BLOG: Debating Human Rights and Decolonization
Debating Human Rights and Decolonization
Discussions
CFC: Multiethnic Southeast Asia and Social Media: Identity, Ethnicity, Community and Migration
EXTENDED DEADLINE
CALL FOR CHAPTER PROPOSALS
Multiethnic Southeast Asia and Social Media: Identity, Ethnicity, Community and Migration
Projected to be published by Anthem Press
Introduction
ANN: ‘Empires in Perspective’ book series with Pickering & Chatto
As the Commissioning Editor for history at Pickering & Chatto Publishers, I am delighted to announce our monograph series ‘Empires in Perspective’ (series editor: Durba Ghosh, Cornell University). You can read more about the series and peruse the list of titles on our website at http://www.pickeringchatto.com/empires
Professor Wendy Doniger's statement regarding withdrawing of her book by Penguin India
[cross-post from] H-ASIA
February 12, 2014
Professor Wendy Doniger's statement regarding withdrawing of her book by Penguin India (x-post Indology)
TOC: World History Connected Volume 11, Number 1
The Editors of World History Connected welcome you to the February
2014 issue online now at
http://www.worldhistoryconnected.org/
EDITOR'S MESSAGE
BLOG: Curating an Image of Lagos
Members of the list may be interested in Nara Improta's recent post to Africa in Words, discussing her research into colonial exhibitions.
CFP: Early Modern Empires and Dissenting Religious Groups (AHA 2015, New York)
Dear H-Empire subscribers (with sincere apologies for cross-posting),
A colleague and I are trying to put together a panel for the AHA meeting in New York next year based around our mutual research interests. We intend the panel to explore examples of historical interaction between early modern empires and dissenting religious groups. Specifically, we are interested in how empires used or abused religious groups to pursue their own imperial goals, and how dissenting groups in turn adapted imperial patronage or persecution to toward their own ends.
Call for syllabi (update)
After our move to the Commons, I invited members to submit their relevant syllabi for posting on our Syllabi and Teaching Resources page. I have since learned that, in order for subscribers to contribute such materials, I must assign them "contributor" status on the network.
ANN: The Late Ottoman and Russian Empires (NEH Summer Seminar)
We invite applications to a National Endowment of the Humanities Summer Seminar for College and University Teachers, The Ottoman and Russian Empires: Citizenship, Belonging and Difference, to be held at George Washington University, June 9-27, 2014. The seminar is open to fourteen NEH Summer Scholars, teachers of US undergraduate students, drawn from different disciplines and two full-time graduate students. Deadline for applications is March 4, 2014.
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