Panel “Global Connections in Socialist Maritime History”
10-12 September 2025, Växjö (Sweden)
We invite paper proposals for a double panel on global connections in socialist maritime history at the VIII European Congress of World History. The congress takes place on 10-12.09.2025 at Linnaeus University in Växjö (Sweden). The panel has been accepted for the congress program. Please send your proposal to: SocMarHist@lrz.uni-muenchen.de
(Post-)Socialist Internationalism: Witnessing, Theorizing, and (Re-)Crafting International Relations of the Global East
25-28 August 2025, Conference in Bologna (Italy)
Dear colleagues,
we are excited to invite your contributions to our section at the Annula Conference of the European International Studies Association 2025 in Bologna:
"(Post-)Socialist Internationalism: Witnessing, Theorizing, and (Re-)Crafting International Relations of the Global East."
Best regards,
Maria Ketzmerick-Calandrino & Luis Aue
Dynamics of Property Change in Eastern Europe: Land Reforms, Expropriations and Restitutions in Political, Economic, Ecological, and Social Transformation Processes
Conference in Herne (Germany), 16-17 October 2025
The DGO Annual Conference aims to discuss the dynamics of property relations from a historical perspective, considering their long-term consequences and adopting a comparative approach, beyond the narrower legal and economic history. It seeks to address this research gap and invites approximately 15 speakers, who may also contribute to a subsequent joint publication.
Wenn der Tag zu Ende geht. Nachtarbeit seit dem 19. Jahrhundert (German)
Conference in Bielefeld (Germany), 24-25 November 2025
Historical Perspectives on Infant Care and Child Education. Emmi Pikler, Infant Homes, and the Politics of Child Welfare in 20th Century Hungary
Conference in Budapest, 6-8 October 2025
2025 Pennsylvania Historical Association Annual Meeting: Rights, Reform, and Protest in the Mid-Atlantic
The Program Committee is excited to announce an extension of the deadline to May 15, 2025, as we work to gather a vibrant collection of panels and papers for what is shaping up to be an exceptional conference experience. We are thrilled about the outstanding guest speakers and the enriching local history programs that will be available to our attendees.
Feminist Utopias at Work. Reorganise, Redefine, Abolish.
University of Strasbourg, France; 6-7 November 2025
Keynote speakers:
Prof. Jessica Gordon Nembhard (CUNY, New York City), author of Collective Courage: A History of African American Cooperative Economic Thought and Practice, (Philadelphia: Pennsylvania University Press, 2014).