Discussions
Ngā Pūtahitanga / Crossings: A Joint Conference of SAHANZ and the Australasian UHPH Group
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Pracademia’: The Growing Trend of Academics Writing Books With Popular Appeal
In continuation of last month’s panel on writing for a popular audience, this month we will expand upon our conversation by exploring the topic of how publishers identify books with potential for popular appeal.
We are honored to be joined by Ellen Chodosh, Director at NYU Press, and Michael Sinocchi, Publisher at Routledge, who will offer their unique perspectives.
November 30 at 4:30 PM Israel time/ 2:30 PM UK/ 9:30 AM EST on Zoom
PhD Scholarships in Population History, UNSW Sydney
The Laureate Centre for History and Population at UNSW Sydney is excited to invite applications for two (2) PhD scholarships in population history. The successful candidates will join the Laureate research team, under the supervision of Professor Alison Bashford, within the School of Humanities and Languages, Faculty of Arts Design and Architecture, UNSW.
Studies in Oral History: Migrant voices - Community collaboration and telling migration histories.
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Contention CFP - Crime as Protest, Protest as Crime
CONTENTION
THE MULTIDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL OF SOCIAL PROTEST
Call for Papers
Crime as Protest, Protest as Crime: Interdisciplinary Perspectives
Upcoming Interview: Transforming Academic Work Into “Brainy Non-Fiction”
We want to invite you to our upcoming interview on writing an academic book with popular appeal. Scholars such as Yuval Noah Harari and Jordan Peterson have broken barriers by transforming their academic works into compelling books that appeal to a large audience. How did they succeed in doing so?
Join senior editors Heather Gold of Yale University Press, Michael Watson of Cambridge University Press, and Richard Baggaley of Mcgill-Queen's University Press for a discussion on how to position your manuscript to shape public debate.
Together, we will explore:
CFP: ANZSANA 2022
28th Annual Conference
2-4 February 2022
The University of Texas at Austin
The Australian and New Zealand Studies Association of North America invites scholars, graduate students*, professionals, writers, and artists to submit papers and roundtable discussions to our 28th annual conference, which will take place in Austin, Texas.
Extended CFP: Australia and the One Earth: Engaging with global environmental governance since Stockholm, 1972
Call for papers
EXTENDED DEADLINE - 15 November 2021
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