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The programme (PDF, 2 MB)for the Geschichtskontor in the fall semester 2023 is now available. Further information (place, time, access to the reading) can be found on the programme.
04.10.2023
The programme (PDF, 358 KB) for the Joint ETHZ-UZH Research Colloquium is now online. The Colloquium will take place in fall semester 2023. Further information can be found on the programme.
22.09.2023
The programme (PDF, 2 MB) for the Geschichtskontor in the spring semester 2023 is now available. Further information (place, time, access to the reading) can be found on the programme.
08.03.2023
The programme (PDF, 321 KB) for the Joint ETHZ-UZH Research Colloquium is now online. The Colloquium will take place at the UZH in spring semester 2023. Further information can be found on the programme.
08.03.2023
The programme (PDF, 337 KB) for the Geschichtskontor in the Autumn Semester 2022 is now available. Further information (place, time, access to the reading) can be found on the programme.
05.10.2022
The programme (PDF, 221 KB) for the Joint ETHZ-UZH Research Colloquium is now online. The Colloquium will take place at the ETH in Autumn Semester 2022. Further information can be found on the programme.
19.09.2022
You are cordially invited to a roundtable discussion on "The State of Nature in Asia" with Prof. Debjani Bhattacharyya (UZH), Prof. Sujit Sivasundaram (Cambridge), and Prof. Paul Kreitman (Columbia University) on Tuesday May 24, 2022. Further details see flyer. (PDF, 2 MB)
19.05.2022
The diverse programme (PDF, 604 KB) accompaning the exhibition "Blinde Flecken: Zürich und der Kolonialismus" is now online. For further information about the exhibition, events, teaching material etc., please visit the website of the City of Zurich (in German).
11.01.2022
Season 2 of the 15past15 podcast launched on 15 May 2020. This season's theme is "Wealth and the Writing of History". For further information, download our poster (PDF, 434 KB), go to our homepage, or follow us on Twitter.
15.05.2020
The programme (PDF, 905 KB) for the Geschichtskontor in the Spring Semester 2022 is now available. Further information (place, time, access to the reading) can be found on the programme.
10.02.2022
The E-Learning game developed by a team led by Martin Dusinberre and including Helena Jaskov, has launched in its demo form. For more details and the opportunity to play, please visit the game's homepage: https://livesintransit.org/login
22.11.2019
Martin Dusinberre will be a Fellow at the University of Zurich's Digital Society Initiative (DSI) in the autumn semester of 2019. He will generally be working in the DSI offices on Thursdays. For further information, please see: https://www.dsi.uzh.ch/en/research/fellows.html
05.09.2019
Read Martin Dusinberre's new article Greeting the New Era in Japan on Geschichte der Gegenwart. The German Version you find here.
19.06.2019
Martin Dusinberre and Birgit Tremml Werner have launched a new podcast series, 15past15, as part of their ongoing HERA project, East Asian Uses of the European Past.
15.01.2019
Talk with Martin Dusinberre and David Armitage, Harvard, at the Zurich Book Festival: 24 October, 19:00.
For further information and tickets, please visit the official festival website.
24.09.2018
The Japanese website of swissinfo.ch has published a review of the exhibition "A Painting for the Emperor – Japanese Labourers on Sugar Plantations in Hawai'i" at the Johann Jacobs Museum.
26.04.2018
The new exhibition "A Painting for the Emperor – Japanese Labourers on Sugar Plantations in Hawai'i" at the Johann Jacobs Museum in Zurich will open on 8th February 2018. For further information about the exhibition and special events, please download the flyer (PDF, 269 KB).
18.01.2018
The new lecture series of MAS in Applied History is starting on 18th December 2017 and the programme (PDF, 1 MB) is now online. The series has been coordinated by Martin Dusinberre and it will focus on the historical significance of the Pacific Ocean.
05.12.2017
The Department of History at the University of Zurich is pleased to announce the publication of a new "Ad fontes" module in global history. "Isaak Iselin in Hawai‘i, 1807" follows a Basel merchant's sojourn in Hawai‘i only thirty years after the arrival of Europeans on the islands. Although Isaak Iselin-Roulet (1784–1841) prepared an edited account of his world circumnavigation for eventual publication, the module introduces both Iselin's original handwritten diary and letters to his brother. These valuable, rare sources come from the Iselin private archive in Basel, whose support we gratefully acknowledge. As in other Ad fontes modules, these texts offer users transcription exercises (here for the first time using English-language sources); other exercises introduce both the nature of private archival research and ways of reading Pacific encounters from a global history perspective.
"Isaak Iselin in Hawai‘i" is the result of a research collaboration between David Hänggi-Aragai M.A. and Prof. Dr. Martin Dusinberre. Like all Ad fontes modules, it is freely accessible after an initial user registration: Website Ad fontes
13.11.2017
We are delighted to announce that Birgit Tremml-Werner has received the EuroSEAS Humanities Book Prize 2017 for her monograph Spain, China and Japan in Manila, 1571–1644. Local Comparisons and Global Connections (Amsterdam University Press 2015). As postdoctoral researcher in our HERA project “East Asian Uses of the European Past”, Birgit Tremml-Werner currently works on early modern transcultural diplomatic relations in Asia.
31.08.2017
Please follow this link for the interview with Martin Dusinberre on TRAFO – Blog for Transregional Research.
17.05.2017
Read Martin Dusinberre's new article Flyover History. Trumpism and the Challenge for Historians on Geschichte der Gegenwart.
29.11.2016
We are delighted that Dr. Birgit Tremml-Werner has joined the Chair of Global History team as HERA postdoc.
01.09.2016
