Category: The Blog
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Endowed Chair, Andrew W. Mellon Professor (University of Pittsburgh)
Following on our recent interview with Pittsburgh’s Diego Olstein for the Global History Forum, here’s a recent advertisement for an Endowed Chair at Pitt: The University of…
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Fung Global Fellows Program, Princeton University
As the application season descends upon us, here’s a recent posting for one-year post-doctoral positions as part of the Fung Global Fellows Program, at Princeton…
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Associate Professor or Full Professor, World History – University of Pittsburgh
At the University of Pittsburgh, the Department of History has announced a search for an Associate or Full Professor position with a specialization in World History.…
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Assistant Professor in Global Humanities for the 21st Century, San Diego State University
Here’s an intriguing position for historians whose work involves (ideally) a global and digital bent, especially for those working outside of North American or European…
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“Humanist Among Machines”: Arnold J. Toynbee, Technology, and the Humanities
Over at Aeon, a British-based online magazine, Stanford historian Ian P. Beacock offers his take on scholars today might take from the legacy of Arnold J.…
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Soccer as a Global Phenomenon (Harvard University, April 14-16, 2016)
In light of the recent FIFA scandals exposing the global interconnections of soccer (football, for non-North Americans), here’s an appropriately-timed call for papers from our colleagues at Harvard…
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Assistant Professorship in Global and Transnational History, University of Waterloo
As the fall season approaches, more and more job openings are being posted–not least in the field of global and transnational history. The latest opportunity…
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Machine-Made History: Parsing the Most Important Events of the Global 1970s
Over at the blog of the History Lab–an endeavor led by Columbia University historian Matthew Connelly and statistician David Madigan “to use data science to recover…

