LU konference
Ar referātiem uzstāsies Valsts pētījumu programmas projekta “Latvijas 20.–21. gadsimta vēsture: sociālā morfoģenēze, mantojums un izaicinājumi” (Nr. VPP-IZM-Vēsture-2023/1-0003) un Fundamentālo un lietišķo pētījumu projekta “Etnogrāfs, sabiedrība, māksla: etnoloģijas un mākslas simbioze un padomju koloniālisma diskurss Latvijā” (Nr. lzp-2023/1-0052) pētnieki.
Valsts pētījumu programmas projekta pētnieku referāti:
- Klāvs Zariņš — Instrumentalizing the Occupied: Latvians in the Intelligence Structures of the German Army (1915–1916);
- Valdis Kuzmins — Comrades or Enemies? German nationals in the Latvian Army during the War of Independence;
- Ēriks Jēkabsons — Activities of Herbert Grant-Watson, British Foreign Office representative in Latvia, March–August 1919;
- Kārlis Dambītis — In the Mills of Power: The Impact of Baltic German Repatriation 1939–1940 on Latvian Army Personnel;
- Jānis Tomaševskis — Residents of Valmiera between Soviet and Nazi regimes in 1940 and 1941: Agency and its Transformation;
- Ilze Boldāne-Zeļenka — Kolkhoz villages versus homesteads: a shift in perspective in late socialism;
- Irēna Saleniece — Labor Education in the Latvian SSR of the 1970s–80s: Element of communist upbringing or reincarnation of pre-war Latvian experience?
- Jānis Ķeruss — Manifestations of economic problems of late socialism in the activities of the Latvian Civil Aviation Administration 1977–1991;
- Daina Bleiere — Desovietization of local history during the restoration of Latvia's national independence (1987–1990);
- Kristīne Beķere — Latvian Popular Front support groups abroad: expression of change in diaspora attitudes towards homeland;
- Andis Kudors — Next to the "Russian world": economic relations between Latvia and Russia from 1991 to 2000;
- Elīna Reitere — Patriotic Melodramas in Contemporary Latvian Cinema and the Narrative of the Victim.
Fundamentālo un lietišķo pētījumu projekta pētnieku referāti:
- Ieva Pīgozne — Threads of Influence: Looking for Social Networks Behind the Movement of Dress Between Riga and Rural Latgale in the 19th Century;
- Ilze Boldāne-Zeļenka — Between Soviet building regulations and national tradition: the subject of construction in the Latvian SSR ethnography;
- Anete Karlsone — Power, Ethnographer, and Society in Soviet Latvia: Scientific Report Sessions 1958–1989;
- Inese Sirica — Visualization of the Concept of Latvian Folk Art Under Soviet Occupation: The Case of State Art Academy Graduation Projects;
Jānis Kalnačs — Teaching History of Latvian Folk Art in the State Academy of Art: Secondary Subject of National Culture in Soviet-period Curriculum.
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