Thank you @RanaForoohar and participants in the #BeyondNeoliberalism conference for such a stimulating series or discussions across three days. Stay tuned for more clips and posts from the conference.
The new _Home Front Studies_ issue is coming soon! Get ready for @CalebWoodall22’s absorbing account of the masculinized #WWII-era politics that constantly hindered conscientious objectors’ good-faith efforts to provide relief in dangerous locales. A must read for peace scholars.
💬 We’re excited to announce the BAAS Postgraduate Symposium 2024 - “This is America”: Reimagined Pasts and Speculative Futures.
It will take place on Thursday 14th November at University of Sussex, Brighton, & Online.
A belated thank you to @rubensteinlib for a brief but fruitful visit a couple weeks ago (and for their amazing scanner) - so lucky to have one of my archives in my hometown 💙
We invite graduate students, early career historians, and scholars in adjacent fields to submit an abstract for our annual conference, "Colonialism, Conflict & Commemoration."
🚨 Tell your friends and colleagues 🚨
📷 More information on our website: https://t.co/ndw14GBeIy
Attention to all PhD students covering any aspect of the US! On 26-28 June 2024, the RIAS is hosting an international PhD seminar, giving candidates the chance to present their projects and exchange ideas.
Check out our website for more information: https://t.co/PwZQsyHN3u
New job alert!
We're hiring a permanent (read: tenure track) US historian post-1865. @durham_uni is a special place, with a great History Dept. (@durham_history), sharp and driven students, and a large and collegial(!) group of US historians.
See below:
https://t.co/kcYITtOwZD
🚨 Term Card 🚨
We're excited to announce out term card for our upcoming sessions for this term! Zoom info has been sent out to the mailing list (drop us a line if you'd like to be added to the list) - looking forward to meeting with you all soon! 💫
The podcast is back! @lewisdefrates joins us to discuss the repatriation of Americans in Europe on the eve, and following the outbreak, of WWI.
Expect weekly episodes joined to this term's rich and varied programme of seminars.
https://t.co/tjrAFXSBd2
On Monday 23 October, Professor Matthew Connelly will lead the 2nd session of the Seminar Series on North American History, organized in cooperation with @sciencespo
He will share insights on the history and future of state secrecy in the US.
https://t.co/WM9zG5EY2d