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dr Marta Grzechnik

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E-mail: marta.grzechnik@ug.edu.pl
E-mail: marta.grzechnik@ug.edu.pl
Strona WWW: https://ug.academia.edu/MartaGrzechnik
Room number: 181

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Skład Osobowy, Panel Nauczyciela
  • Konsultacje i terminy
  • Biografia i osiągnięcia
  • Profil naukowy

Terminy konsultacji: 

poniedziałek 12.15 – 13.00

wtorek 15.00 – 15.45

Biografia: 

Marta Grzechnik is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Scandinavian and Finnish Studies at the University of Gdansk, Poland. She is a historian with research interest in the twentieth century history of the Baltic Sea region and north-eastern Europe, regional history, history of historiography, history of colonialism. She obtained her PhD in History and Civilization from the European University Institute in Florence, Italy, in 2010. In 2018-2019 she was a German Kennedy Memorial Fellow at the Center for Eueopran Studies at Harvard University, USA.Between 2012 and 2016 she was a post-doctoral fellow in the Interdisciplinary Research Training Group “Baltic Borderlands” at the University of Greifswald in Germany. Her publications include: “Regional histories and historical regions. The concept of the Baltic Sea region in Polish and Swedish historiography” (Frankfurt: Peter Lang, 2012) and „Beyond the Sea. Reviewing the Manifold Dimensions of Water as Barrier and Bridge”, edited together with Heta Hurskainen (Cologne: Böhlau Verlag, 2015).

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  • Udział w konferencjach
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Książki i rozdziały w książkach: 

  1. Beyond the Sea. Reviewing the Manifold Dimensions of Water as Barrier and Bridge. Cologne-Weimar-Vienna: Böhlau 2015 (ed. together with Heta Hurskainen).
  2. Regional histories and historical regions. The concept of the Baltic Sea region in Polish and Swedish historiographies. Frankfurt: Peter Lang 2012.
  3. “From moat to connecting link: Sweden and the Baltic Sea in the twentieth century”. In: Marta Grzechnik, Heta Hurskainen (eds.): Beyond the Sea. Reviewing the Manifold Dimensions of Water as Barrier and Bridge. Cologne-Weimar-Vienna: Böhlau 2015, pp. 129–148.
  4. “Równowaga na Bałtyku: Neutralność skandynawska w ujęciu Instytutu Bałtyckiego w okresie międzywojennym” [Equilibrium on the Baltic: The Baltic Institute and Scandinavian neutrality in the interwar period]. In: Kazimierz Musiał, Maja Chacińska (eds.): Nowocześni i postępowi? Cywilizacyjny wymiar Skandynawii z polskiej perspektywy. Studia Północnoeuropejskie, tom III. Gdańsk: Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Gdańskiego 2013, pp. 67–80.
  5. “Shaping the Image of the Baltic Sea Region in the Polish Consciousness. The Polish Baltic Institute in the Interwar Period”. In: Imbi Sooman, Stefan Donecker (eds.): The ‘Baltic Frontier’ Revisited. Cross-Cultural Interactions in the Baltic Sea Region, Vienna 2009, pp. 121–134.

Studia i artykuły: 

  1. “Space of failed expectations? Building a Baltic Sea region after the end of the Cold War”. Comparativ. Zeitschrift für Globalgeschichte und vergleichende Gesellschaftsforschung, vol. 26, no. 5 (2016), pp. 29–42.
  2. “‘Recovering’ Territories: The use of history in the integration of the new Polish western borderland after the Second World War”. Europe-Asia Studies, vol. 69, no. 4 (2017), pp. 668–692.
  3. “Equilibrium in the Baltic. The Polish Baltic Institute’s view on the Nordic and Baltic Sea cooperation in the interwar period”. Ajalooline Ajakiri. The Estonian Historical Journal, no. 3 (2015), pp. 327–350.
  4. “Intermarium: The Baltic and the Black Seas on the Polish mental maps in the interwar period”. The Romanian Journal for Baltic and Nordic Studies, vol. 6, no. 1 (2014), pp. 81–96.
  5. “Making use of the past: The role of historians in the Baltic Sea region building”. Journal of Baltic Studies, vol. 43, no. 3 (2012), pp. 329–343.
  6. “Główne tendencje szwedzkiej historiografii dotyczącej regionu Morza Bałtyckiego po roku 1989” [Main themes of the Swedish historiography of the Baltic Sea region after 1989]. Zapiski historyczne, vol. 74, no. 4 (2009), pp. 59–76.

