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The Tensions of Europe early career scholars monthly reading group that started in spring 2021, goes in its second autumn semester. This is a place where early career scholars can get feedback on their own texts in a constructive and supportive environment.
It takes place every 3rd Thursday of the month, at 10 am CET
All early career scholars are welcome to participate. Free slots in the autumn semester! If you want to participate in the reading group or present a text please email:
Hanna Vikström: Hanna.1.vikstrom@ltu.se
Tirza Meyer: tirza@kth.se
SPRING SCHEDULE WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN JANUARY 2023
Past events
2022
16. February (Wednesday): Roberto Cantoni: Conflicted transitions: Exploring the actors, tactics, and outcomes of social opposition against energy infrastructure
20. January: Jens Millenkrantz: Of National Fuels and Foreign Oil: Conservative attempts to engender a new fuel regime, 1932-1933
25. November: Jakub Mazanec, Dissertation: Cold War Technopolitics in The Third World – A Case Study of Water Management in Ghana. (Chapter 1)
21. October: Siegfried Evens: KTH, title: In Deep Water (1965-1979)
2021
17. June: Ginevra Sanvitale, Eindhoven University of Technology, Eindhoven, Netherlands.
20. May: Saara Matala, Post doc at the Division of Science, Technology and Society, at the Department of Technology Management and Economics. Title: National Security, Security of Supply. Geopolitics and oil in Finland, 1973-1992
15. April: Michael Ďurčo, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Institute of History, Bratislava, Slovakia: Paper aimed on the infrastructure transition in interwar Czechoslovakia
18. March: Anna Petrova, History, National Research University Higher School of Economics (Saint Petersburg): In the fire it doesn't burn, in the water it doesn't sink: Development of the Expert Knowledge System on New Synthetic Materials in the Textile Production of the Soviet Union in the 1950s-1960
18. February: Hanna Vikström, History, Luleå Technical University: Who decides what should be in a decayed tooth? Materials, knowledge, and professionalization of dentistry, 1860-1880.
