The conference theme addresses new approaches of historical analysis that focus on the relationship between struggle and power. We encourage students to address instances in which people have struggled to break, transform, or reclaim the boundaries constructed by those in power. We seek proposals employing innovative approaches and interdisciplinary research. Particular attention will be given to papers developing comparative perspectives and utilizing multi-archival research bases.
Possible topics may include but are not limited to histories of
- Power in institutions, society, and religion
- Struggle in cultural expression, social relationships, and belief systems
- Power in discourse on gender, race, and class
- Struggle against labels in nationalism, ethnicity, sub-culture, or sexual identity
- Power in traditional structures such as politics, diplomacy, imperialism, and war
- Struggle in resistance such as crime, protest, liberation, and revolution
Single papers should include a 300-word abstract and a one-page CV of the presenter. Full-panel proposals will not be accepted. All submissions should be sent in Word format via email to the committee using ghaconference@gmail.com.
University of Alabama Graduate Student History Conference Committee:
Christopher Levesque clevesque@crimson.ua.edu
Joseph Pearson jwpearson@crimson.ua.edu
Laura Mammina lmmammina@crimson.ua.edu
Monica Ayhens mrayhens@crimson.ua.edu
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