The Second World War no longer serves as a history of the western European present. The current era is marked by a different set of problems, not least the fading appeal of the model of democracy installed after 1945.
Camilo Erlichman
Historian of modern and contemporary Europe and tenured Assistant Professor at Maastricht University. He is the co-founder and co-convenor of the Occupation Studies Research Network and has published widely on the history of mid-twentieth century Europe. His recent publications include, with Martin Conway, the volume Social Justice in Twentieth Century Europe (Cambridge UP, 2024).
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