European History / Studies

CFP Journal of Gods and Monsters Upcoming Special Issues

The Journal of Gods and Monsters is a peer-reviewed, open access journal that seeks to explore the connections between the sacred and the monstrous. “Religion” can refer to the world’s religious traditions or to ideas that are religious in a substantive sense, such as God, demons, or death and the afterlife.   However, the journal will also consider articles that explore the “religious” dimension of culture in a functional sense as relating to values, myths, and rituals.

Apologies for Cross-Posting. This is a CFP for SAMLA 2202 on The "Lost" Lost Generation. 

THE "LOST" LOST GENERATION 

Dear all,

Our next Scholars in Progress session will take place on Thursday, 26 May from 3-4 pm EST/8-9 pm BST in this zoom room. We will be discussing and offering feedback on Vanessa K. Iacocca 's paper "James Macpherson’s Ossian: A New Model for Political Dialogue.”  To receive a copy of the paper to read before the session, please email ncsagradcaucus@gmail.com.

Abortion, contraception and family building practices

across the First Demographic Transition:

We are pleased to announce the 1st LSE Department of International History Student Conference, which will happen both in-person and online on June 17-18, 2022. 

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New oral history collection now open for research: 'Final Account – Third Reich Testimonies'

For an edited volume Becoming Ottoman. Converts, Renegades and Identity in Early Modern and Modern Context which has been accepted for publication by I.B. Tauris we are seeking additional contributions on the early modern period (16th-18th centuries).

Event in German

Christine G. Krüger: "Die Scylla und Charybdis der socialen Frage". Urbane Sicherheits-entwürfe in Hamburg und London (1880-1900), Bonn: Dietz-Verlag 2022.