The primary purpose of H-Albion is to enable historians more easily to discuss research interests, teaching methods and the state of historiography. H-Albion is especially interested in methods of teaching history to graduate and undergraduate students in diverse settings.
Palgrave Communications is a multi-disciplinary open access journal publishing peer-reviewed original research across all areas of the humanities & the social sciences.
To mark the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare’s death, Palgrave Communications is pleased to announce the launch of a special issue on Shakespeare studies.
Dearest H-Albioners,
I have been in conversation with Routledge off and on for over a year about the possibility of producing a Routledge Handbook on poverty, broadly covering the early modern context. You can see examples of the series here: their handbook series have garnered some considerable success to date.
THE GLOBAL IRISH DIASPORA
1ST INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS
August 15-19, 2017
University College Dublin
First Call for Papers
Archaeology * History * Anthropology * Folklore * Art, Music, Literature
This is the inaugural congress in a triennial series that examines the histories, cultures, heritages and identities of Irish communities beyond Ireland's shores.
This workshop is sponsored by the Southampton Centre for Nineteenth-Century Research and Princeton University Library. The convenors are Dr Jonathan Conlin (University of Southampton) and Dr. J. M. I. Klaver (University of Urbino).
www.folger.edu/fellowships
The Folger Institute in Washington, D.C. is now accepting applications to its Fellowship Program. Each year, the Folger awards approximately five long-term fellowships and forty-five short-term fellowships. Fellowships support scholars in residence for anywhere from six to nine months (long-term) and one to three months (short-term). Long-term fellows receive a monthly stipend of $5,555.55 for up to $50,000 while short-term fellows receive $2,500 per month for up to $7,500.
