Category: The Blog
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CFP: “Africa in Global Intellectual History” (24-25 November 2018, Berlin, Germany)
The Freie Universität Berlin has released a call for papers titled “Africa in Global Intellectual History.” The Conference will be held on 24-25 November 2018. The…
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What We’re Reading This Week
SEAN PHILLIPS Kwame Opoku, “Umfrage: Exotik des Trauten,” [“Survey: The Exotic in the Familiar”] Süddeutsche Zeitung. Samira Shackle, “The Bureaucracy of ISIS,” Prospect Magazine. Cynthia…
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CfP: Journal of Women’s History Special Issue “Migration, Sex, and Intimate Labor, 1850-2000”
Scholars of global histories of women may like to submit papers in response to the following call for papers: The Journal of Women’s History is…
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Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow, World History, Utah State University
For world historians looking for an academic position, here is a recent call for applications for a Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow position at Utah State University.…
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CFP: “LAGlobal Symposium: The Global Past and Future of Latin American Studies” (21 MARCH, 2018, London)
For those interested in Latin American studies, here’s a recent call for papers for a symposium titled “LAGlobal Symposium: The Global Past and Future of…
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PhD Opportunity, “Women and the History of International Thought”
PhD Student Opportunity: Women and the History of International Thought, University of Sussex Deadline: February 14, 2018 Start date: September/October 2018 Project Description The PhD…
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What We’re Reading This Week
FATMA ALADAĞ Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins, “Do Secularism and Gender Equality Really Go Hand in Hand?,” The Guardian. Matthew Hedstrom, “Comparison and Classification in American Religious History,” The Immanent…
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What We’re Reading This Week
JOSHUA MILSTEIN Victoria Pashentseva, “Tough Lessons in Transnistria,” openDemocracy. Rebeka Foley, “Azerbaijan’s Pre-Soviet Independence Embroiled in Post-Soviet Polemics,” Eurasianet. Francis P. Sempa, “Surviving the Future: Looking…
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CFP: Workshop on “Altruism and Its Discontents: Human Rights, Humanitarianism, and Development”, NACBS Annual Meeting, Providence, RI, October 25-28, 2018.
Theme: “Altruism and Its Discontents: Human Rights, Humanitarianism, and Development” Proposal deadline: February 15, 2018 Materials: CV and 1-page abstract This workshop will explore human…
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Global History Center, Capital Normal University (Beijing, China)
Our friends at The Global History Center (GHC) of Capital Normal University (CNU) have released a flier containing information about their recent work: The Global History…