOSC Event “Connecting Science”, which brought together representatives of research institutions, funders, and policymakers in the field of open science. Among the opening speakers was Dr. Andrej Pančur, Director of the Institute of Contemporary History and …

Science Month @INZ: The Social Effects of Science – Between Ambition and Reality At the Institute of Contemporary History, the Science Month @INZ event titled The Social Effects of Science – Between Ambition and Reality took place on 7 November 2025. The event was dedicated to discussing the role of science in contemporary society, its …

On 30 and 31 October 2025, Historical Institute Belgrade hosted the International Scientific Conference “Economy in Europe and the Balkans (from the Middle Ages to the Modern Times).” The conference brought together researchers from across the region to discuss long-term economic developments, connections, and transformations in Europe and the Balkans from medieval to modern times. …

On 25 and 26 September 2025, the Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana, hosted the international conference Reproductive Politics and Motherhood in Historical Perspective. The event was organized within the research project Motherhood and Reproductive Politics in the 19th and 20th Century (J6-4602), funded by ARIS. Researchers from the Institute of Contemporary History also participated: …