Our mission
The Hugo Valentin Centre is an inter-disciplinary unit focusing on ethnic relations/minority studies and Holocaust and genocide studies.
News
Calendar
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Gender and Work: The service sector in pre-industrial Europe: the private and public markets for wet-nurses
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Astrid Pajur’s final seminar (slutseminarium)
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Susanna Erlandsson presents a chapter draft from her book in progress
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Tobias Larsson ventilerar ett avhandlingsavsnitt
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Matthew McDonald, Princeton, presents his ongoing project on the use of French in eighteenth-century Sweden
Senaste publikationer
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Guthrey, Holly L.
Micro-level security after armed conflict: A new framework for analyzing risks and benefits of peacebuilding processes
2019
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Hennessey, John
A Colonial Trans-Pacific Partnership: William Smith Clark, David Pearce Penhallow and Japanese Settler Colonialism in Hokkaido
2019
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Hennessey, John
Imperial Ardor or Apathy?: A Comparative International Historiography of Popular Imperialism
2019
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Ionescu, Stefan Cristian
Theorists of Economic Nationalism in 1930s-1940s Romania
2019
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Hennessey, John
By Jingo!: Methods for Researching Popular Imperialism
2019
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Hennessey, John
Assimilation, Association and French Advice to Japan on how to Rule Taiwan
2019
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Gröndahl, Satu
‘The Minoritarian Condition’: Studies in Finnish and Swedish Literatures after World War II
2018
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Gröndahl, Satu
Sweden-Finnish Literature: Generational and Cultural Changes
2018
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Porter, Jim Wynter
The Entanglement of Racism and Individualism: The US National Defense Education Act of 1958 and the Individualization of "Intelligence" and Educational Policy
2018
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Miljan, Goran; Šute, Ivica
Revolucionari i ubojice: Iz povijesti hrvatske nacionalističke emigracije
2018