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Groningen
Groningen is a lively university city of about 200,000 in the northern Netherlands, ca. two and a half hours northeast of Amsterdam or northwest of Bremen. In addition to its medieval city center and the University of Groningen -- a top-100-listed research-university of over 30,000 students established in 1614 -- Groningen is also known for its music and arts festivals, its easy access to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Waddenzee, and its ubiquitous bicycles -- two-thirds of all trips in the city occur by bicycle.
Conference Organizers
This conference is organized by Dr. Megan K. Williams (University of Groningen) in conjunction with her research project 'Paper Princes: Paper in Early Modern Diplomacy and Statecraft', which is funded by the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO). Read more about the project at paperprinces.org. The organizational team also includes
- Frank Birkenholz, MA, University of Groningen
- Jeroen Claassens, MA-student, University of Groningen
- Johanna Feenstra, MA-student, University of Groningen
- Quinten Somsen, MA-student, University of Leiden
This conference is supported by:
The Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO)
The University of Groningen
For questions concerning the conference and/or submission of abstracts, you can fill in the form below:
For logistical questions concerning conference registration, accommodations or travel to Groningen, please contact the Groningen Convention Bureau at info@gcb.nl. Please reference the conference name in your email.