Recenzje publikowane: 

  1. Review Bordering the Baltic. Scandinavian Boundary-Drawing Processes 1900–2000, edited by Madeleine Hurd, Lit Verlag (Nordische Geschichte, hrsg. von Prof. Dr. Jens E. Olesen, Band 10), Berlin 2010. Zapiski Historyczne, vol. 76, no. 3 (2012).
  1. 23–24 November 2017: ‘The Production of Imperial Space. Empire and Circulations (18th–20th Centuries)’. Centre d’Histoire SciencesPo, Paris, France. Paper delivered: ‘Aspirations of an imperial space. The colonial discourse of the Maritime and Colonial League in interwar Poland’.
  2. 9–10 November 2017: ‘Myśleć globalnie, działać regionalnie: Studia regionalne w perspektywie nauki o stosunkach międzynarodowych’. 7th Congress of the Polish Association on International Studies, Jagiellon University, Cracow, Poland. Paper delivered: ‘History and region-building in the Baltic Sea Region’.
  3. 28–29 September 2017: ‘Scandinavia through Sunglasses. Spaces of Cultural Exchange between Southern/Southeastern Europe and Nordic Countries’. University of Oslo, Norway. Paper delivered: ‘A view from the southern shore: Poland and Scandinavian-Baltic cooperation in the interwar period’.
  4. 3–5 May 2017: ‘Unjust Borderlands: Injustice and Cultural Bordering’, University of Greifswald, Germany. Paper delivered: ‘“History speaks for us here”. The new Polish-German border as abolition of an unjust borderland in the Polish historiography in the aftermath of the Second World War’.
  5. 1–2 December 2016: Centre for Baltic and East European Studies Annual Conference, Södertörn University, Huddinge, Sweden. Paper delivered: ‘Space of failed expectations? Region-building in the Baltic Sea Region after the end of the Cold War’.
  6. 20–22 September 2016: ‘The Collapse of Memory – Memory of Collapse: Remembering the Past, Re-Constructing the Future in Periods of Crisis’, University of Lund, Sweden. Session discussant: ‘Disastrous Memory in Media’s Res’.
  7. 10 June 2016, ‘Baltic-Nordic Regionalism: A History of Regional Cooperation and Reconfiguration’. International research seminar, Institute of Advanced Studies, University College London, UK. Paper delivered: ‘Poland and the Baltic-Nordic regionalism in the twentieth century’.
  8. 26–28 May 2016: ‘Global, glocal, and local: distinction and interconnection in the Baltic States’. 25th Association for the Advancement of Baltic Studies Conference on Baltic Studies, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA. Roundtable: ‘Returning geopolitics and past futures of Baltic-Nordic regionalism: Resilience or marginalization?’
  9. 30 March–2 April 2016: European Social Science History Conference, Valencia, Spain. Session discussant: ‘Maritime Areas: Spaces of Changing Expectations’.
  10. 25–26 September 2015: ‘Interactive Borderland? Re-thinking Networks and Organisations in Europe’. Annual IRTG Conference, Goethe Institut, Riga, Latvia. Delivering concluding remarks.
  11. 7–10 September 2015: ‘Traditions, transitions, transfers’. 11th Conference on Baltic Studies in Europe, Herder Institute for Historical Research on East-Central Europe, Marburg, Germany. Paper delivered: ‘Territories in transition: The use of history in the creation of identity on the post-Second World War Polish-German border’.
  12. 15–18 July 2015: ‘Knowledge Transfer and Cultural Exchanges’. II CHAM International Conference, FCSH/Universidade NOVA de Lisboa, Portugal. Paper delivered: ‘The challenging absence. The transfer of ideas in and about the Baltic Sea region after the end of the Cold War’.
  13. 1–4 June 2015: Association for the Advancement of Scandinavian Studies in Canada Annual Conference 2015, University of Ottawa, Canada. Paper delivered: ‘Across the sea: Sweden and its Baltic Sea neighbours in the twentieth century’.
