Práticas da História – Journal on Theory, Historiography and Uses of the Past, the academic journal co-edited by the IHC, has announced its new editorial team, consisting of Sandra Lobo (CHAM), José Ferreira (IHC), and Matheus Serva Pereira (ICS).
After the approval of new by-laws last February, the position of director of the journal, until then held by Pedro Martins (IHC), has ceased to exist and has been replaced by the set of three new editors.
The main aim of Práticas da História is to promote discussions on historical theory, historiography, and the uses of the past, granting equal relevance to “research relating the practice of history with other domains of the humanities and to works debating history in the context of the social sciences”.
Other news
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Applications are open until 16 February -
Will take office as a Full Member -
The city took up the challenge launched by the IHC last year -
Distinguished social and cultural historian from the University of Oxford -
Film cycle focusing on the relationship between his work and this art form -
Special supplement to the journal História, Ciências, Saúde — Manguinhos -
Awarded jointly by the IHC and the Monument to the Discoveries / Lisboa Cultura -
The IHC is one of the participating institutions of the Transatlantic Crossroads Lab -
It was the winner of the Best Partnership Project -
The commemorative session marked his retirement -
Programme aims to familiarise students with historical research and its tools -
received three awards at the Caminhos do Cinema Português festival -
The two activities hosted by the IHC will take place on 25 November -
The IHC supported applications for four different PhD Research Scholarships calls -
Isabel Baltazar was honoured at the International Educational Awards -
The Government of Us All. 50 Years of Democratic Local Government (1976–2026) -
‘Links with History: discovering the historic houses of Ribeira Lima’ was the nominated initiative -
FCSH will celebrate its Research and Innovation Day with the theme ‘Research on Track’ -
Mélanie Toulhoat was invited to join the DEGESUD team — Decentering the “sciences of childhood”
