Previous Events

2024

• 'The power of GIS and emotions in transforming urban narratives: A methodological case study of Stockholm's Eastern European Jewry,' Urban Transformations and Urban Histories, University of Malmö (Sweden), 15-17/5/2024. 

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2023

• 'All the Feels: The Emerging Field of Urban Emotions History,' 50 Years of the Urban History Journal Conference, University of Leicester (U.K.), 11-13/7/2023. 

• 'Out of place, out of sight: A spatial-emotional approach to Stockholm's deviant Jews,' Outsiders, Outcasts and Eccentrics: Experiences of Deviancy and Deviant Experiences, University of Tampere (Finland), 7-8/6/2023. 

• 'Everyday Spaces of the Urban "Other": GIS, Quantitative Sources, and Emotions', European Social Science History Conference, University of Gothenburg (Sweden), 12-15/4/2023. 

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2022

• 'Two Sides of the Same Coin? Jeannette Ettlinger: Authoritative Rebbetzin and Submissive Wife,' Religion, Women, and Emotions in Germany and Beyond, Indiana University Europe Gateway (Germany), 24-26/6/2022. 

• 'Finding Emotions through Digital Mapping,' Digital Humanities Projects - Approaches and Experiences, Federal Institute for Culture and History of Germans in Eastern Europe (Germany), 16-17/6/2022. 

• 'Jewish Transnational Businesses and Local Jewish Life in the 20th Century,' LSE International History Seminar, London School of Economics and Political Science (U.K.), 23/3/2022 (with Dr Efrat Gilad). 

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2021

• 'Letters from "Nudel": Jewish Women, Transnational Business, and Local Jewish Life,' Jews, Gender and Economies in History, University of Oxford (U.K.), 4-5/10/2021. 

• 'Reconsidering the Spatial Turn in Jewish Studies: A Relational Approach,' What's New, What's Next? Innovative Methods, New Sources, and Paradigm Shifts in Jewish Studies, Polin Museum (Poland), 3-7/10/2021 (with Dr Susanne Korbel). 

• 'Judisk ekonomisk aktivitet och Stockholms omvandling till en modern huvudstad,' Staden skriver historia, University of Stockholm (Sweden), 15/4/2021 (with Dr Mia Kuritzén Löwengart). 

• 'From Marginalisation to Multiplicity: Stockholm's Jewry before 1939,' European Social Science History Conference, University of Leiden (The Netherlands), 24-27/3/2021.

• 'The Modern Jewish Stockholmer as both City Jew and Country Jew,' Rural and Urban Jewries between Tradition and Modernity, University of Bamberg (Germany), 14-15/3/2021.

• 'Reframing Swedish Ostjuden: Deep Mapping, GIS, and Urban Space,' #DHJewish - Jewish Studies in the Digital Age, University of Luxembourg (Luxembourg), 11-14/1/2021.

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2019

• ‘Reconstructing Jewish Urban Belonging in Stockholm before 1939: The Use of Spatial Theory, and Geographical and Digital Methodologies,’ Jewish Spaces, 8th International Student Workshop, Palacký University Olomouc (Czech Republic), 20-22/10/2019.

• ‘From Marginalisation to Multiplicity: Stockholm’s Jewry before 1939,’ Voices of the City: People, Identity and Place 1600 to the present, Urban History Group Conference, Queen’s University Belfast (U.K.), 4-5/4/2019.

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2018

• ‘Urban Places of Jewish Precedence, 1870-1939: What the Construction of Synagogues and Kosher Shops in Stockholm Can Teach Us About Jewish/Non-Jewish Relations,’ Jews, Roma and the Nordic Countries – Current Research, New Perspectives, University College London (U.K.), 6-7/9/2018.

• ‘“Turn Your Attention to Our Minyan”: How the Small Jewish Community Created Spatial Diversity in Stockholm, 1870-1939,’ EAJS Emerge: Flash presentations, XIth Congress of the European Association for Jewish Studies, Jagiellonian University (Poland), 15-19/7/2018.

• ‘“Removed from East and Replanted into the Swedish Soil”: New Orthodox Traditions in Stockholm in the 20th Century,’ Searching for Roots of Jewish Traditions, XIth Congress of the European Association for Jewish Studies, Jagiellonian University (Poland), 15-19/7/2018.

• ‘“We Are Somehow Different”: The Spaces of Jewish/Non-Jewish Relations in Stockholm at the Beginning of the 20th Century,’ Multidisciplinary Approaches to Jewish/non-Jewish Relations, Parkes International Summer Graduate Seminar, University of Southampton (U.K.), 12-13/7/2018.

• ‘Sacred Spaces of Stockholm at the Beginning of the 20th Century: How the Modern Experience of Individuality Shaped Religious Diversity on the Fringes of Europe,’ Theories and Histories: Jewish Studies Across Disciplines, British Association for Jewish Studies Annual Conference, University of Durham (U.K.), 9-11/7/2018.

• ‘“Not Bound by Given Forms but by Himself Given the Freedom to Invent Them”: The Jewish/Non-Jewish Relationship as a Foundation for Jewish Diversity in Stockholm, 1870- 1939,’ Rethinking Jewish and Non-Jewish Relations: Transdisciplinary Conference for Early Career Researchers in Jewish Studies, University of Graz (Austria), 7-9/5/2018.

 

2017

• ‘Mapping Jewish Life in Stockholm: The Urban Space of the Jewish Community during the Rise of Modernity in the Swedish Metropolis, 1870-1939,’ Seventh International Conference for Jewish Studies Researchers, University of Warsaw (Poland), 14-16/11/2017.

• ‘“Up Here in High North”: Jewish Movements of Multiplicity in 1930s Stockholm,’ Jews on the Move: Exploring the Movement of Jews, Objects, Texts, and Ideas in Space and Time, British Association for Jewish Studies Annual Conference, University of Edinburgh (U.K.), 10-12/7/2017.

• ‘Revolution genom integration: Två ortodoxa judars diskussion med Judiska Församlingen om judiska utbildningsplatser i Stockholm under 1920- och 30-talen,’ Revolution, 7th Swedish History Meeting, Mid Sweden University (Sweden), 10-12/5/2017.

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2016

• ‘The Case of the Talmud Torah in the Jewish Community of Stockholm, 1925-1933,’ Exile, Marginality and Centrality, Postgraduate Workshop at Jahrestagung der Gesellschaft für Exilforschung, Aberystwyth University (U.K.), 30/6-3/7/2016.

• ‘The Case of the Ettlingers, 1915-1939: Challenging the Assumption that the Jewish Community in Stockholm Was Spatially Separated,’ Construction and Decay, Ninth Annual GradNet Conference, University of Southampton (U.K.), 21/3/2016.