Related Projects

EUNAMUS: European National Museums: Identity Politics, the Uses of the Past and the European Citizen (EU)

THE AIM OF EUNAMUS is to explore the dynamics of national museums and their roles in a changing Europe. The three-year research project approaches these questions with a series of thematic studies. Eight leading university institutions and their associated researchers will pursue multidisciplinary research to further understand the creation and power of European national museums. Link

A Historical Museum and How it Shaped Sweden(Stockholm)

A Historical Museum is a three-year project 2009-11.The new museology is the theoretical point of departure and the project focus on the museum’s part in a social, historical and political context and its production of meaning in the Swedish society.A group of researchers are engaged in the project financed by The Royal Swedish Academy of Letters, History and Antiquities, Swedish Arts Council and the museum. Link

Mnemonics: Network for Memory Studies

Mnemonics: Network for Memory Studies is a collaborative initiative for graduate education in memory studies. Mnemonics organize annual seminars around specific themes in memory studies, hosted by each of its partners in turn. The seminars are intended to strengthen the methodological and theoretical underpinnings of their projects, gain further insight into current trends in memory scholarship, and network with their peers and other academics with similar research interests. Link

Place and Displacement - Exhibiting Architecture 2011-14 (Oslo)

Place and Displacement investigates practices of displaying architecture in both historical and contemporary contexts, with cases drawn from full scale exhibits of architecture in open-air museums, through the trade in architectural oeuvres, to the construction of imaginary architectural museums. The project is located at AHO, the Oslo Centre for Critical Studies in Architecture (OCCAS) and will run 2011 - 2014. Link

The Research School of Studies in Cultural History - FoKult (Stockholm University)

19 PhD students are connected to the Research School and the departments within the Faculty of Humanities. The fields of study covered by FoKult include historical fields, cultural fields and culture-historical specialisations in other humanities-related fields. The Research School constitutes a common ground where the PhD students can meet and discuss each other’s research during seminars, courses and trips. Link

Tema Q (Linköping University)

Culture Studies (Tema Q) researches the role, function and intepretation of cultural processes in contemporary society. Tema Q conduct problem oriented and inter-disciplinary research. At Tema Q, reseachers and post-graduates come from different fields within cultural studies. Link