The ‘Societal Turn’. Historicising Future Society

As a group of young historians we are strongly convinced that the future of social and economic history will be a collective endeavour that crosses institutional and disciplinary boundaries. Only by means of continuous and intensive interaction junior researchers will be able to bring the societal t...

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Main Authors: Esther Beeckaert, Sander Berghmans, Dieter Bruneel, Hanne Cottyn, Pieter De Reu, Marjolein Schepers, Tobit Vandamme, Sven Van Melkebeke
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Published: openjournals.nl 2018-12-01
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Online Access:https://test.openjournals.nl/tseg/article/view/8293
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author Esther Beeckaert
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Hanne Cottyn
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description As a group of young historians we are strongly convinced that the future of social and economic history will be a collective endeavour that crosses institutional and disciplinary boundaries. Only by means of continuous and intensive interaction junior researchers will be able to bring the societal turn to a decisive phase in the next ten years. This turn represents an upsurge of social and economic history that is deeply embedded in and engaged with public challenges and debates by means of conscious participation and dissemination of historical analyses. Particularly, the societal turn will involve research that brings to the forefront three interrelated research perspectives: inequality, ecology and connectivity. For these are the three lenses through which socio-economic historians of the coming decades will produce new scientific knowledge that is centred around ongoing societal processes. In the following essay, we collectively take up our responsibility in historicising future society.
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spelling doaj.art-67ed7f61559c43c0a2ac7eeffae0cad32022-12-21T16:52:26Zengopenjournals.nlTijdschrift voor Sociale en Economische Geschiedenis1572-17012468-90682018-12-01152-3The ‘Societal Turn’. Historicising Future SocietyEsther Beeckaert0Sander Berghmans1Dieter Bruneel2Hanne Cottyn3Pieter De Reu4Marjolein Schepers5Tobit Vandamme6Sven Van Melkebeke7Ghent UniversityGhent UniversityGhent UniversityGhent UniversityGhent UniversityVrije Universiteit BrusselGhent UniversityGhent UniversityAs a group of young historians we are strongly convinced that the future of social and economic history will be a collective endeavour that crosses institutional and disciplinary boundaries. Only by means of continuous and intensive interaction junior researchers will be able to bring the societal turn to a decisive phase in the next ten years. This turn represents an upsurge of social and economic history that is deeply embedded in and engaged with public challenges and debates by means of conscious participation and dissemination of historical analyses. Particularly, the societal turn will involve research that brings to the forefront three interrelated research perspectives: inequality, ecology and connectivity. For these are the three lenses through which socio-economic historians of the coming decades will produce new scientific knowledge that is centred around ongoing societal processes. In the following essay, we collectively take up our responsibility in historicising future society.https://test.openjournals.nl/tseg/article/view/8293social historyeconomic historysocietal turn
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The ‘Societal Turn’. Historicising Future Society
Tijdschrift voor Sociale en Economische Geschiedenis
social history
economic history
societal turn
title The ‘Societal Turn’. Historicising Future Society
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economic history
societal turn
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