Still a few weeks to sign up for the first session of Reconsidering (Re)construction Global Humanities Series. Visit our website for more detail: …onstruction-series.georgetown.domains Sign-up link: georgetown.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

“Health and socialism: On shortages and solidarity”, workshop organized by ERCSocMed Dora Vargha Alila, aims to redirect global health history to the agency of the socialist world. 9-10.10. Berlin & online (register below) socialistmedicine.com/health-and-soc…

What a great two days it has been discussing various aspects of international medicine, health and socialist solidarity in the Cold War. Thank you ERCSocMed Dora Vargha Luis Aue Alila for organising such a brilliant event.

Cannot wait to present my PhD research, where my postgraduate journey started 8 years ago. See you soon Modern European History at Cambridge

Join us tomorrow for our first session of the GHSS Reconsidering (Re)construction at Georgetown History featuring Natasha Wheatley, Rosalind Parr, Manoel Rendeiro Neto, and myself at 10 a.m. EST. Zoom link: georgetown.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Excited to present my PhD project at the upcoming Cambridge Modern European History Workshop on Thursday 9 November, 11am GMT, 6am EST. Join if you can virtually with the meeting details below.⬇️ Join Zoom Meeting: Meeting ID: 942 1016 3973. Passcode: 230402.

We're looking forward to hosting Nicole Albrecht Birkbeck, University of London for Thursday's Modern European History Workshop. All those interested in peasants, internationalism, nationalism, and Yugoslavia are particularly encouraged to drop by (in-person or online)!

In a couple of weeks, our second session of the Global Humanities Series organized by Georgetown History is coming up - this time we are discussing the role of international organizations in reconstruction processes. Join us at Georgetown University or online: georgetown.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Looking forward to seeing everyone again in May #ASN2024

Join us on Tuesday 28 November, 12.30 pm EST in discussing how International Organizations have navigated reconstruction processes broadly construed. Maha Ali Georgetown History. Zoom link in the post ⬇️ Making Amnesty international

Looking forward to meeting everyone in Kansas City in May. Presenting on all things peasant internationalism, social and socialist medicine and health. AAHM #histmed ERCSocMed

It is great to come back to teaching and what a privilege it has been to instruct my course Internationalism: The Geneva System at Georgetown. It also seems like I’ve escaped a curse of being housed exclusively in brutalist architectural establishments throughout my education.

Really excited to have four fantastic panellists at Georgetown History next week. Join us on Thursday, 8 February, starting at 12.30 pm EST for the third session of the Global Humanities Seminar Series on (re)constructing economies and knowledge systems in the ICC662 or Zoom.

Still reminiscing over last week’s AAHM in Kansas City. Great three days of discussions on all aspects of medical and public health history. Thank you AAHM for a great event, company and so much knowledge I took away.

It was so inspiring hearing from so many panelists across history, political science, IR and sociology at #ASN2024 ASN Nationalities Papers. Especially proud to see all the fellow doctoral students receive their awards 🤍💙

I loved writing this piece for the socialist international law project about Dr Andrija Štampar: sil.politice.ro/andrija-stampa…. Thank you to Raluca Grosescu and Bogdan Iacob for the opportunity!

After two degrees and many years at Birkbeck the day of my PhD viva has arrived! Hopefully the end of this journey will be as enjoyable as the rest of it was.

Very happy to share that I passed my doctoral viva with minor corrections ☺️ special thank you to Jessica Reinisch for her support throughout this process and all of those who helped along the way. Thank you Rok Stergar and James Mark for your comments and feedback!

#OpenAccess from Nationalities Papers - The Search for Legitimacy over Yugoslavia: Rudolf Bićanić and the Power of Gold - cup.org/3Z3A4su - Nicole Albrecht #FirstView