Call for
Papers The European History Section of the Southern Historical
Association invites proposals for individual papers and complete panels for
presentation at its annual meeting in Mobile, Alabama, November 1-4, 2012.
Papers on any aspect of European history, covering any time period, are
welcome. The program committee especially encourages proposals involving
comparative history, such as Europe and the Americas, Europe and Africa, or
Europe and Asia.
Panels should
consist of two or three papers, a commentator, and a chair. Doctoral students,
as well as faculty members and independent scholars are welcome to submit
individual papers or panels. A panel should not consist exclusively of graduate
students and should avoid having doctoral advisors serve as commentators if
their graduate students are on the same panel. All papers read are eligible for
the Parker/ Schmitt/Simpson award. For more information about the award or
about the European History Section of the SHA, go to:
Submissions should include a one-page description of each paper and a
short (1-2 page) c.v. of each panelist. In the case of panels, please include
the title of the panel and a short description of the topic and its rationale
as a panel and indicate the name of the panel organizer. Proposals must be received by
October 14, 2011. Panelists must be current members of the EHS at the time of
the Conference of 2012.Please check the web (see above) for the
membership form.
Mail to:
Dr. Andrew Keitt, Chair
EHS Program Committee
Department of History and Anthropology
University of Alabama Birmingham
HHB 360
1530 3rd Ave. S
Birmingham AL 35294-1152
Phone: 205-934-7083
The 10th International Holocaust Studies Conference at Middle Tennessee State University
Global Perspectives on the Holocaust October 19-22, 2011 Individual papers or panels by researchers, faculty members, independent scholars and advanced graduate students on all aspects of Holocaust and genocide studies will be considered, but those connected to the conference topics are especially solicited.
Featured Topics: •The Holocaust in Europe, Asia, Africa, South America, North America and Australia •Women and Children in the Holocaust •Life in the Shanghai, Warsaw and other ghettos •Rescue—Individuals and Organizations: Sugihara, Wallenberg, HIAS. Fry and others •The Holocaust: Race, Class, and Gender •Genocides Past and Present •Unrecorded Voices: Romany, Gays, Religious and Political Opponents, POWS, etc. •The Present and Future of Holocaust Education
Please send a one-page individual paper or panel proposal and a vita of no more than 200 words to the address below. Panels should consist of 2-3 presenters and a moderator and must include an abstract and a vita for each presenter.
The deadline for all submissions is April 18, 2011.
Paper/panel decisions will be made by May 15, 2011
Dr. Nancy Rupprecht, Conference Co-Chair Dept. of History, Box 23 Middle Tennessee State University Murfreesboro, TN 37132 USA
Gerhard L. Weinberg, first featured speaker, will be speaking on “Global Perspectives on the Holocaust,” and the second featured speaker is philosopher Lawrence M. Thomas who will lecture on “American Slavery and the Holocaust.”On Saturday (October 22, 2011) there will be a workshop for the school teachers.
The European History Section of the Southern HistoricalAssociation invites proposals for individual papers and complete panels forpresentation at its annual meeting in Baltimore, Maryland, October 27-30, 2011.
Papers on any aspect of European history, covering any time period, are welcome. The program committee especially encourages proposals involving comparative history, such as Europe and the Americas, Europe and Africa, or Europe and Asia.
Panels should consist of two or three papers, a commentator, and achair. Graduate students, as well as faculty members and independent scholars are welcome to submit individual papers or panels. A panel should not consist exclusively of graduate students and should avoid having doctoral advisors serve as commentators if their graduate students are on the same panel. All papers read are eligible for the Parker/Schmitt/Simpson award. Submissions should include a one-page description of each paper and a short (1-2 page) c.v. of each panelist. In the case of panels, please include the title of the panel and a short description of the topic and its rationaleas a panel and indicate the name of the panel organizer.
Dr. Rebecca Boehling, Chair EHS Program Committee Department of History 1000 Hilltop Circle University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC) Baltimore, MD 21250
