CFP: The Problem of Piracy II: An Interdisciplinary Conference on Plunder by Sea across the World from the Ancient to the Modern
4-6 August 2021, Online Conference The study of piracy brings with it several interpretational problems and questions. As a global phenomenon that has lasted millennia, even defining piracy historically is difficult. Its meaning depended on distinctive legal and customary perceptions...
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Religion and Politics in the United States
International Conference(Zoom sessions:2 days/Virtual platform:5 days) From H-Net, March 8 2021 Organizing Committee Dr. Paulina Napierała Dr. Konstantinos D. Karatzas Thematic Approach GIRES, the Global Institute for Research, Education & Scholarship creates a welcoming space for discussion and exploration of the complicated...
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CFP Territories of Diplomacy: The Anglo-American World and International Relations in the 17th and 18th centuries
Date: 21-22 January 2022, Toulouse, France. Proposals in French or English (300-500 words and a short CV) should be sent to diploseaa1718@gmail.com by 15 May 2021. Acceptance notifications will be sent out by 30th June. Papers will be given via videoconference if delegates...
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CFPs The Meaning of Independence
October 21-22, 2021, APS, Philadelphia As the United States nears the 250th anniversary of its Declaration of Independence, the David Center for the American Revolution at the American Philosophical Society is organizing an international conference on “The Meanings of Independence,” to be...
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Seeking panelists for AHA 2022: “Slavery and Sexual Economies in the Atlantic World”
From H-Atlantic, March 1, 2021 We are seeking to put a panel together for the 2022 AHA on the sexual economy of slavery in the Atlantic World (broadly construed) from the sixteenth to the nineteenth centuries. Currently, one paper will analyze...
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