Annual Conference of the Society for the History of War: Legacies of War and Violence

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Thematic focus

Cultural History
Gender History
Global History
Local History
Military History
Transnational History
Museums, Memorials and Exhibitions
Other Forms of History Education
Media and Public Discourse
Inclusive History Education
Resources and Learning Materials for History Education
Transnational and International Cooperations
Teaching Sensitive Histories
History of National Minorities
Histories of Discrimination and Persecution
Histories of Violence
Histories of Wars and Warfare
History of Anti-Semitism
History of Colonialism
History of National Minorities
Remembrance / Collective Memory

Language

English

Country

Cyprus

Address

Nicosia, Cyprus

Date

28 - 29 November 2024

Time

09:00 - 19:00

(GMT+02:00) Nicosia

Contact

SHOWconferences@gmail.com

Description

We invite you to participate in this conference by submitting an abstract in response to our Call for Papers (CfP and instructions here: https://www.show.org.uk/ - deadline June 30). The impact of war and violence lingers long after hostilities cease. Historians specialising in armed conflicts, wars, violence, post-conflict reconstruction, conflict resolution, and related subjects, are invited to delve into the enduring legacies of war and violence, including how these conflicts conclude, how states, societies, and their militaries grapple with their aftermath, and how domestic and international institutions learn from experiences in past conflicts. Keynote speaker: Prof. Martin Thomas, University of Exeter

Organiser

Society for the History of War; Deputy Ministry of Culture and Museum of the National Struggle of the Republic of Cyprus; University of Cyprus; University of Nicosia; Council of Historic Memory of the EOKA Struggle 1955-1959