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Focus: Mobility – A Bridge between the Past and the Present

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 April 2020

Nikita Harwich*
Affiliation:
Université de Paris Nanterre, 200 avenue de la République, 92001Nanterre, France. Email: harwich.nikita@noos.fr

Extract

What follows is the result of a workshop on ‘mobility’ organized by the History & Archaeology Section of the Academia Europea at the AE Wrocław Knowledge Hub on 3 and 4 September 2018. The topic of ‘mobility’ is understood here in its paradigmatic sense. It takes into account the mobility of human beings, goods, animals and plants, diseases or knowledge, including infrastructure, effects on environment, societies and politics, gender issues, transport, etc. At the same time, a historical dimension may serve to bestow upon such a paradigm the perspective given by time when applied to different patterns of mobility. However, the bridge is not only between past and present, but also between disciplines, both within and beyond the realm of humanities and social sciences. The purpose of this workshop, therefore, was to consider strengthening the links between the two component disciplines of the Section concerned, namely History and Archaeology, while at the same time consolidating our disciplinary voice within the Academia Europaea and establishing a constructive dialogue with other sections of the Academia.

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Focus: Mobility – A Bridge Between the Past and the Present
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© 2020 Academia Europaea

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Footnotes

Guest Editor: Nikita Harwich