USAbroad invites public history or public history-related contributions investigating US compelling past(s), heritage, memories and socio-economic fractures. Given the interdisciplinary nature of the field, which benefits from the integration of various research areas and communication methods, contributions may draw from, but are not limited to, the following research areas related to American history.
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The workshop aims to explore the generative capacities of violence, in particularly if and how it transforms space and time in the city.
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The Eugene biennial will highlight how the Pacific Rim and the West are significant for Early American Studies.
Read More “15/08/2018 – CFP: The Society of Early Americanists Eleventh Biennial Conference” »