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It is a great privilege to inform you that the sixteenth conference of the European Association for Urban History (EAUH) will take place in Ostrava, Czech Republic from 4 to 7 September 2024.
In 2024 the theme of the European Association for Urban History Conference is going to be “Cities at the Boundaries”, however the EAUH 2024 Conference will be also open for all topics and research aspects from the field of urban history. … Continue reading...
European Association for Urban History (EAUH)Online Symposium
CALL FOR PAPERS European Association for Urban History (EAUH) Online Symposium
Exchanges: European Cities and the Wider Urban World
One-Day Conference 6 September 2023
https://www.uantwerpen.be/en/centres/eauh/
The EAUH will hold a one-day online symposium focusing on cultural and material exchanges between urban Europe and the wider urban world, extending across all historical periods.… Continue reading...
The 39th annual conference of the Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand
The 16th conference of the Australasian Urban History / Planning History Group
School of Architecture and Planning, University of Auckland, 25-27 November 2022
Keynote speaker: We are delighted that Dr Ben Schrader, Victoria University of Wellington’s JD Stout Research Fellow for 2022, will present the keynote address.… Continue reading...
Recovery and the City
Deadline December 5th 2022
30th & 31st March 2023, University of Warwick.
This year’s Urban History Group Conference invites individual and panel submissions from scholars and practitioners at all stages of their careers who study the urban past in any period.… Continue reading...
Rebecca Clements, University of Sydney; Elizabeth Taylor, Monash University, and Hulya Gilbert, La Trobe University
In the popular Japanese TV series Old Enough, very young children are sent out into their neighbourhood on their first solo errand. The release of this long-running series on Netflix this year created a buzz among Western viewers about children travelling around their neighbourhoods on their own when only two to four years old.… Continue reading...
UHA Tenth Biennial Conference: Reparations & the Right to the City
Pittsburgh, PA October 26-29, 2023
Conference Theme: Reparations & the Right to the CityThe conference theme is “Reparations & the Right to the City”. It not only responds to increasing global calls for restorative justice and rights to the city for all, it also aims to set and reset the role and mission of Urban History at present and into the future as an intensely interdisciplinary and transnational enterprise focusing on all aspects of metropolitan, urban, and suburban history.…Continue reading...
“CFP: Urban History Association Conference 2023”Wednesday 14 September 2022 6pm–7.30pm
Museum of SydneyCorner Phillip and Bridge StreetsSydney NSW 2000P: 02 9251 5988
Discover incredible unrealised visions for the city of Sydney in an insightful talk by Robert Freestone, a Professor of Planning at UNSW and guest curator of the Unrealised Sydney exhibition at the Museum of Sydney.… Continue reading...
The Global Urban History Project (GUHP) invites applications from graduate students and early career scholars in urban history to join one of four research and collaboration workshops affiliated with its continuing program of Dream Conversations in Urban History.
Selected applicants will participate in a series of events designed to facilitate intellectual engagement, offer feedback on research and writing, and promote peer and professional support.… Continue reading...
Ngā Pūtahitanga / Crossings:
A Joint Conference of SAHANZ and the Australasian UHPH Group
The 39th annual conference of the Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand
The 16th conference of the Australasian Urban History / Planning History Group
Registration now open: https://uoaevents.eventsair.com/ng-ptahitanga-crossings/npcregportal.… Continue reading...
Helen Dinmore, University of South Australia
Skyrocketing property prices and an impossible rental market have seen growing numbers of Australians struggling to find a place to live.… Continue reading...
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