200521-22 October 2005POST-WAR PERIODS IN 20TH CENTURY. EUROPE: 1919...1945...1989...Conference in Trinity College, Dublin at the Institute for International Integration Studies (IIIS)Programme:Friday, 21 October 200513:30-14:00: Registration14:00-14:30: Welcome and Introduction. John Horne (Trinity College, Dublin) 14:30-16:00: Military demobilization and the transition to civilian politics.Chair: James McMillan, EdinburghPeter Romijn, Nederlands Instituut voor Oorlogsdocumentatie, AmsterdamLocal government and post-war politics: a case-study of the NetherlandsNicolas Werth, Institut d’Histoire du Temps Présent, Paris.Exiting war: Soviet veterans returning from Europe after 194516:00-16:30: Coffee16:30-18:00: Reconstruction of society and the economic and social legacies of war.Chair: Henry Rousso, IHTP, ParisPeter Apor, Central European University, BudapestEconomic reconstruction in post-1945 Hungary: a case-studyThomas Lindenberger, ZZF, PotsdamCorrecting history? East Germany's transformation and mixed feelings about West Germany's post-fascist reconstruction18:15: DinnerSaturday, 22 October 20059:00-10:30: Geo-politics and demography.Chair: Dariusz Stola, ISP PAN, WarsawPieter Lagrou, Université Libre de BruxellesPopulation transfers and ethnic cleansing in post-war periodsPertti Ahonen, University of EdinburghOvercoming legacies of ethnic cleansing in post-World War II Europe10:30-11:00: Coffee11:00-12:30: Political and cultural demobilization.Chair: Stéphane Audoin-Rouzeau, EHESS, ParisMartin Conway, Balliol College, OxfordPolitical demobilization after 1945: the making of a conservative democracy in EuropeJohn Horne, Trinity College, Dublin.Cultural demobilization after the First World War: comparative perspectives12:30-14:00: Lunch14:00-15:30: Transversal themes: gender, Europe and the wider world, historians and historiography.Chair: Mariuccia Salvati, BolognaStefan Berger, University of ManchesterHistorians and history-writing after the world warsLaura Downs, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, ParisThe implications of gender for post-war periods and vice-versa15:30-16:00: Coffee16:00-18:00: Planning the PWP project: intellectual and financial strategies. 18.00-19.00: EURHISTXX Management Committee Meeting21:00: DinnerFor further information see