The 2nd world conference on Future of Education, 11-13 September, 2020 in Brussels, Belgium, encourages all to present their recent research work. This conference is considered a prestigious event organized with a motivation to provide excellent international platform for the academics, researchers, managers, industrial participants and students to share their research findings with the global experts.
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A combination of global transformations within cultural and political perspectives have germinated fresh theoretical approaches to all fields of inquiry. Moving into the third decade of the Twenty-First Century, how does a controversial author like Henry Miller (1891-1980) fit into our current conversations? We could ask some of the following questions: in the era of #MeToo does Miller’s literature and personae alter significantly? How might we approach Miller’s extensive published and/or archival correspondences in terms of Life Writing or the Archival Turn?
Have you been re-thinking how you teach world history? Did you rise to the challenge of our times by opening a new portal to the past for your students, one that also helps them acquire the skills that only the study of world history can teach them? Is there something you have been working on for years, or a fresh new idea that you’re really proud of?
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
Forced migration and modern slavery: unplanned journeys of exploitation and survival
Guest editor: Professor Brad Blitz UCL Institute of Education.
Deadline for submission: 15 September 2020
NEW DEADLINE
Pedagogy Pop Up (Textshop Experiments special issue)
Guest Editors: Mari Ramler (Tennessee Tech University) and Dan Frank (UC Santa Barbara)
Due: July 1, 2020
CALL FOR PAPERS
The Library Company of Philadelphia invites submissions for the 2020 First Book Award. This prize was established in 2018 to recognize an extraordinary contribution to early American studies using Library Company collections. This year, we have opted to recognize a significant first book published by an early-career scholar within the past two years. To ensure the broadest possible survey of recent scholarship, we welcome nominations from our learning community.
Gender and women’s movements, in the South Asian countries, are focused on achieving gender equality in social, cultural, political, economic and institutional framework. Men and women are not just socialized in different roles, their roles have a different social status too (Simone de Beauvoir, 1949). The difference in the role and responsibilities associated with that status make men and women “intended or unintended product(s) of a social practice” (Haslanger, 1995) whereby women’s work(s) and voices are devalued and their status is disadvantaged.
The association The European Society for History of Law is the publisher of the Journal on European History of Law which is published 2x per year. It is assigned for law-historians and Romanists that want to share with their colleagues the results of their research in this field.
At the same time, reviews of books with historical themes are being published. You can also find there information about the happenings in the field of law-history.