International Review of Social History

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Call for Papers 2010 and 2011

The International Review of Social History invites scholars to submit abstracts for papers relating to Globalization, Environmental Change, and Social History for the supplement 2010. >> More information.

The International Review of Social History invites scholars to submit abstracts for papers for a special issue in 2011 focusing on sub-Saharan Africa. "From Porters and Canoe-men to Busboys and Railwaymen, towards a social history of Labour and Transport in Africa." >> More information.

With a long-established reputation, International Review of Social History (IRSH) is widely regarded as one of the pioneering journals in its field. It is internationally renowned for the quality, depth and originality of its articles, and provides an essential resource for scholars and researchers across the discipline of social history.

IRSH includes:
• Authoritative research articles
• Suggestions and debates: topical essays open for discussion
• Review essays
• Book reviews, covering recently published books of interest to all social historians
• Bibliography providing brief summaries of more than 350 new books annually
• Abstracts in English, French, German and Spanish
• Annual supplements addressing issues of immediate interest

International Review of Social History is published for the IISH by Cambridge University Press.
• IRSH is full text available on-line to subscribers on the Cambridge U.P. website
• IRSH volumes as of 1956 are indexed in IALHI Serials Service
• View table of contents for contents of all volumes with summaries of articles and full text of bibliography (as of 1992)

If you are interested in submitting an article, please contact the staff and follow the instructions for contributors.
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