46th Annual Association of Caribbean Historians Conference,
Martinique, 2014
11 May – 16 May 2014
CFP Deadline: 1 October 2013
Call for Papers and Advance Information
The Executive Committee is pleased to receive paper and panel applications for next year’s conference. Members suggested a number of themes at this year’s Annual General Meeting in Belize. While papers on these ideas are encouraged, please note that applicants are welcome to submit proposals about other subjects or ideas.
Suggested themes include:
- World War I in the Caribbean
- Digital Resources, Online History and Archeology
- Gender and Women’s Studies
- CaribbeanColonialism
- The Continental Caribbean
- Pan-Caribbean Labor Organizations
- A Retrospective of the Work of Michael Rolph-Troillot
- Representations of the Caribbean in Film
- The Work of Tony Martin and Mary Turner
- African Religions in the Caribbean
- The LBGT Community in the Caribbean
- The Impact of the Congress of Vienna on the Caribbean
- Slavery and Abolition in the French Antilles
- Labor in the Post-Slavery French Antilles
- Teaching and Learning Caribbean History
The 46th Annual Conference of the Association of Caribbean Historians will be held in Fort-de-France and Schœlcher in Martinique from Sunday, May 11, to Friday, May 16, 2014. Registration will open on Sunday afternoon, and sessions will begin Monday morning.
For more information and for panel and paper application forms, please visit the ACH website.
Applications due by 1 October 2013.
Post adapted from ACH CFP.
