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Twice a year, the German Historical Institute awards Karl-Ferdinand-Werner scholarships to help historians carry out research in Paris. In addition to individual research in libraries and archives in and around Paris, the program can also be used to encourage Franco-German scientific cooperation (large-scale project design, research networking, etc.).
Announcement Calenda 1125518
Announcement Calenda 1125121
The Comité de Liaison des Associations Dix-neuviémistes (CL 19) has created an annual prize designed to crown a doctoral thesis or postgraduate dissertation on the 19th century (1789-1914). The prize was awarded for the first time in 2016, in the spirit of CL 19, which brings together learned societies, research groups, museums, libraries and cultural institutions concerned with the study of the 19th century.
Award conditions (abstracts)
Announcement Calenda 1121294
Since 2005, a prize has been awarded for a thesis in the social and human sciences on the history of the slave trade, slavery and its abolition during the colonial era, or on its consequences in today's world. Created by the Comité national pour la mémoire de l'esclavage, since 2020 this prize has been awarded by the Fondation pour la mémoire de l'esclavage, on the decision of a jury made up of members of the foundation's Scientific Council.
Summary of the scheme for 2024
Announcement Calenda 1124939
The Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB) is recruiting one postdoctoral researcher to work under the supervision of Prof. Jacques Wels on the NegHealth project funded by the National Scientific Fund (FNRS-MIS). The core purpose of the PhD programme will be to address the association between workers' trajectories of union membership and mental and physical health throughout the lifecourse using a set of UK-based and international (Japan, US, Korea and Germany) longitudinal datasets.
Announcement Calenda 1124939
The Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB) is recruiting one postdoctoral researcher to work under the supervision of Prof. Jacques Wels on the NegHealth project funded by the National Scientific Fund (FNRS-MIS). The core purpose of the PhD programme will be to address the association between workers' trajectories of union membership and mental and physical health throughout the lifecourse using a set of UK-based and international (Japan, US, Korea and Germany) longitudinal datasets.
Announcement Calenda 1123014
Announcement Calenda 1033883)
Permanent call for thematic dossiers and articles for the "Varia" section of the magazine Genre en séries is a multi-disciplinary peer-reviewed journal devoted to gendered and, more broadly, cultural approaches to media productions. Qualifying under section CNU 71, it has a distribution contract with Presses universitaires de Bordeaux, and is a member of the OpenEdition Journals bouquet.
