H-Migration

H-Net Network on the global history of migration.

H-Migration is dedicated to enhancing scholarly contributions on the global history of migration and the acculturation of immigrants and their descendants into their new society.

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Call for applications - EUI PhD programme

Chiara Lacroix (she/her) •11/22/2025 Discussion

The call for applications for the fully-funded PhD programme at the European University Institute (EUI) opened on 1 November 2025.

The Department of History at the EUI offers exceptional opportunities to study the history of Europe in the World from the 15th century to the present in the inspiring city of Florence, Italy. Among other areas, the EUI's History department welcomes projects in the history of migration and mobility, represented by Professor Benno Gammerl. Students interested in this area will also have the opportunity take part in the Mobilities in history working group. 

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Call for Papers: 2025 Social Science History Association Meeting, Chicago

Madeline Hsu (she/her) •01/28/2025 Discussion
The coordinators of the Migration Network for the Social Science History Association (SSHA): Vibha Bhalla  (vibhab@bgsu.edu), Paige Newhouse (panew@umich.edu), and Madeline Hsu (myh96@umd.edu) encourage you to propose papers, panels, and book sessions for the 2025 conference convening Nov. 20-23 at the Palmer House in Chicago.  Migration has only gained urgency as a research and policy project over the past year and we hope through this conference to fortify our strategies for advocating on behalf of migrant rights and communities.  
 
The deadline is March 1 and the submission portal and
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