H-Borderlands is the H-Net home for global borderlands historians. Originally a forum for scholars of the US-Mexico borderlands, it has grown to a wider community of researchers of continental and global border regions. We welcome transnational historians and scholars in many different disciplines who study historical and contemporary borderlands and border issues.
The Class of Literature at the Graduate School Language & Literature Munich (LMU Munich), in partnership with the Amerikahaus Munich and Bavarian American Academy, cordially invites you to the interdisciplinary and international Conference Narrating and Constructing the Beach.
Hi! I am excited to share about this documentary I have been helping with for some time now, which I think will be of interest to people in the network.
Black Hills State University - Tenure Track Assistant Professor (Beginning August 2018) - European History with a secondary field in Latin American, African, Middle Eastern, or Asian history, time period and region open (excluding the Anglo-Atlantic world).
http://www.h-net.org/jobs/job_display.php?id=56745
Black Hills State University - Assistant Professor (Non-TT) - 19th and/or 20th century US history with a secondary field in Latin American, African, Middle Eastern, or Asian history.
WAYS OF KNOWING 2018
7th Annual Conference on Science and
Religion at Harvard Divinity School
October 26–27, 2018
Cambridge, MA
CALL FOR PAPERS
Fellow H-Borderlands members,
Those of you interested in borderlands of the Mediterranean may enjoy reading a couple of new papers.
Recently the writing system of a Medieval manuscript was revealed to be proto-Romance: i.e. the ancestor to the modern Romance languages. In addition, it is written with a proto-Italic alphabet. It is the only known document of this kind and therefore has considerable linguistic and historic importance.
