Preparations for the biennial Dutch Historians’ Days (from the 26th to the…
Simultaneously with BMGN – Low Countries Historical Review’s special edition on Child Separation (BMGN 135: 3-4), a short video has…
As 2020 draws to a close, the first three-year KNHG policy and work plan is nearing its end as well. Additionally, our digital…
We have never been vulnerable. Inequality as common ground between COVID-19 and flood disasters – Tim Soens COVID-19 is a…
Recently, the Dutch cabinet decided to set up an advisory commission to examine whether the Netherlands should consider slavery and…
After careful deliberation, the American Historical Association (AHA) has determined that it will be impossible to hold its annual meeting…
2020 marks the 175th anniversary of the Royal Netherlands Historical Society (KNHG). Therefore Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte, a historian…
In its third newsletter, the International Committee of Historicial Science (Comité international des Sciences historiques, or CISH) discusses its decision…
On November 19th 2020, KNHG will organize its Annual Conference in close partnership with Environmental Humanities Center at the Free…
On 1 July, the KNAW Humanities Cluster has started the design and construction of an Open Access journals platform, OpenJournals.nl.…
Antia Wiersma, the director of the Royal Netherlands Historical Society and Tessa Lobbes, the managing editor of BMGN – Low…