Caribbean Connections – Panel Discussion
Authors: Charlotte Carrington-Farmer, Roger Williams University; Casey Schmitt, Cornell University
Comment: Ryan Quintana, Wellesley College
Tuesday 1 December
5:15 PM
Virtual Event - hosted by the Massachusetts Historical Society
Call for Papers
Southern Cultures: The Abolitionist South
Guest Editors: T. Dionne Bailey (Colgate) and Garrett Felber (University of Mississippi)
OPEN CALL FOR BOOK PROPOSALS
Governing Intimacies in the Global South
On November 6-7, Kyushu University Border Studies will host an international conference on 'Contesting Memorial Spaces in the Asia-Pacific'.
Across the two days, the conference features eight panels examining the temporality and territoriality of memory, explorations of official and marginalized memorials, new spaces of mnemonic performance, and national and transnational memorial networks. It will also host two plenary roundtables, discussing tangible and intangible heritage practices, and the affective power of territorial disputes.
Society for the History of Discoveries 60th Anniversary Conference
Dear H-HistGeog members,
We are putting together a panel proposal on envirotech histories for the European Society for Environmental History (ESEH) 2021 conference in Bristol in July 2021.
With the usual apologies for any cross-posting.
The final piece of the jigsaw puzzle has been slotted into place regarding the provenance of the language and writing system for Iberian manuscript MS408. A new paper, titled 'Reintroducing a vanished Romance language' is available here: https://www.academia.edu/44261539/Reintroducing_a_vanished_Romance_language
Call for Papers
Southern Cultures: The Abolitionist South
LONDON GROUP OF HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHERS
Seminar Programme, Autumn 2020
RE-ENCOUNTERS
The autumn seminar programme of the LGHG will be held entirely online using the Zoom videoconferencing platform. To receive the joining instructions, which will be emailed 24 hours in advance of the seminar, please register using the relevant links below.
6 October 2020, 5:30 p.m. BST
Dominik Hünniger (University of Hamburg)
