Events

New events

CFP: 59th Annual Midwest Conference on British Studies
1 day | Toronto, Ontario, CA
The Third Home Rule Crisis: Centenary Perspectives
4 days | Oxford, UK
Health and Welfare in the Archives
4 days | Belfast, UK
God and the Enlightenment
5 days | Athens, Ohio, US
History, genre, narrative: newspapers and the construction of the twentieth century
5 days | Sheffield, UK

Forthcoming events

Political History Network Seminar (University of Reading)
15 Feb | Reading, UK
Crisis: Interruptions, Reactions and Continuities in Central and Eastern Europe. The 11th International Postgraduate Conference on Central and Eastern Europe
15 Feb | London, UK
CFP: Political History Network 2012 Seminar Series
15 Feb | Reading, UK
Teaching pre-modern history: e-learning challenges and opportunities
17 Feb | London, UK
Fools and Folly in Early Modern Europe
18 Feb | Alton, UK
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New calls for papers

CFP: 59th Annual Midwest Conference on British Studies
Submit by 1 Apr 2012 - details
Health and Welfare in the Archives
Submit by 23 Mar 2012 - details
God and the Enlightenment
Submit by 9 Mar 2012
History, genre, narrative: newspapers and the construction of the twentieth century
Submit by 30 Apr 2012 - details
Branching Out: Botany and the Sculptural Object
Submit by 2 Apr 2012 - details

Forthcoming CFP deadlines

History of Women in the Americas
23 min 56 sec ago - details
British Group in Early American History Annual Meeting: 'Joining People, Joining Places'
23 hours 36 min from now
The 1898 Law on Workplace Accidents and the Pricing of Bodies in Europe
23 hours 36 min from now - details
Conflict in Memory: Interpersonal and Intergenerational Remembering of War, Conflict and Transition
23 hours 36 min from now - details
Innovation before the Modern: Cloth and Clothing in the Early Modern World
23 hours 36 min from now - details
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