IPPMSN

International Postgraduate Port & Maritime Studies Network
Conference: Cultra Manor House, Belfast, 27-28 February 2020
Cfp: 15 Nov 2019
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The next #ippmsn conference sets sail to Belfast at the @FolkTransport museum on 27-28 February 2020. #CFP starting now! Apply now! More information on https://t.co/zsqFLk5TMR #maritime #history

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One day left to get your abstracts in for our digital conference on 25 August 2021. Details can be found here: https://t.co/DOZozs0BqK

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@MaritimeMuseums Hi @MaritimeMuseums , the text is available on our website, https://t.co/DOZozs0BqK. Thanks!

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Call for Papers: This year the IPPMSN annual conference will be held online on 25 August 2021. We are looking for submissions from emerging maritime scholars. Please feel free to circulate.

[David Wilson @davidwilsonhist]

Opportunity to join Strathclyde for those working in race / migration or post-colonial studies. Open to various disciplines in the humanities - see below 👇

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#maritime historians, can someone help out?

[Dr Mark Shearwood FHEA 🇺🇦 @shearwood_mark]

A random question to all #twitterstorians, does anyone know if any work has been done on seventeenth century fishing vessel names. I have come across a list of permits for the tight to fish authorised by William and Mary in 1689 and found them interesting @UkNatArchives

[Josephine Hoegaerts @Singingarchives]

4 postdoc positions in an amazing project, based in Berlin, and with one of my favourite historians. Cannot recommend the sardonic company of PI Henning Trueper highly enough. #twitterstorians https://t.co/jbmT53cqBb

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On behalf of all at IPPMSN we would like to extend our deepest condolences to the family of John McCoy, who sadly passed away yesterday. John made valuable contributions to our network and conferences and his presence will be sorely missed.
Scott and Christin

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IPPMSN Founder @siobhanhearne's book is available here! Congratulations!

[Siobhán Hearne @siobhanhearne]

Eek. My book is now on the @OUPHistory website, so it must be real: https://t.co/tXhgnUNgjN

[David Wilson @davidwilsonhist]

Afternoon reading - an outstanding book. Excited to say that Joshua Reid will be 1 of 3 speakers at a webinar I'm organising on 11 June - "Customary Laws of the Sea and the Legacy of Colonisation" - as part of @OneOceanHub's events during UN World Oceans Week. More to follow...

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@NLNatArchief If someone wants to exchange research between den Haag and Stockholm

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It was a pleasure to have you (and your knowledge) at our conference. Also, in the name of our attendees, thank you so much again for the generous bursaries.

[Ester Zoomer @esterzoomer]

Already missing the wonderful @ippmsn #maritimehistory conference in Belfast: great papers, location, and organization, what more can you hope for? Many thanks to Scott and Christin!

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That was it! #ippmsn 2020 with amazing speakers and papers and a great academic community! We, @ScottCarballo and @christin_si thank you all and especially @ablett_clare and @CultraManor and @FolkTransport

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Cameron Stewart talking about a topic which is close to all our hearts :#Coffee 'Europe's coffee trade and the Central powers 1914-1918"

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Morgan Breene bringing us on the technological side of #maritime history with her talk "Admire Adaptation Vs Superior Science: The Royal Navy and indigenous Watercraft, 1780-1830," #ippmsn