Spaces are historically constructed and continuously rearticulated. Space-related approaches are not limited to questions of territoriality, but allow the analysis of political, economic, social and cultural phenomena and address notions of center and periphery. Cartographical methods are used to visualize spatial changes in time. Digital Historical cartography is a key instrument for projects launched by IHIST. (* individual PhD project)
VILLUX X
Histoire des villes luxembourgeoises 10
GR-ATLAS
Interactive Atlas of the Greater Region SaarLorLux
TERRES ROUGES
Histoire de la sidérurgie luxembourgeoise
HANDELS- UND TRANSPORTSYSTEME IN GALLIEN UND GERMANIEN (*)
während der Römischen Kaiserzeit bis 301 n. Chr.
SOZIALTOPOGRAPH- ISCHE ENTWICKLUNG DER STADT LUXEMBURG (*)
im 19. und 20. Jhd.
LES DISCOURS VERITABLES
Ecrire “sur le vif” à la Renaissance
LEGIO XXII (*)
Primigenia Pia Fidelis
BACK TO GO (*)
Rethinking the nature of human interactions with environment in medieval Luxembourg
VERGLEICHENDE ANALYSE HISTORISCHER KARTEN (*)
des Rhein-Maas-Moselraums vom späten 15. Jahrhundert bis zum Wiener Kongress
COLLATERAL COUNCILS OF THE LOW COUNTRIES (1531-2031)
Collaterale Raden – Conseils collatéraux
VISUAL ARTS IN EUROPE (EVA)
An Open History