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Congratulations to S. Elizabeth Penry, who won the ASPHS First Book Prize for 2022 for The People Are King: The Making of Indigenous Andean Politics (Oxford, 2019)! Congratulations also to Claire Gilbert, who earned honorable mention for In Good Faith:...
These newspapers presented to British audiences a view of Maghrebi diversity, and diplomatic relations with Europe free of anti-Maghrebi rhetoric. By Nat Cutter, University of Melbourne Note: This blog post is cross-posted on Medieval & Early...
The Constant Mews Early Career Publication Prize will be offered in conjunction with the next three ANZAMEMS Conferences ( = $6,000 AUD total), beginning with Perth in 2022. The ANZAMEMS Committee has also agreed to extend that to a total of ten occasions...
The ANZAMEMS committee is pleased to announce the launch of the Constant Mews Early Career Publication Prize, which honours the work of Professor Constant Mews, FAHA, a former President of ANZAMEMS, and distinguished scholar in the medieval history of...
Congratulaitons to Adrian M. Masters, whose “Influential Women, New World Riches, and Masculine Anxieties in the Development of the Spanish Council of the Indies, 1524-98,” Renaisance Quarterly 74/1 (2021) earned honorable mention for William Nelson...
ANZAMEMS-ARC Humanities Award for Original Research The ANZAMEMS-ARC Humanities Award for Original Research is aimed at Early Career Researchers and independent scholars. Applications for 2021 are open NOW and will close on 28 February, 2022. This prize...
Ibero-American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies (IASECS) ESSAY PRIZE The Pilar Sáenz Annual Student Essay Prize is awarded to the best essay dealing with eighteenth-century Spain, Portugal or Ibero-America. The prize is open to graduate...
The Society for Iberian Global Art has awarded honorable mention to Noelia García Pérez, The Making of Juana of Austria (Louisiana State) and Laura Fernández-González, Philip II of Spain and the Architecture of Empire (Penn State) – congratulations...
The official deadline for the two ANZAMEMS-ARC Awards (Original Research and Humanities Borderlines) is approaching. However, due to the ongoing pandemic we have decided to extend the deadline until 28 February. If you are considering submitting, please...
ANZAMEMS-ARC Humanities Award for Original ResearchThe ANZAMEMS-ARC Humanities Award for Original Research is aimed at Early Career Researchers and independent scholars. Applications for 2021 are open NOW and will close on 31 January, 2021. This prize...
Ritual: Practice, Performance, Perception Rituals pervade human life. From small or mundane rituals like brushing our teeth or making one’s daily coffee, to grand ceremonies that mark important life stages, rituals are everywhere. This has prompted...
Bodleian Library, Douce Woodblocks d.1, detail The Colin Franklin Prize for Book Collecting Deadline: 18 March 2022 Download the entry form (Word) The Bodleian Centre for the Study of the Book offers a prize to an undergraduate or postgraduate student...
Congratulations to Patrick J. O’Banion! His Deza and Its Moriscos: Religion and Community in Early Modern Spain (Nebraska, 2020) received honorable mention for the SCSC’s Bainton Prize.
We are pleased to announce that ANZAMEMS’ upcoming 2022 conference will now be a hybrid conference, with both online and in-person presentation and attendance catered for. The conference will be held from 27–30 June 2022! Because of this, we have...
The ARC Humanities and ANZAMEMS Book Prizes provide a gold open access book prize scheme exclusively tailored to ANZAMEMS members. The ANZAMEMS–ARC Humanities Borderlines Award is aimed at promoting scholarship with particular strengths in opening up...
The ARC Humanities and ANZAMEMS Book Prizes provide a gold open access scheme exclusively tailored to ANZAMEMS members. The ANZAMEMS–ARC Humanities Award for Original Research is aimed at Early Career Researchers, including those completing their first...
Congratulations to Antonio José Díaz Rodríguez, who has won the Premio Nacional de Historia for El mercado curial. Bulas y negocios enter Roma y el mundo ibérico en la Edad Moderna (Cátedra Simón Ruiz, 2020).
These two ARC Humanities Prizes are open and will both close on 31 January 2022! ANZAMEMS–ARC Humanities Award for Original Research The ARC Humanities and ANZAMEMS Book Prizes provide a gold open access scheme exclusively tailored to ANZAMEMS members....
Philippa Maddern ECR Publication Prize Philippa Maddern (1952–2014) was Professor of History at The University of Western Australia, Director of the ARC Centre of Excellence for the History of Emotions, an ANZAMEMS stalwart, and an active member of...
Congratulations to Allison Margaret Bigelow! She has been awarded the James A. Rawley Prize for Mining Languge: Racial Thinking, Indigenous Knolwedge, and Colonial Metallurgy in the Early Modern Iberian World (UNC-Omohundro, 2020). This is the first...
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