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In the anthology "Precarious Consumption" by Maximilian Bergengruen and Elisabeth Weiß-Sinn, Bernhard Kleeberg addresses the topic of "The figure of the consumer. The psychology and practice of early advertising".

The new programme of the Research Colloquium on the History of Science for the summer term 2026 is online!

The proceedings of the conference "Figures, Types, and Images of the Social in the 19th and 20th Century" have been published and are now available on HSozKult.

The proceedings of the conference "Truth Politics between Science and Society" have been published and are now available on HSozKult.

In her latest contribution to the University of Erfurt's research blog, Meike Katzek provides insights into the two-day workshop on "Moral History" organised by the "Voluntariness" research group.

The Max Planck Institute for the History of Science and the Friedrich Schlegel Graduate School of the Freie Universität Berlin invite early career scholars to take part in the 17th Forum on Literature and the History of Science, also known as…

Krupse was awarded for their essay "In Search: German Foreign Legionnaires as Explorers in the Mirror of Contemporary Colonial Imagination".

The latest edition of the Deutschlandfunk podcast "Wissenschaft im Brennpunkt" is dedicated to the topic "Why the extreme right accuses science of ideology". One of the interviewees is Bernhard Kleeberg.

We’re back with a new series of Protecting Academia at Risk! Listen here!