Our graduate student readers should consider this exciting call for submissions for the journal Global Histories: Deadline: July 10th, 2017 … In recent years, global history has become one of the most ambitious and promising strands of historical research.

For readers working on the history of domestic work and service in South Asia, see this call for papers for the second international conference organized under the ERC-funded project 'Domestic Servants in Colonial South Asia', to be held in Berlin from 11-13 April, 2018:

For readers interested in urban history, see this call for papers for the Special Session 30 of the 14th International Conference on Urban History (EAUH) to be held in Rome, 29 August - 1 September 2018:

From our friends at the universities of Munich, Basel and Sydney comes this call for submissions for the International Research Award in Global History 2018: The Universities of Munich, Basel and Sydney are proud to announce the Fourth International Research Award in Global History.

Scholars who are working on the history of the African continent from a global history perspective may like to explore this opportunity to contribute to a new book project edited by Saheed Aderinto. You may see the call for submissions below:

Scholars working on the global history of the First World War may like to contribute to this collaborative effort for an online encyclopedia. The original call for papers is given below: 1914-1918-online.

Scholars interested in China's Ties with the Outside world will be interested in this conference taking place in Xi'an, China from September 22-25, 2017. The conference is sponsored by the School of Foreign Languages and Cultures, Office for Humanities and Social Sciences Research…

Readers of the global history blog working at the intersection of gender studies and world history may like to explore this international conference to be held in Ljubljana, Slovenia and Gorizia, Italy in November 2017. Please find below the original call for papers from the organizers:

Scholars of diplomacy and international relations, political science, and the social sciences more generally should check out this timely call for papers for a conference on the state of globalisation today:

Scholars working on the margins of world history and geography will be interested in participating in this conference sponsored by the Royal Historical Society at the University of Cambridge. The event is organized by the convenors of the Cambridge World History Workshop:

On the theme of imperial borders and boundaries in Eurasia, see this recent call for papers for a workshop to be held at Hryhoriy Skovoroda Kharkiv National Pedagogical University in Kharkiv, Ukraine.

For graduate students interested in global histories of water and the environment, the Department of History at Georgetown University has issued a call for papers for a conference to be held on November 4 this year:

From our friends at the Weatherhead Initiative on Global History comes this stimulating call for papers for a conference charting a truly global history of empire:

For scholars working on the global history of capital and colonialism, with a particular interest in the question of reparations and broader economic-historical questions, here is a for contributions to what sounds like a fascinating edited collection:

For graduate student readers interested in the  history of the Indian Ocean world, see the following call for papers: