The Scuola Superiore Meridionale, Naples (Italy), invites applications for four 1-year (renewable for up to 3 years) postdoc fellowships in Global History and Governance for the academic year 2022-2023
The Zoryan Institute is thrilled to announce that after two years of hosting the program virtually, the 2023 Genocide and Human Rights University Program (GHRUP) will be taking place in person at the University of Toronto! Registration for the 2023 GHRUP is open now until April 30th.
The World History Bulletin, a biannual peer-reviewed publication of the World History Association, is currently looking to recruit new members for its Editorial Board.
Board members serve two-year terms, during which they will be invited to assist with peer-reviewing submissions and advising on any proposed changes to the Bulletin’s publishing practices, including the mechanisms of peer-review. Board members will also be called upon to help plan and deliver the Bulletin’s first-ever graduate student virtual conference.
Histories of Disability and Emotions
The World History Association's Under the Baobab Series will commence with its first session in 2023 with session XV, “Teaching and Learning World History in a time of ‘Divisive Concepts.’ Baobab XV will take place Thursday, January 26 @ 7 pm EST. This session will not be recorded.
Indigenous Histories of Encounters in Asia-Pacific
Cambridge, 19–20 June 2023
Keynote speakers: Lynette Russell (Monash University) and Michael T. Carson (University of Guam)
Pittsburgh 2023: ENERGIES
32nd Annual WHA Conference
June 22-24, 2023
We are pleased to announce that our edited volume Cultural Mobilities between Africa and the Caribbean, which was published by Routledge last year, has just been made open access. You can take a look at it and read it here:
Dear Colleagues,
I hope the Gregorian New Year is commencing well for you & yours. If anyone is interested in forming a panel on 'Religion in World History' for the WHA 2023 Annual Conference in Pittsburgh this year (June 22-24, 2023), send along a brief proposed title and abstract (c. 50-100 words) and we'll see what what we can pull together. Please send the proposals to me directly at my email (rc.weller@wsu.edu) by Sun, Jan 15. Two points to bear in mind:
Please join British, Irish and Empire Studies at the University of Texas at Austin on Tuesday, December 6, at noon CST, 6 p.m. GMT, for the final session of our virtual series, “Eat, Drink and Be Merry?
