CFP (workshop)

Call for Papers

The Independent Journal of Burmese Scholarship announces a Workshop/Conference on the Theme:

Religious and Cultural Inclusion and Exclusion in Myanmar History

In view of the traumatic political events of the past year, we anticipate that a substantial number of papers will examine Islam and the Rohingya issue. We emphasize, however, that we welcome papers that examine other ethnic and religious groups that fall within this theme.

25 - 27 February 2019

Centre on Constitutional Change, University of Edinburgh

Chairs:

Dr Daniel Cetrà, Centre on Constitutional Change, University of Aberdeen

Dr Coree Brown Swan, Centre on Constitutional Change, University of Edinburgh

Professor Alain-G. Gagnon, Université du Québec à Montréal

Programme description:

Great subject, but wild horses could not get me to attend a conference in Israel. Is there no connection between concern with urban social movements and settler colonialism?

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Call for Papers for the International Workshop
Labour Market Liberalisation after the Lehman Crisis: France, Germany and Japan in Comparative Perspective

27/28 January 2019

A 2-Day Workshop on the History of Urban Struggle and Urban Social Movements

Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel

We are pleased to invite proposals for the Michaelmas term session of next year’s LSE International History Research Seminar (HY509).

The seminar welcomes presentations on any aspect of – or approach to – international, global and world history, broadly defined, with a focus on the eighteenth, nineteenth, and twentieth centuries. The seminar is an ideal environment to present research at an early stage and meet LSE faculty members and other graduate students.

Annual Meeting of the Southwest Seminar on Colonial Latin America

Hosted by Utah Valley University, Orem, Utah

Heber City, Utah

November 1-3, 2018

New Colonialisms in Latin America

Call for Proposals

Borderlands and Latino/a Studies Seminar

The Newberry Library 

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