Eighteenth-Century Research Forum
Eighteenth-Century Research Forum strives to maintain and stimulate the progress of Danish eighteenth-century research and provide the best possible framework for scientific exchange and development. The forum promotes knowledge sharing and coordination of Danish eighteenth-century studies and establishes closer Nordic collaboration, integrating Danish-Nordic research into the international eighteenth-century research community.
Eighteenth-Century Research Forum brings together research efforts and promotes interdisciplinarity.
The forum aims to:
- strengthen communication and cooperation between eighteenth-century researchers in Denmark across institutions and disciplines
- support cooperation between the Nordic eighteenth-century research communities
- cultivate interest in the eighteenth century among students, support the growth layer at master and post-graduate level, and promote interest in the eighteenth century among future generations of researchers
- make the relevance of eighteenth-century research visible to the general public.
Calendar
Research projects
Forum managers
Ulrik Langen (professor, University of Copenhagen)
Juliane Engelhardt (associate professor, University of Copenhagen)
Gunvor Simonsen (associate professor, University of Copenhagen)
Tine Damsholt (professor, University of Copenhagen)
Steering committee
Peter Wessel Hansen (Archivist, Copenhagen City Archives)
Johan Heinsen (Associate professor, Aalborg University)
Nina J. Koefoed (Associate professor, Aarhus University)
Tyge Krogh (Senior researcher, Danish National Archives)
Mikkel Venborg Petersen (Senior researcher, National museum of Denmark)
Tine Ravnsted-Larsen Reeh (Associate professor, University of Copenhagen)
Louise Sebro (Curator, Reventlow-Museet Pederstrup)
Simona Zetterberg-Nielsen (Associate professor, Aarhus University)
Friends of the forum
The Northern Enlightenment, University of Oslo
Early Modern History, University of Uppsala
Network for Early Modern History, University of Stockholm
Centre for Privacy Studies, University of Copenhagen