For young researchers with an interest in transnational history, here is a recent call to attend the workshop from GCSC and Herder Institut titled "Heritage Studies and Socialism:

Interested in the legal history in global context? Here is a recent call for workshop from Global History Initiative, Queen's University titled "Global Legal Regimes: Beyond Imperial Frames" and taking place in Ontario, Canada on 20-21 April 2017. The call explains:

For historians and social scientists looking for something off the beaten track, here's a recent call for applications from the newly-established School of Advanced Studies, a greenfield project being built from the ground up at Tyumen State University.

For scholars of US foreign relations, here's what looks to be a terrific event, "Security and the State: Cultures of National Security and Insecurity in American Foreign Relations,"  run by the Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations (SHAFR) at Cambridge University next summer:

For those on the market–and ideally, with a background in the history of Asia, the Middle East, or decolonization–here's a recent call for applications for a position at  Missouri Southern State University (located in Joplin, Missouri) in modern world history:

Open positions continue to abound for historians working on global history!

For scholars of international and global history with an interest on national security-related themes, the United States Army War College (located in Carlisle, Pennsylvania) has recently announced a number of job searches for potentially relevant positions, including:

For more senior readers of the Global History Blog, here's a recent call for applications for senior-level positions (full professor or advanced associate professor) at Yale University, long a stronghold for international history through institutions like International Security Studies…

As readers of our Global History Forum interviews with scholars like Ryan Irwin, Jenifer Van Vleck, or Daniel Immerwahr might discern, the field of U.S. diplomatic history is one of the liveliest fields in the historical profession these days.

For those readers of the Global History Blog looking for a post-doctoral fellowship or a chance to engage with the vibrant international and global history community at Harvard University, here's the perfect opportunity…

Looking for global history positions on the West Coast of the United States? Then check out these two calls for assistant professors at San Diego Mesa College, a community college located in sunny San Diego, CA.

Graduate students interested in global and international history, take heed – the call for applications has gone up for the seventeenth annual Harvard Graduate Student Conference on International History (Con-IH).

As we enter October, the job market is clearly on! Here's a recent advertisment for a tenure-track position from the History and Society Division at Babson College, a private business school located in Wellesley, Massachusetts (just outside of Boston):

For readers of the Global History Blog interested, like some of the previous guests to the Global History Forum, in American diplomatic history, here's a recent call for applications at Duke University's Sanford School of Public Policy that should be of interest.:

Over at TRAFO, a Germany-based blog of for transregional research, Professor Amitav Acharya has penned a useful post titled "Doing Global International Relations" that offers a point of view on how a global history perspective could contribute to scholarship on international relations.