CfP: Migrant Work beyond Categorization: Migrants and Refugees at Work in the 20th-Century East Central Europe
Masaryk Institute and Archives, Czech Academy of Sciences in Prague/Czech Republic, 19-20 November 2025
CfP: Climate Havens: Humanistic Perspectives on Resilience, Migration, and Resources Symposium
University of Rochester/United States, 16-17 April 2026
We invite papers and forums/conversations proposals for the symposium Climate Havens: Humanistic Perspectives on Resilience, Migration, Community, and Resources from scholars in the humanities and humanistic social sciences.
CfP: Resistance and Resilience: Resource Extraction, Arms Trade, and Militarism in Africa and the Global South
New York African Studies Association (NYASA): An Association for the Study of Africa and its Diaspora; The Center for Gender and Intercultural Studies (CGIS), State University of New York, Cortland, Cortland, 6-9 November 2025
African Voices in Global Intellectual History
Konstanz/Germany
The Halted March of the European Left. The Working Class in Britain, France, and Italy, 1968–1989
by Matt Myers
Oxford University Press, 2025
The Role of Public History Within and Outside the United States: Critical Reflections
We are pleased to announce that the 8th issue of the journal USAbroad – Journal of American History and Politics, “The Role of Public History Within and Outside the United States: Critical Reflections”, can be downloaded for free at the following address: https://usabroad.unibo.it/issue/view/1372
Modern challenges in decolonial historical research between the Nordics and Southern Africa
Journal Ennen ja nyt seeks papers in three categories: Research Papers, Reflections and Essays, and Reviews for upcoming thematic issue about challenges in historical research between the Nordics and Southern African states, which is to be published in Autumn 2026. The guest editor of the issue is Jerkko Holmi (javhol@utu.fi).
CfP: Working group Arctic and Indigenous Labour, ELHN Conference 2026
The EHLN working group, Arctic and Indigenous Labour, aims to bring together scholars interested in the historiography of Indigenous labour in settler colonies, both within and outside Europe.