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AMSTERDAM UNIVERSITY PRESS
ESSHC 2021
Journal of European Landscapes Heritage, Memory and Conflict Journal
Editor-in-chief: Linde Egberts Editors-in-chief: Ihab Saloul, Rob van der
Laar. Gilly Carr, Marek E. Jasinski and
Patricia Violi
Landscape is often described as a typical European This journal covers the fields of memory studies, cultural
theme, which is increasingly studied on a European studies, museum studies, arts and media and performative
level. However, there is no journal that focuses on the studies, postcolonial studies, ethnology, Holocaust and
international dimensions of landscape and heritage. genocide studies, conflict and identity studies,
The Journal of European Landscapes fills this gap by archaeology, material culture and landscapes,
stimulating and promoting both empirical research and conservation and restoration, cultural, public and oral
reflexive thinking on the history and heritage of the history, critical and digital heritage studies. By crossing
landscapes of Europe. Scholars increasingly use academic, artistic and professional boundaries, the journal
comparative approaches to landscape and heritage aims to offer an interdisciplinary space for the rich
within disciplines with a spatial dimension, such as scholarship in these fields, and to contribute to a better
geography, archaeology, environmental humanities, understanding of the extent to which memory sites and
landscape research and heritage studies. discourses operate as vehicles at local, national and
transnational levels.
Available formats: Online
Available formats: Online
Language: English
Language: English
eISSN 2452-1051
eISSN 2666-5050
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AMSTERDAM UNIVERSITY PRESS
ESSHC 2021
Trajecta. Religion. Culture and Mens & Maatschappij
society in the Low Countries Editors-in-chief: Nella Geurts, Ferry Koster,
Editor-in-chief: George Harinck Ineke Maas, Lonneke van Noije, Inge Sieben
Mens & Maatschappij, founded in 1925, publishes articles
Trajecta. Religion, Culture and Society in the Low
representative of the entire social sciences research field,
Countries publishes peer reviewed articles on the
regardless of school of thought, and always with a keen
historical dynamics between religion, culture and society
eye for quality and social relevance. A thorough and
in the Low Countries (Belgium and the Netherlands), and
constructive review procedure is part of the publication
the related heritage.
process.
The journal pays attention to all confessional and
In addition to regular issues, the editors invite specialists to
religious traditions that played a role in the Low
contribute to the annual special issue focussing on a
Countries and its (post-)colonial history and heritage.
current theme. In 2021, two double issues about the of the
From 2019 onwards Trajecta focuses on the modern
corona crisis on Dutch society will appear.
history of religion (Christianity, Judaism, Islam, ‘new’
religions) and the accompanying processes of
transformation.
Available formats: Online, Print + Online
Available formats: Online, Print + Online
Language: English, Dutch
Language: English, Dutch
ISSN: 0778-8304
ISSN: 0025-9454
eISSN: 2665-9484
eISSN: 1876-2816
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AMSTERDAM UNIVERSITY PRESS
ESSHC 2021
De Moderne Tijd. Tijdschrift voor Genderstudies
De Lage Landen, 1780-1940 Editor-in-chief: Fleur van Leeuwen
Editors: Babs Boter, Miel Groten, Rutger
Helmers, Evelien Jonckheere, Manon van
der Mullen, Ben der Pater, Paul Reef, Tom
Sintobin, Leonieke Vermeer, Jeroen van
Zanten
De Moderne Tijd is a unique platform for Tijdschrift voor Genderstudies is a forum for the scientific
interdisciplinairy academic research into Dutch culture problematisation of gender in relation to ethnicity,
in its broadest sense: figurative art, architecture, sexuality, class, and age. The journal aims to contribute to
literature, history, music. The journal offers a broad science and appropriate interventions in debates about
variety of accessibly written scholarly articles, also of gender and diversity in the Netherlands and Flanders. It is
interest for non-academic readers. By covering the an interdisciplinary medium operating at the intersection
period 1780-1940, the journal allows for a fresh view on of society, culture, the humanities, health and science and
cultural history, both in development and continuity. In has a partnership with the Netherlands Research School of
this way, the relevance of a past that is already one or Gender Studies (NOG).
two centuries behind us becomes clearer. The journal
publishes interdisciplinary thematic issues on a regular
basis.
Available formats: Online, Print + Online Available formats: Online, Print + Online
Language: Dutch Language: Dutch, English
ISSN: 2588-8277 ISSN: 1388-3186
eISSN: 2667-162X eISSN: 2352-2437
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