The Anton de Kom University of Suriname is offering scholars worldwide the opportunity to discuss legacies of forced migration and labor in a unique time and place.

SEAN PHILLIPS … Rogers Brubaker, "The New Language of European Populism," Foreign Affairs. Alexandra Förderl-Schmidt, "Ein Quadratkilometer Weltgeschichte" ["One Square Kilometer of World History"], Süddeutsche Zeitung … Erik Linstrum, "The Empire Dreamt Back," Aeon.

For those interested in the Global South, here's a recent call for papers for a conference to be announced by Alanna O'Malley (Leiden University, The Netherlands) titled "Challenging the Liberal World Order:

This conference on the global dimensions of the revolutions of 1848 invites scholars to submit papers considering the plurality of revolutionary "worlds" that may have obtained in the years 1846-1851.

For readers interested in global and national histories of the Holocaust, here's a recent call for papers for a conference to be announced by Northwestern University and Washington University titled "Lessons and Legacies XV: The Holocaust:

Scholars working at the margins of global history, colonial history and the history of science may be interested in participating in a proposed symposium on the history of meteorological knowledge in colonial contexts at next year's European Society for the History of Science Conference…

For readers interested in historical periodization in a global context, here's a recent conference announcement titled "Chronologics: Periodisation in a Global Context." The conference will gather scholars from around the world in Berlin. The announcement explains more:

Graduate student readers should consider this great call for submissions for the journal Global Histories. The call explains more: In recent years, global history has become one of the most ambitious and promising strands of historical research.

For graduate student readers of the Global History Blog, this recent call for applications is for you. The students of the Global History MA program at Humboldt University Berlin and Free University Berlin have announced "Global History Student Conference 2018" in Berlin.

A three-day workshop on anti-Catholicism in Europe and America will be held at Newcastle University 11-13 September 2018.

With increasing attention being paid to the role of foreign volunteer fighters in recent armed conflicts around the world - whether fighting alongside Kurdish peshmerga or the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq, Ukrainian forces in the Donbass…

The International Society for the History of the Map will be hosting its 2018 symposium at the Osher Map Library and Smith Center for Cartographic Education at the University of Southern Maine in Portland on 21-23 June of that year.

Scholars from the Ruhr University of Bochum and the University of Bielefeld in Germany are organizing a workshop for both "PhDs" and "early postdocs" centered on an interesting new periodization:

For those interested in the global economy, this recent call for paper is for you!

For those global historians looking for an academic position, here is a recent call for applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor position at The Department of International and Global Studies at Portland State University. The call for applications explains more: