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December 3: ‘Migration history and cross-cultural contacts’, key note lecture at the conference People on the move. Culture and knowledge in motion, TU Dortmund. Public lectures February 13: ‘Van homo sapiens tot wereldburger. Migratiegeschiedenis in comparatief perspectief’, public lecture for the Alumnidag van het LUF, Leiden University. February 26: ‘Polarisatie: een historische reflectie’, Public lecture in the series Polarisatie, organised by Forum and the RMO in the Geldmuseum at Utrecht. March 13: ‘Gastarbeid als uitzondering in de dans van arbeid en kapitaal. Arbeidsmigratie naar Nederland 1600-2010’, lecture at the meeting of the Sociaal-Wetenschappelijke Raad (SWR) of the KNAW, Leusden. March 26: ‘De integratie van migranten in Nederland sinds de 17e eeuw: parallellen en verschillen’, Public lecture at the University of Tilburg/ Palet Babylon. April 16: ‘Roundtable on The mobility transition revisited’, European Social Science Conference, Ghent. May 18: ‘Workshop of the authors for the Oxford Handbook of Global Cities’ (ed. Peter Clark), Helsinki University. May 26, ‘Een blinde vlek. De betekenis van migratie voor de wording van Nederland’, Lecture at the Rijnlands Architectuur Podium, Leiden. Institute for History 120 June 3: ‘Politics and anti-immigrant rhetoric in Western Europe: then and now ‘, lecture for the Europaeum congres, Leiden University. October 5: Chair and organiser of the plenary session on ‘The right to the city’ on the 15 th International Metropolis Conference, Justice and Migration: paradoxes of belonging, Den Haag. October 15: ‘Introduction’ to the round table on the book launch of Migration History in World History (edited by Jan Lucassen, Leo Lucassen and Patrick Manning). Leiden University. October 20: Public lecture by the municipal archive of Den Bosch, ‘Dat gaat naar Den Bosch toe: migratie en integratie toen en nu vergeleken’, at Avond voor de Geschiedenis. November 26: ‘Verassende inzichten uit de Nederlandse migratiegeschiedenis’, Public lecture at the Spoorwegmuseum in Utrecht at the official launch of the website vijfeeuwenmigratie.nl. Lectures, symposia, colloquia, presentations The monthly seminars on Global Interactions at Leiden University (every first Friday of the month). Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. NWO FWO DFG Amsterdam University Press (IMISCOE). Member of the Editorial Board of the serie World Migration History, University of Illinois Press. Member of the Editorial Board van H-Migration (University of Michigan).
Member of the Advisory Board of the Belgisch Tijdschrift voor Nieuwste Geschiedenis (BTNG). Member of the Editorial Committee of IMISCOE (Network of Excellence in the domain of International Migration, Integration and Social Cohesion. Member of the Scientific Committee of the Centre for the History of Intercultural Relations (CHIR) (KU Leuven/Kortrijk). Member of the Advisory Board of the Encyclopedia of Migration (Springer Pers, New York). Membership of boards and committees Member of the Centrum voor de Geschiedenis van Migranten. Advisory and coordinating activities Coordinator of the ‘Global Interactions’ profile area of Leiden University. Co-director of the Center for Modern Urban Studies (MUS), Campus The Hague. Member of the Steering Committee of the Metropolis Conference The Hague 2010. Publications Lucassen, Leo & Lucassen, Jan ‘The mobility transition in Europe revisited, 1500- 1900. Sources and methods’ (IISH Research Papers, 46). Amsterdam: IISG. Lucassen, Leo ‘Op het breukvlak van individu en gemeenschap. Europese sociaaldemocraten en een 'brave new world' in de twintigste eeuw’. In: Jan Kok & Jan van Bavel (Eds.), De levenskracht der bevolking. Institute for History 121 Sociale en demografische kwesties in de Lage Landen tijdens het interbellum (pp. 285-320). Leuven: Universitaire Pers Leuven. Lucassen, Jan, Lucassen, Leo & Manning, Patrick (Eds.). ‘Migration History in World History.’ Multidisciplinary approaches (Studies in Global Social History, 3). Leiden and Boston: Brill. Lucassen, Leo ‘De mythe van de linkse kerk. Immigratie en polarisatie. De Groene Amsterdammer. (number 25 / 23-06-2010). Lucassen, Leo ‘Das Heiratsverhalten von deutschen Migranten in den Niederlanden (1860-1940). Die Bedeutung von Ethnie, Religion, Klasse und Geschlecht. Historische Zeitschrift, 290(2), 321-346. Lucassen, Leo ‘A brave new world: the left, social engineering, and eugenics in twentieth-century Europe’. International Review of Social History, 55, 265-296. Lucassen, Leo Southeast Europe and the need for a comparative history of migration and membership. In: Konrad, Helmut, & Benedik, Stefan, (Eds.), Mapping contemporary History II. 25 Jahre Zeitgeschichte an der Universität Graz, pp. 123-144. Wien, Köln, Weimar: Böhlau. Lucassen, Leo Towards a comparative history of migration and membership in Southeast Europe (1500-1900). In: Roth, Klaus & Hayden, Robert (Eds.), Migration in, from, and to Southeastern Europe, pp. 11-41. Münster: LIT.
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