PRESS RELEASE
Toronto, March 22, 2019
Acta Poloniae Historia kindly invites to contribute to the thematic issue on
"Local elites in the Habsburg monarchy after 1868"
Jim C. Harper, II, Chair, Department of History, North Carolina Central University
Angela Thompson, President of the North Carolina Association of Historians, East Carolina University
We would like to draw your attention to the call for applications for the 2019 UCSIA Summer School “Religion, Culture and Society: Entanglement and Confrontation”.
INDIGENOUS STUDIES AREA CFP
CALL FOR PAPERS
Special Edited Collection
1.5 GENERATION KOREAN IMMIGRANTS ACROSS THE WORLD
Deadline for submission: April 19, 2019
The Southern Jewish Historical Society will host its 44th annual conference from October 24-27 in Charlottesville, Virginia. The conference theme is “Jews, Race, and Public Memory.”
We are pleased to announce that we are accepting applications for the Grant-in-Aid Award. This award supports travel to the Immigration History Research Center Archives in order to use our collections.
The journal Annales Universitatis Apulensis. Series Historica, a publication indexed by Scopus, Central and Eastern European Online Library (CEEOL), EBSCO and ERIH PLUS, recognised by the Romanian National Research Council, invites you to collaborate with studies to our number 23/I 2019, entitled:
Conference Synopsis
Researchers, analysts, and policy makers have been trying to find out whether there is a correlation between violent conflict and economic growth. A new study shows evidence of global economic impact of violence and conflict and provides an empirical basis for understanding the economic benefits resulting from improvements in peace (Institute for Economics and Peace, 2018). Other research findings suggest that religious freedom is linked to economic growth (Grim, Clark & Snyder, 2014).
