Historian studying girls’ migration, labor, and culture in the British Empire. My book is Empire's daughters: Girlhood, whiteness, and the colonial project.
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I’m very grateful to @OSULibrary and the Ohio State Open Access Monograph Initiative for making it possible for Empire's daughters to be available open access: doi.org/10.7765/978152616352…
I wrote my first paper about girlhood in the British Empire in 2009. Over the last 15 years, the seeds of those initial ideas have grown into my book, Empire’s daughters, which is officially published today with @ManchesterUP manchesteruniversitypress.co…
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We publish EMPIRE'S DAUGHTERS: Girlhood, whiteness and the colonial project by @eadillenburg this September
Read Elizabeth's essay on similar themes from 2022 below for a taste of her new book ⬇️
New resource for #WorldHistoryTeachers about exploring empire through the lens of childhood and gender, created for World History Commons by @eadillenburg worldhistorycommons.org/long…
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Elizabeth Dillenburg @eadillenburg reviews Brian Rouleau’s Empire's Nursery: Children's Literature and the Origins of the American Century. Check it out now: cambridge.org/core/journals/… @ISCHE_org #histed #twitterstorians
We are looking for submissions for the Central Europe Yearbook! Please keep the journal in mind if you have great student papers and projects.
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Excited that this essay I wrote about childhood, gender, and empire is now online. Thanks to @natesleeter and @worldhistcommon for the opportunity and their help. #histchild
New resource for #WorldHistoryTeachers about exploring empire through the lens of childhood and gender, created for World History Commons by @eadillenburg worldhistorycommons.org/long…
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Today my students will talk refugee camps in Britain with Jordanna Bailkin, what a treat!
2 points worth emphasizing: 1) yes, there were refugee camps in Britain, which also included British citizens; 2) if you plan for a refugee crisis, you may end up avoiding a refugee crisis.
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Seeking #histchild abstracts for @socscihist "Reverberations of Empire" conference in November 2022 (deadline is 16 February).
Please RT widely! @shcyhome @childhoodruc @histchild @table_childrens @HistChildOxford
cc @CathAEllis @drswietlicki
CFP: The Childhood and Youth Network of the Social Science History Association “Reverberations of Empire: Histories, Legacies & Lineages”
Dates: 17-20 Nov 2022
Location: Chicago, IL, USA
Deadline for proposals: 16 Feb 2022
SSHA website: ssha.org.
#IRSCL #CFP
ALT Call for papers for The Childhood and Youth Network of the Social Science History Association “Reverberations of Empire: Histories, Legacies & Lineages”. For an accessibility copy, please email Mateusz Świetlicki: [email protected]
Excited that the volume I co-edited with @DrewBThomas and Howard Louthan on print culture in Central Europe is finally in print!
The book features a wide range of interesting chapters by 25 authors from over a dozen countries: brill.com/view/title/59642
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Consider Girls' History and Culture Network Call for Content - Autumn 2021: mailchi.mp/13aa99648d47/ghcn…
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We are hiring!
The Seth Andre Myers Professorship in Global Military History at the assist. professor level. All geographical and chronological fields, except North America & Europe.
Please share widely & come work in a collegial, supportive department.
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Tune in to our latest episode: a discussion on the recently published book, Children and Youth as Subjects, Objects, Agents: Innovative Approaches to Research Across Space and Time, co-edited by Deborah Levinson, Mary Jo Maynes, and Frances Vavrus: theccysc.com/podcast
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Black GI Children in Post-World War II Europe networks.h-net.org/node/1873…
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Check out Girls' History and Culture Network News for Spring/Autumn 2021: mailchi.mp/615c6da83cc1/ghcn…
Looking forward to being a part of this interesting conversation tomorrow.
Deadline for submissions to the Childhood and Youth Network of the Social Science History Association tomorrow!
CFP: Childhood and Youth Network of the Social Science History Association--Deadline March 16th #histchild @socscihist
CFP: Childhood and Youth Network of the Social Science History Association--Deadline March 16th #histchild @socscihist
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SSHA is now accepting paper and session submissions for the 2021 Annual Conference. Please visit our submission portal ssha2021.ssha.org to submit a paper or session proposal by March 16, 2021.
ssha2021.ssha.org/
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CFP: Childhood and Youth Network of the Social Science History Association networks.h-net.org/node/1873…