Aftermaths of War: Violence, Trauma, Displacement, 1815-1950

该项目旨在从比较的、跨国的角度调查1815年至1950年战争的文化、社会和心理后果。通过将流离失所、战争的残暴和与之相关的创伤联系起来，这项研究将使人们对平民和战斗人员在武装冲突后的经历有一个更广泛和更复杂的了解。通过这样做，它将挑战划分战争与和平时期的传统分期，并寻求揭示战争的深刻遗产，不仅在民族国家内部，而且在民族国家之外。这将促使我们重新评估我们对战争及其后果的理解。

This project aims to investigate the cultural, social and psychological aftermaths of wars between 1815 to 1950 from a comparative, transnational perspective. By connecting the displacement of people, the brutalization of warfare and the trauma associated with it, this study will offer a broader and more complex understanding of the experience of civilians and combatants in the wake of armed conflicts. In so doing, it will challenge traditional periodizations which delineate between periods of war and peace, and seek to uncover the profound legacies of war not just within but beyond nation states. This will prompt a re-evaluation of our understanding of what constitutes warfare and its aftermaths.