CFP: African Critical Inquiry Programme's Ivan Karp Doctoral Research Awards
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Happy new year
Dear H-SAfricanists,
I am very happy to introduce you to several new members of H-SAfrica’s team.
Join us—Volunteer with H-SAfrica
Hello H-SAfricanists,
H-SAfrica is eager to collaborate with scholars in the fields of South and Southern African Studies. H-SAfrica is run by a volunteer editorial team offering flexible opportunities to work with people in your field and design and develop academic projects. Currently I’m on my own!
Relaunching H-SAfrica
Greetings all H-SAfrica subscribers. My name is Allison Drew. I am editor of H-SAfrica and am very happy to announce the network’s relaunch.
Celebrating 25 Years of Service
Dear friends,
Thank you, From H-Net
Dear H-Net Readers:
As our fall appeal comes to a close, all of us at H-Net wish to express our heartfelt thanks to the many readers who have contributed during the past few weeks. Your gifts go directly to our program services, helping us to staff our help desk, make improvements to our web resources, and develop new features that leverage the tremendous talent pool of our hundreds of volunteer editors.
H-Net: Past, Present, and Future
The Ghost of H-Net Past
New Scholarship, New Media at H-Net
Dear H-Net Readers and Subscribers:
Support Your Local Editor...
Dear H-Net subscribers and readers,
H-Net is uniquely poised in the online academic world in a way that other sites and outlets simply can't match. It isn't just H-Net's new publishing platform that makes that the case. In the past two years 280 new editors have joined H-Net. That's 280 scholars, researchers,
and teachers who have seen the potential of the H-Net Commons, gotten involved to help develop it, and are providing service to their fields by building resources and developing meaningful content with and for their peers.
Looking Toward H-Net's Future
Dear H-Net Readers and Subscribers:
Over ten years ago, the H-Net Council passed a Strategic Plan for H-Net that envisioned what became the Commons. H-Net would “implement an enterprise-wide content management system that encourages information sharing in a protected networked environment monitored by field experts” and “Plan for migration of content delivery technologies to web-based formats for editing, publication, and service.”
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