Issues of belonging, bordering and border crossing are studied with respect to their historical dimension. IHIST brings together historical and anthropological investigations of border practices and perceptions, political participation, migration and mobility, identifications and memory cultures from Gallo-Roman times to the current ‘Greater Region Saar-Lor-Lux’. Situated at the crossroads of Europe and characterized by the permeability of its borders for most of its history, Luxembourg provides a particularly rich field for the study of questions of belonging and identity construction throughout time. (* individual PhD project)
LODOCAT
Chrétientés lotharingiennes – Dorsale catholique, IXe-XVIIIe siècle
LUXFUT
Futures and Pasts in Transition.
LUX-ID
Collective experiences, intergenerational memory and identity constructions in Luxembourg
ILUX
Identitéiten zu Lëtzebuerg – Identités au Luxembourg – Identitäten in Luxemburg
CROSS-BORDER RESIDENCE
Identity experience and integration processes in the Greater Region
LA MEMOIRE DE LA « RESISTANCE » (*)
au prisme d’une histoire comparée des associations d’anciens résistants du Luxembourg, de l’Alsace, de la Moselle et de la Belgique de l’Est (1944-2017)
DYNAMIQUES DE (DÉS)APPARTENANCES AU COURS DE LA VIE (*)
Le cas des Portugais de seconde génération au Grand-Duché du Luxembourg
JOHANN FRIEDRICH SCHANNAT AND THE EUROPEAN REPUBLIC OF LETTERS (*)
Practices of Historical-Critical Scholarship between Communication, the Making of Knowledge and Identification
THE POLITICS OF REMEMBERING (*)
Practices of Musealization and Archivization of the Partition of India (1947)
LES CAMPS DE PRISONNIERS DE GUERRE EN MOSELLE ET EN SARRE (*)
Territoires, histoire(s), mémoire(s)