2023-02-22

Historein would like to express its deepest condolences for the loss of George Dertilis. He was an eminent historian, an inspired teacher, a tireless and distinguished scholar, a charming and prolific writer, and a dynamic public intellectual, whose books and research activities renewed the field of history in Greece in the last thirty years. He mainly cultivated the field of Economic History. From the 1980s onward, he directed research projects in Economic History. With his Anglo-Saxon education, along with other important scholars, he contributed to the renewal of the discipline of historiography, by embracing the latest worthwhile directions in historical research, and by fusing broader epistemological requirements. 

2023-01-15

Historein celebrates 10 years of digital publishing and organizes a conference on its recent special issues. The conference will be held in Greek via Zoom on January 23, 2023, and it will start at 19:00 (EET). Please find more information and the Zoom link details here.

2023-01-15

Historein celebrates 10 years of digital publishing and organizes a conference on its recent special issues. The conference will be held in Greek via Zoom on January 23, 2023, and it will start at 19:00 (EET). Please find more information and the Zoom link details here.

2022-11-07

Historein Journal, in collaboration with the British School at Athens and the Research Centre for the Humanities, with the support of Πρωτοβουλία 1821-2021 / Initiative 1821-2021, is organizing a conference titled “Revolution and Empire in the Mediterranean: The Greek Revolution in context”.

The conference will be held on November 11th, 2022, and you may register to attend online, via Zoom.

2022-08-27

Historein is pleased to announce the launch of a new  “early view” feature  which will make accepted manuscripts available online prior to their incorporation into a complete issue.

 The new issue in progress of Historein, Volume 20 (2), is now available in open access.

2022-01-09

This special issue, entitled "1821: What Made it Greek? What Made it Revolutionary", is the outcome of a renewed interest in the study of 1821 and has its own history. It is the result of a series of workshops co-organised by New York University under the auspices of the Jordan Center for Advanced Study of Russia (New York) and the Research Centre for the Humanities (Athens). These workshops brought together historians and social scientists from different universities, and different national and academic environments, to discuss how the history of 1821 could be reconceptualised. 1821 was and still is, par excellence, an example of the political uses and abuses of history. So we seek to understand the revolution in terms of its own present. We titled these workshops as “1821: What Made it Greek and Revolutionary” because we aimed to view the events as if visiting them for the first time and reconsider them beyond the teleology which so much characterises any kind of revolutionary narrative. 

Due to the number and the extension of the articles in this issue we decided not to include the reviews section of the journal, which will return in our next scheduled issues. 

2021-07-07

The new issue of Historein, entitled "From the Greek Revolution of 1821 to the Metapolitefsi: Historiographical Debates in Greece across Two Centuries" is now available in open access.

2021-03-23

Scheduled for 30 Mar 2021, 18.00

Organized by Historein

within the Framework of the “1821-2021 Initiative”

National Bank of Greece

Watch online live streaming: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jD_K_iEws8s

 

For more information: https://www.protovoulia21.gr/draseis/global1821/

2020-06-03

The new issue of Historein, entitled "Global Labour History: Perspectives from East to West, from North to South" is now available in open access.

 

2019-07-12

Historein is planning to publish a special issue (vol. 20, issue 2) on "Where was 1821? Space and territory in the Greek Revolution"

2019-06-22

Entitled "Jewish Life after the Return: Dutch and Greek Experiences after the Shoah", the new volume of Historein is dedicated to the multifaced challenges the Holocaust survivors had to deal with after their return to their homes.

2018-08-21

The new issue of Historein, entitled "History, Historiography and the Historical Profession" has been published and is available in open access.

2018-01-29

Brazilian historiography is the theme of the new issue of Historein

2017-06-30

Historein's new issue is now online and available in open access.

Historein invites articles for its issues, which focus on questions concerning the production of historical knowledge and historicity, historical culture, public history and historiography. We welcome articles that enrich and deepen debates currently evolving around issues of class, gender, race, ethnicity, nationality, religion and generation, and the impact that various conceptualisations have had on the establishing of collective formations and subjectivities.

2016-07-17

Historein's new issue is now online and available in open access.

2015-02-12

Historein's new issue (2014/2) is now online and available in open access. The print edition is distributed by Nefeli publishers.

2014-09-07

Historein's new issue entitled "On the Edge of Philosophy and History" is now online and available in open access. The print edition is distributed by Nefeli publishers.

2013-04-13

Historein's new issue on "Questions and Orientations in History during the last 20 years" is now online and available in open access. The print edition is distributed by Nefeli publishers.

 

2012-12-01

A conference on «Metapolitefsi: from the Transition to Democracy to the Economic Crisis» is organised by Historein, in cooperation with Freie Universität (Berlin), from December 14-16, 2012. The conference is held at Goethe Institut, 14-16 Omirou Str, Athens. Programme:

2012-06-05

The Cultural and Intellectual History Society (Athens) is pleased to announce the launch of the online edition of its journal HISTOREIN.

2012-06-05

Historein invites articles for its 2013 issue, (Volume 13) which focus on questions concerning the production of historical knowledge and historicity, historical culture, public history and historiography.