Academic CentreThe Institute of Latvian History regularly organizes local and international conferences. For several years, the Institute of Latvian History has been organizing section meetings within the International Scientific Conference of the University of Latvia. An important annual tradition is to organize the conference "Scientific Readings of Young Historians", which has gained popularity among young historians.
Conferences are also organized within the framework of various projects. For example, the international conference “Individual, Society, and Power at the Turning Points in the History of the Baltic Region”, organized in the framework of the State Research Programme “Latvian Heritage and Future Challenges for the Country’s Sustainability”, project No. VPP-IZM-2018/1-0018 “Interaction between the individual, the society, and the state in process of the history of Latvia: conflicting values and formation of shared values during historical turning points”, took place on October 14 and 15, 2021.
- Lauksaimniecības aizsākumi un apkārtējā vide
- Viking Age in Latvia: an interdisciplinary study
- The Live Human Exhibitions
- Rethinking Statelessness (1940–1953)
- Between surveillance and non-interference of state authorities
- Burial practices in the landscape
- Skills in synergy, crafts in context
- Rail Baltica
- Technology transfer in the processing of mineral resources in earlier times
- Archaeology, Authority & Community
- Development of Folk Dress
- Paleopathological and Molecular Genetic Studies
- The Impact of Burial Environmental Microbiome
- Interaction between the individual, the society and the state in process of the history of Latvia
- Subsistence strategies and the first demographic transition at the lake Lubāns wetland
- Rethinking Statelessness (1939–1945)
- Politicization of History
- Gender, Sex and Status in Iron Age Latvia
- People in a Dynamic Landscape
- War and Society in Latvia
- Social Transformations