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CfP: Domini collettivi: quali contributi per comunità resilienti? (30 settembre 2025)
Con la convocazione della 31^ Riunione scientifica, il Centro studi e documentazione sui demani civici e le proprietà collettive si pone l’obiettivo costituire una ulteriore occasione di incontro fra studiosi, ricercatori accademici, amministratori, testimoni di alto livello per approfondire i temi più attuali dei dominii collettivi. La 31^ Riunione scientifica si svolgerà in seduta plenaria…
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CfP: WEHC 2025 session “Collective action in local common-pool resources: water crises from a global economic historical perspective” (deadline 30 ottobre 2024)
Lund, Sweden, World Economic History Congress, 28 July – 1 August 2025 Organisers: Andrés Palacio (Lund University) and Montserrat López Jerez (University of St. Andrews) Abstract Water crises have been a constant feature of human history. Yet the growing need to secure water for human consumption, to produce food and meet the demands of cities…
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CfP: “Commons and economic inequality in rural Europe (1500-1800)” (deadline 20 settembre 2024)
European Rural History Organization Conference 2025 (Coimbra, 9-12 September 2025) Session proposal: Commons and economic inequality in rural Europe (1500-1800) Organizers: Giulio Ongaro – University of Milano-Bicocca Matteo Di Tullio – University of Pavia Benedetta Crivelli – University of Parma Abstract Recent years have seen a flourishing of studies which have added considerably to our…
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CfP: Session for WEHC 2025: “Flowers of Evil? Natural resources and reversals of fortune” (deadline 1 dicembre 2023)
Session Proposal for the World Economic History Congress (WEHC) 28 July-1 August 2025 in Lund, Sweden. Session title: Flowers of Evil? Natural resources and reversals of fortune Session theme:Are natural resources a curse or a blessing? History offers numerous examples of how good geography is conducive to economic growth, for example how natural reserves of…
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