  14. 19–21 October 2014: ‘Bordering the Monster? “Creative Destruction” and De- and Re-Bordering of Established Structures/Borders’. Annual IRTG Conference, Umeå, Sweden. Paper delivered: ‘Ten centuries of struggling with the monster: the Germans as the Other in the post-Second World War Polish historiography’.
  15. 17–21 September 2014: XIX Powszechny Zjazd Historyków Polskich, Szczecin, Poland. Paper delivered: ‘Shaping the Baltic discourse in Poland: The Baltic Institute’.
  16. 8–10 May 2014: Svenska historikermötet, Stockholm University, Sweden. Paper delivered: ‘The Polish Baltic Institute’s view on the Nordic and Baltic Sea cooperation in the interwar period’.
  17. 5–7 April 2014: British Association for Slavonic and East European Studies Annual Conference, Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge University, UK. Paper delivered: ‘“Recovering” Territories: The use of history in the integration of the new Polish western borderland after the Second World War’.
  18. 13–15 March 2014: Yale Conference on Baltic and Scandinavian Studies, Yale University, New Haven, USA. Paper delivered: ‘The Polish Baltic Institute’s view on the Nordic and Baltic Sea cooperation in the interwar period’.
  19. 24–26 May 2013: ‘Empire-Building and Region-Building in the Baltic, North and Black Sea Areas’. The Fourth International Conference on Nordic and Baltic Studies in Romania, Ovidius University of Constanta, Romania. Paper delivered: ‘Intermarium: The Baltic and the Black Seas on the Polish mental maps in the interwar period’.
  20. 24–26 April 2013: ‘Migration and cultural encounters in the Baltic Sea Region’, Södertörn University, Huddinge, Sweden. Paper delivered: ‘Ethnicity and ideology: Population movements in the region of Pomerania in the historiography of post-war Poland’.
  21. 20–22 September 2012: ‘Beyond the Sea. Reviewing the manifold dimensions of water as barrier and bridge’, University of Greifswald, Germany. Paper delivered: ‘From moat to connecting link: The image of the Baltic Sea in Sweden in the twentieth century’.
  22. 28–29 September 2011: ‘Shared Past – Conflicting Histories Symposium. Historical Knowledge, Memory and Politics in the Baltic Sea Region’, University of Turku, Finland. Paper delivered: ‘The struggle over Pomerania. Polish research on Pomerania, the Polish Corridor and the Baltic Sea in the interwar period’.
  23. 22–24 October 2009: ‘Recasting the Peaceful Revolution of ’89. Roots and Legacies’, Centre for Baltic and East European Studies, Södertörn University, Huddinge, Sweden. Paper delivered: ‘History awakened to life: The historiography of the Baltic Sea region after the end of the Cold War’.
  24. 18–20 June 2009: Concluding seminar: ‘Building on the Past. European Doctorate in the Social History of Europe and the Mediterranean’, Schule für Historische Forschung, University of Bielefeld, Germany. Paper delivered: ‘The concept of the Baltic Sea region as a historical region: The analysis of the process of constructing narratives about the region’s past’.
  25. 18–20 September 2008: Introductory Seminar: ‘Building on the Past. European Doctorate in the Social History of Europe and the Mediterranean’, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava, Slovakia. Paper delivered: ‘The concept of the Baltic Sea region as a historical region: The analysis of the process of constructing narratives about the region’s past’.
  26. 26–29 June 2008: Seventeenth Annual World History Association Conference, Queen Mary, University of London, UK. Paper delivered: ‘History awakened to life: The historiography of the Baltic Sea Region after the end of the Cold War’.
  27. 29 February–1 March 2008: ‘The “Baltic Frontier” Revisited. Cross-Cultural Interactions in the Baltic Sea Region’, European University Institute, Florence, Italy. Paper delivered: ‘Shaping the image of the Baltic Sea region in the Polish consciousness: The Polish Baltic Institute’.
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