Thomas Weber explores the dynamic relationship between Adolf Hitler's quest for national security and Joseph Goebbels' mission to instill faith in the German people during the Nazi regime.
Love as an analytical lens
"Through the Eyes of Love" by Simon Polinder has been rewarded the 2024 E-International Relations Article Award
New Researcher’s conference call for Papers, University of Portsmouth, 19th-20th of October
The British Commission for Military History invites papers for the Commission's 14th Annual New Researcher's conference
The Bosporus in the Shadow of Geopolitics
Enno Maessen dives into the rich geopolitical history of Istanbul in the long twentieth century
The Sacred Band: Giuseppe Mazzini’s Invasion of Savoy (1833-34)
Stefano Lissi explores the transnational background of Giuseppe Mazzini's failed invasion of Savoy in 1833-34.
The restoration of imperial power after the Napoleonic Wars in the Dutch East Indies
Jossie van Til-Duijsters explores in this blog the restoration of the Dutch order in the Dutch East-Indies after the Napoleonic Era.
Manfred Roeder at the Klan’s ‘World National Congress’ and racial terrorism against ‘foreigners’
Annelotte Janse delves in this blog into the background and influences from the KKK on the actions of Manfred Roeder's Deutsche Aktionsgruppen in Germany.
Visiting wartime London: European security through the eyes of the European exiles
Jorrit Steehouder explores the historical roots of European security by looking at wartime London. He draws historical lines between the London exiles and today's European Union member states.
Intrigue at the Dutch Palace
Ozan Ozavci discusses what happens to the everyday lives of diplomats in a foreign capital when their respective governments turn from friends to foes.
Revisiting the Duke of Wellington: More liberal abroad than at home?
Beatrice de Graaf analyses the Duke of Wellington's apparent liberal duality. by contextualising his political views, de graaf reveals the many-sideness of the duke of wellington.
