The Network of Concerned Historians consists of people promoting the essence of responsibility in dealing and teaching history and objecting to its abuse.
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the 15th Annual Report of the NCH. It contains 107 pages of news about the domain where history and human rights intersect, especially about the censorship of history and the persecution of historians around the globe, as reported by various human rights organizations and other sources. This circular is sent to 1070 historians and others interested in the past all over the world. |
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There are currently three vacancies at the History Department of the University of Groningen (the Netherlands): - History of the Censorship of History (1945-2010) [PhD student]
- Censorship of Archives (1945-2010) [PhD student]
- Legal Cases on Posthumous Privacy and Reputation (1980-2010) [Postdoc]
Applications are due before 15 October 2009.
For more information, please see the website of the Concerned Historians
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 Antoon De Baets, founder of the Network of Concerned Historians and EUROCLIO Individual member, has recently had his new book “Responsible History” published by Berghahn Books in New York and Oxford. In his book he proposes to all concerned historians a theory to identify, prove and evaluate the ways in which history can be abused. Impressive is the code of ethics that Antoon De Baets presents as a guide to object to the misuse of history and promote responsibility. For more information about the book please click here
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Network of Concerned Historians
