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History, Disrupted

"History, Disrupted" goes international

Events in Belgium and Luxembourg bring the "History, Disrupted" book tour to Europe

Jason Steinhauer
May 8
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“History, Disrupted” in Europe

This week, I’m thrilled to share the news that I am traveling to Europe for presentations and conversations around my book, "History, Disrupted":

  • May 10 - I'll be delivering a keynote lecture in Belgium at KU Leuven

  • May 11 - I'll be participating in a day-long seminar on applied history bringing together practitioners from across Europe

  • May 16 - I'll be delivering a lecture at the University of Luxembourg

  • May 17 - I'll be participating in additional meetings around misinformation, disinformation, tech, social media and history.

Details and RSVP information for the public talks will be on my website. The event in Luxembourg will also be live-streamed.

Videos and updates will be posted throughout the trip across my social media accounts (Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn), so please follow along. I’m eager to learn from our European friends and colleagues about the mutual challenges we face, and how we can solve them together.


A relevant Twitter thread

Shout-out to friend, subscriber and editor-in-chief of Unfinished Media Damon Beres for calling my attention to this quote-tweet from an L.A. Times article on the use of TikTok in the upcoming Philippine elections:

Twitter avatar for @dlberesDamon Beres 🦇 @dlberes
“TikTok remembers the good times,” said Almarez, 25, who sells home appliances at a mall here in the capital. “We don’t believe the history books anymore. We have social media now.” https://t.co/3Vd45Zr4Y5

Taylor Lorenz @TaylorLorenz

TikTok could tip the balance in the upcoming Philippine election https://t.co/pmG1bdiJk5

May 7th 2022

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Twitter avatar for @dlberesDamon Beres 🦇 @dlberes
paging @JasonSteinhauer

May 7th 2022

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I wrote about the role of Facebook in past Philippine elections in chapter four of my book, and, as I wrote in the book, now those dynamics are migrating to new platforms. It continues to be eerie how, week-after-week, different sections of my book play out in real life:

Twitter avatar for @JasonSteinhauerJason Steinhauer @JasonSteinhauer
I wish one week would go by without seeing my book play out in real life... 😟

Damon Beres 🦇 @dlberes

“TikTok remembers the good times,” said Almarez, 25, who sells home appliances at a mall here in the capital. “We don’t believe the history books anymore. We have social media now.” https://t.co/3Vd45Zr4Y5

May 7th 2022

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This is why I wrote the book, have this newsletter, am doing these speaking engagements:

Twitter avatar for @JasonSteinhauerJason Steinhauer @JasonSteinhauer
But, this is why I wrote it, and this is why we're rallying historians, journalists, science communicators, activists, YouTubers, podcasters & more together to build a new future for history

May 7th 2022

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The questions and issues in this book have real-world concerns with consequences for all of our lives. The first step has been to raise them to the people’s attentions and rally stakeholders from across multiple disciplines. The next step is to build a new organization and space to chart a different future. More on that in the months ahead…


New Books Network podcast

I was interviewed recently about "History, Disrupted" on the New Books Network podcast. NBN is a consortium of author-interview podcast channels dedicated to raising the level of public discourse by introducing scholars and other serious writers to a wide public via new media. They cover 100+ subjects and reach about a million people every month. Listen to it here »


Update on live “History Club” shows

History Club shows on Clubhouse will be on a brief pause while I’m in Europe. But be on the lookout for new pre-recorded podcasts posted to this Substack newsletter. And live shows will resume once I return to the U.S.A. Suggest a topic here »

Happy Mothers’ Day, and a good week to all.


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