German-Danish-Swedish historian; Waffen-SS ideology and legacy; humanitarianism; Romani studies; far right environmentalism; memory studies; #twitterstorians
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Finally our book can be ordered and downloaded #openaccess: cambridge.org/gb/academic/su…
With @DrGinaB and @Prof_Goetz
Jetzt online: Die Enzyklopädie des NS-Völkermordes an den Sinti und Roma in Europa encyclopaedia-gsr.eu/
Mein Beitrag zu Dänemark: encyclopaedia-gsr.eu/lemma/d…
Mein #OpenAccess Artikel "Dänemarks Nachtmänner, #Reisende und #Roma im Spiegel der Wissenschaft" im @NORDfor behandelt die Wissensproduktion über entsprechenden Bevölkerungsgruppen in #Dänemark zwischen 1800 und 1950. edoc.hu-berlin.de/handle/184…
Anhand zwölf ausgewählter Schüler und Schülerinnen, die zwischen 1949 und 1962 an das Institut für Sozialforschung kamen, beschreibt Dr. Jörg Später, das Nachleben der Frankfurter Schule. lisa.gerda-henkel-stiftung.d…
More than 20 #doctoralpositions in different subjects, projects and grad schools at @sodertorn are now open: sh.se/english/sodertorn-univ…
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I spent New Years building GPTZero — an app that can quickly and efficiently detect whether an essay is ChatGPT or human written
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New social media pandemic research from our collaboration team at @sodertorn out in openaccess. It is the last article in our special issue, intro coming out soon with @dolPalau @dadomani @VSalojarvi
Pandemic Twitter communication and digital authority in the very special country of Sweden, insightfully analyzed through theory of reported speech by my colleagues Jaakko Turunen, @drwerther, and @wsaqaf from @sodertorn, using #Mecodify tool. #COVID19
doi.org/10.3389/fpos.2022.94…
In late October the Swedish Presidency of the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (@TheIHRA ) hosted the International Conference on the Genocide of the Roma and Combating Antigypsyism. I had the opportunity to present some aspects of my research on the Danish case.
Great exchange between experts and Roma representatives at the International Research and Expert Conference on the #Genocide of the #Roma and Combating #Antigypsyism 20-21 Oct 2022, in Stockholm, by the Swedish @theIHRA presidency. #togetherforimpact
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At the international Roma Genocide Conference in Stockholm organised by @IHRA members of @ERGO_Network @FAGIC1 and @LaVoixdesRroms discussed historical perspectives on antigypsyism, issues concerning terminology and recognition, and how we can combat antigypsyism today.
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Now Available: "African Students in East Germany, 1949-1975" by @Sara_Pugach describes the lived experiences of African students in communist East Germany to shed new light on the history of Germany, Africa, and decolonization.
Find it at:
press.umich.edu/12077279/afr…
Cat litter box myths are suddenly a culture war flashpoint. Here's how that happened. nbcnews.com/tech/misinformat… via @nbcnews
Lärdomar av sex månaders krig i Europa - kvartal.se/artiklar/lardomar…
My colleague Francesco Zavatti on the history of "The Bridge"
In 1969, one plan was to build an airport on the Island of Saltholm rather than a bridge over the Oresund🇩🇰🇸🇪
Our popular summer read, a short history of the Oresund bridge¨ is found here👉 bit.ly/2KwMPUU
![The imagined Oresund region as illustrated in the book 'Öresundsregionen år 2000' [The Oresund region in the year 2000], edited by the Oresund Council (1969). Bengt Böckman ® Image used by kind permission of Heddi Böckman.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FZZJBFYXkAEfVX-.jpg?name=orig)
ALT The imagined Oresund region as illustrated in the book 'Öresundsregionen år 2000' [The Oresund region in the year 2000], edited by the Oresund Council (1969). Bengt Böckman ® Image used by kind permission of Heddi Böckman.
Talking about #inflation: We spent the last 23 days in #Argentina to visit family. The day we arrived we got 220 Pesos for 1$. The last day, we received 330 Pesos. Inflation rate may hit 90% this year (and hasn't been 1digit the last decade)! Imagine the impact on daily life!
The Palacio de Aguas Corrientes was build in late 19th century to secure water supply for growing Buenos Aires. The Swede Carl August "Carlos" Nyströmer supervised the project. The eclectic architecture hides pump station & massive water tanks.
