The decision to host a virtual conference once every three years presents the opportunity not only to minimise international travel and BAAS’s carbon footprint, but also to demonstrate leadership in the sector in relation to sustainability, inclusivity and accessibility. (2/3)
🚨 SPECIAL ANNOUCEMENT! 🚨
We are excited to announce details of the British Association for American Studies’ 69th Annual Conference, our second to be hosted entirely remotely.
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@ScotAmStudies Submissions should be sent by email to the SASA committee: sasaessayprize@gmail.com. Please also submit either a brief academic CV or a brief bio demonstrating your eligibility for the prize and including your full contact details. Deadline for submission is Friday 8 December.
@ScotAmStudies This essay prize competition is open to current postgraduate students based at UK universities and academic institutions and early career researchers residing in the UK who are within the first five years since finishing their doctorate.
Ellen Craft Essay Prize
Presented by @ScotAmStudies, the Ellen Craft Essay Prize is awarded to the best essay by a graduate student or early-career researcher on a topic relating to women, gender, or minority studies within the Americas.
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More information about the ‘Brightening the Covenant Chain’ project can be found here: https://buff.ly/47XeE2l
This symposium aims to reconsider this document, its history, and its legacy against recent developments in the legal and cultural contexts of Indigenous rights, relations between nations, and the search for reconciliation.
The Royal Proclamation of 1763 has always been considered pivotal, originally as an apparent affirmation of Native rights and latterly as a mechanism that – it is argued – helped to institutionalize the narrowing and erosion of those rights in Canadian public law.
