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Fall 2020: Latinx Identities
Abstract Due: August 15, 2020
This July 4, at 1:30 p.m. EST, the World Socialist Web Site will be celebrating the 244th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence by hosting a public, on-line discussion with five eminent historians: Victoria Bynum, Clayborne Carson, Richard Carwardine, James Oakes and Gordon Wood, moderated by me and WSWS International Editorial Board Chairman David North. I invite you to attend and to share this with students and colleagues.
The new Research Centre for Polish-Lithuanian Studies at the University of Aberdeen offers a fellowship in suppport of overseas postgradute resarch students (non-UK, non-EU), providing the opportunity to undertake a package of training and career development, including teaching or research assistance. The research centre was founded in January 2020 to examine the rich political, religious, cultural and trading links between Scotland, and in particular northeastern Scotland, with the Commonwealth of Poland-Lithuania in the early modern period.
Call for Papers
