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The chapter focused on Luxembourg economy and history will endeavour to explain how Luxembourg managed to achieve transitions from an agrarian economy to a knowledge-driven economy; its current strengths and weaknesses; and its future challenges in an increasingly globalized, competitive international environment

The contribution will introduce the process of designing two IWalk tours with bachelor students in Luxembourg. The presentation will contain the digital source criticism and new perspectives of digital hermeneutics related to themes of individual stops. The students were divided into two working groups, with each group assigned to a different area. Group A was in charge of designing a virtual tour in Luxembourg City and group B created one for the town of Esch-sur-Alzette.

Inna Ganschow, hofft, gemeinsam mit Tambower Kollegen durch die genauen Sterbelisten der letzten Ruhestätte der Luxemburger, die im Lager umkamen, etwas näher zu kommen. „Sie wurden mit Verstorbenen anderer Nationalitäten zusammen in Massengräbern bestattet”, erklärt die Forscherin, „wo genau, darüber könnte der Abgleich zwischen einer technischen Zeichnung des Lagerfriedhofs, auf der die Orte der Bestattungen chronologisch aufgeführt sind und den chronologischen Sterbelisten der Lagerleitung Aufschluss geben”

As a co-PI of the WARCnet project, programme chair of this second WARCnet meeting and head of WG2 dedicated to "Analysing transnational Events", Valérie Schafer will give an overview of the challenges, issues, achievements, results, case studies, next steps of WG2 since the launch of the WARCnet project.

Yuri Mizis ist Geschichtsprofessor und Leiter der Abteilung für russische Geschichte an der Staatlichen Universität G.R. Derzhavin Tambow. Zusammen mit Vladimir Diachkov und Vladimir Kanishchev schrieb er die Sammelmonographie „Geschichte und persönliche, soziale und psychologische Aspekte der Beziehungen innerhalb und außerhalb der Kriegsgefangenenlager in Tambow 1943 – 1946“. Jausa, Moskau 2020 (im Druck).

Le lecteur pourra non seulement suivre l’évolution du traitement de l’histoire d’ARPANET − et en filigrane la manière dont celle de l’informatique et du numérique a connu des tournants, mais aussi peut-être poursuivre par la lecture des auteurs cités un parcours qui sort des narrations linéaires et témoigne de la complexité de l’histoire d’ARPANET et de son actualité.

More than 10,000 Luxembourgish women and men wore German uniforms during WWII in armed forces and civil organizations. WARLUX will collect their biographies and investigate their individual profiles from the perspective of their social background, trajectories during the war and their life in the post-war period.

La place du Luxembourg et de l'Europe dans la stratégie des nouvelles technologies, dans le développement 'software', notre dépendance de l’Asie en matière de 'hardware', mais également l'intelligence artificielle, ses règles et son éthique, la place des femmes dans les métiers de recherche en informatique, ne sont que quelques sujets abordés lors de cette découverte mutuelle.

Alors que l’an dernier étaient célébrés les 50 ans du réseau ARPANET et les 30 ans du World Wide Web, ces anniversaires étaient l’occasion de revenir largement sur les fondements du « réseau des réseaux ». Ce retour aux sources permettait de prendre la mesure des changements intervenus, mais aussi de continuités certaines, ainsi que de valeurs séminales qui sont régulièrement convoquées dans les débats contemporains.

Article on the publication of the "Guide historique et architectural Esch-sur-Alzette", City Guide of the capital of the former industrial basin of Luxembourg, European capital of culture 2022. Authors: Georges Buchler, Jean Goedert, Antoinette Lorang, Antoinette Reuter, Denis Scuto. Photographer: Christof Weber.

Research Seminar “The Future of Money in the Digital Age" (Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies. Digital Currencies vs Sovereign Currencies: Potential Implications for the Economic and Monetary Union.)

As we mark the 50th anniversary of the Werner Report, it is well worth analysing the role of Economic and Monetary Union at a time of uncertainty as to the wider European project, via an interdisciplinary approach that draws on historical and archive research and takes into consideration the theoretical debates in the literature and the various methodological challenges.What are the multifaceted future provocation facing Economic and Monetary Union? What steps still need to be taken to complete the project?

The Second World War brought together several groups of emigrants in occupied Luxembourg whose roots lay in Tsarist Russia. At the beginning of the 20th century steel industry workers came from what was then Russian Poland, while Jewish merchants from Ukraine who fled the pogroms also settled there. After the First World War, the group was enlarged by the former prisoners of war and after the October Revolution of 1917 by the political refugees, often members of the so-called White Guard, from the Russian Empire.