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Cultural History in Europe 
institutions - themes - perspectives 
International Conference of the FSP Historical Cultural Studies  
17-20 March 2010, Mainz, Germany
  
The main objective of the conference is a comprehensive stock-taking of 
cultural history in Europe. Participants from over ten European countries will 
be reporting on the state of cultural history in their respective lands. At the 
same time, they will also be considering the form of its institutionalisation at 
their countries’ universities, research institutes and other institutions. 

In addition, a synopsis of country-specific research topics and questions 
specific is being aimed for. It is intended to ascertain what questions and 
topics are particularly in demand or have already been dealt with to a large 
extent. Coupled with this is the question of (presumed) future fields of work. 

Then finally the further prospects for cultural history will also be examined. 
These include, first of all, the opportunities and limits of financial support by 
universities and/or (provincial) governments. In addition, at the same time the 
relationship to other parts of historical science and to cultural studies in a 
wider sense will be considered. 

The conference is being organised by the FSP Historical Cultural Studies 
(HKW) in co-operation with Section II of the Department of History at the 
Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz . It is being promoted by the German 
Research Foundation (DFG). 

Please registrate via E-Mail: [log in to unmask] . 

  
Additional information: 

o Conception and planning: Prof. Dr. Jörg Rogge (Speaker) 

o Coordination: Christoph Brix, Kristina Müller-Bongard (Head Office) 

o Homepage: http://www.historische.kulturwissenschaft.uni-
mainz.de/eng/444.php