CFP – The Oxford Handbook of Modern Transimperial History
Chères et chers collègues, Vous trouverez ci-dessous un appel à contribution concernant plusieurs chapitres du Oxford Handbook of Modern Transimperial History, actuellement en préparation. Bien cordialement, Damiano Matasci
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Dear colleagues, We are looking for advanced junior, mid-career, and senior historians interested in contributing a chapter to a volume we are co-editing, The Oxford Handbook of Modern Transimperial History, which is a balanced, big-picture overview focused on the later 1700s to the mid-1900s.
Building on their (also geographical) area of expertise, contributors offer a broad synthesis of their respective topic that can provide generalists with a useful introduction and serve as a benchmark for specialists.
Chapters draw on some primary and on secondary sources from as many languages as possible, and are 9,000 words long, including both footnotes and a short final bibliography.
We are looking for historians interested in writing the following chapters:
Nomadic empires Borderlands Oceans Sexuality Diaspora Slavery Law Liberalism Trade Literature If you are interested, pl. send a 500-1000 word long outline to cyrus.schayegh@graduateinstitute.ch <mailto:cyrus.schayegh@graduateinstitute.ch> by 23 September 2024.
The outline should not be a general note. Rather, it needs to concretely summarize all specific parts of your chapter.
We will notify you by 1 October whether your proposal has been accepted.
The deadline for draft 1 is 31 August 2025; will immediately give you feedback; and will need the second, final draft by 30 November 2025.
Please contact cyrus.schayegh@graduateinstitute.ch <mailto:cyrus.schayegh@graduateinstitute.ch> with any question you may have.
The editorial team:
Cyrus Schayegh (Geneva Graduate Institute), Daniel Hedinger (Universität Leipzig), Nadin Heé (Universität Leipzig), Damiano Matasci (Université de Genève), and Shellen Wu (Lehigh University)
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Dear colleagues, We are looking for advanced junior, mid-career, and senior historians interested in contributing a chapter to a volume we are co-editing, The Oxford Handbook of Modern Transimperial History, which is a balanced, big-picture overview focused on the later 1700s to the mid-1900s.
Building on their (also geographical) area of expertise, contributors offer a broad synthesis of their respective topic that can provide generalists with a useful introduction and serve as a benchmark for specialists.
Chapters draw on some primary and on secondary sources from as many languages as possible, and are 9,000 words long, including both footnotes and a short final bibliography.
We are looking for historians interested in writing the following chapters:
Nomadic empires Borderlands Oceans Sexuality Diaspora Slavery Law Liberalism Trade Literature If you are interested, pl. send a 500-1000 word long outline to cyrus.schayegh@graduateinstitute.ch <mailto:cyrus.schayegh@graduateinstitute.ch> by 23 September 2024.
The outline should not be a general note. Rather, it needs to concretely summarize all specific parts of your chapter.
We will notify you by 1 October whether your proposal has been accepted.
The deadline for draft 1 is 31 August 2025; will immediately give you feedback; and will need the second, final draft by 30 November 2025.
Please contact cyrus.schayegh@graduateinstitute.ch <mailto:cyrus.schayegh@graduateinstitute.ch> with any question you may have.
The editorial team:
Cyrus Schayegh (Geneva Graduate Institute), Daniel Hedinger (Universität Leipzig), Nadin Heé (Universität Leipzig), Damiano Matasci (Université de Genève), and Shellen Wu (Lehigh University)
———————————— Damiano Matasci Senior Research Associate Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences University of Geneva SNSF Project Decentering the Sciences of Childhood <degesud.hypotheses.org/> Co-editor-in-chief of Histoire de l’éducation <journals.openedition.org/histoire-education/> Personal Website: www.dmatasci.org <www.dmatasci.org/>
Dernier ouvrage/Last book: Internationaliser l’éducation. La France, l’UNESCO et la fin des empires coloniaux en Afrique (1945-1961), Presses universitaires du Septentrion, 2023. www.septentrion.com/fr/livre/?GCOI=27574100324310