16th conference of the European Association for Urban History (EAUH) 2024: “Cities at the Boundaries” – Ostrava (République Tchèque) – 04 au 07 septembre 2024

La 16ème conférence de European Association for Urban History (EAUH), ayant pour thème “Cities at the Boundaries“, aura lieu à Ostrava en République Tchèque du 04 au 07 septembre 2024.

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Présentation

In 2024 the theme of the European Association for Urban History Conference is going to be “Cities at the Boundaries”, however the EAUH 2024 Conference will be also open for all topics and research aspects from the field of urban history.

Therefore, the European Association for Urban History invites scholars to discuss both the boundaries of social and economic development related to cities and urban agglomeration, as well as a wide array of topics related to cities which lay on geographic-, state-, as well as other borders. The EAUH 2024 specifically welcomes all topics related to the environmental problems and sustainable development of cities, such as post-industrial transformation, modernization of public infrastructure, and social housing.

The EAUH 2024 conference is also a great opportunity to discuss the current topics of cultural-, and industrial heritage as well as its preservation and the renewal of cities, for example the impact of structural change and armed conflicts. The Local Organizing Committee would also like to invite historians of medieval-, and modern urban history to discuss current themes via the use of multidisciplinary and comparative approaches.

In 2012 Prague hosted an EAUH Conference for the first time in the Czech Republic. Thus, it is the privilege of the city of Ostrava and the University of Ostrava to be the second host for an EAUH Conference in Czechia.

Contribution membre UMR AUSser

Marilena Kourniati, membre de l’équipe de recherche AHTTEP/AUSser (ENSA Paris-La Villette), coordonne avec Athina Vitopoulou, la session “M36 Housing policies and urban transformations in Europe and beyond as a result of refugee flows in the first half of the 20th century”

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