Atlantic History / Studies

Scholars based at institutions outside the United States and independent scholars based outside the US are encourged to apply for this year's annual Shelley Fisher Fishkin Prize for International Scholarship in Transnational American Studies. To apply, email a copy of an article or book excerpt published in the last three years together with a CV and abstract. Entries will be adjudicated by Keith P. Feldman (Ethnic Studies, UC Berkeley). 

Society for the History of Discoveries:  STUDNT ESSAY PRIZE

EXTENDED DEADLINE:  MAY 31, 2020

I am interested in forming a panel on transnational abolitionism (broadly defined) for American Historical Association's annual conference in New Orleans in January 2022. The deadline to submit a proposal will be sometime in February 2021, so I want to get an early start. I have a paper idea on British and American abolitionists relationship during the early to mid 1800s. I am open to any papers on transnational abolitionism that could be combined to form an interesting panel.

The New Netherland Research Center (NNRC), a joint endeavor of the New Netherland Institute (NNI) and the Office of Cultural Education, New York State Education Department (NYSED/OCE) announces the NNRC Student Scholar in Residence Res

The Latin American and Caribbean Section of the Southern Historical Association (SHA-LACS) is pleased to announce that submissions are being accepted for several prizes, as outlined below. All applicants must be members of LACS.

World History Connected is a 14-year-old aff

Society for the History of Discoveries:  STUDNT ESSAY PRIZE

SUBMISSION DEADLINE:  15 May of each year

Coming some three years after the death of the Nobel-prizewinning poet, playwright, painter and teacher, a book is planned as a tribute to Derek Walcott (1930-2017). The editors welcome all forms of tribute - critical essays, memoirs and creative work of all kinds - addressing any aspect of Derek Walcott's life and work. 

CFP:

7^th Summer Academy of Atlantic History