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The winner of the ISCH Essay Prize 2022

Last week, the winner of the ISCH Essay Prize was announced at the Verona conference. The winner is Marika Ahonen from the University of Turku, with the essay titled ‘Sirens, Narrative Ethics, and Christina Rosenvinge’s Mi Vida Bajo el Agua’. Congratulations Marika! The essay will be published in a future issue of the Cultural History…

The South African Journal of Cultural History is looking for peer reviewers and members in its editorial advisory board

The journal (the South African Journal of Cultural History) of our partners (the South African Society for Cultural History) is looking for international members for its editorial advisory board, as well as peer reviewers. Members of the ISCH who would be interested in being included in the International Editorial Advisory Committee of the SAJCH, may…

Summer newsletter

The latest newsletter of the ISCH contains some interesting news and calls in the field of cultural history, as well as ISCH-related news such as the preparations for the upcoming conference in Verona in August. See the newsletter here.

Partnership between the ISCH and the South African Society for Cultural History

Starting from 2022, the International Society for Cultural History (ISCH) and the South African Society for Cultural History (SASCH) have entered into partnership. This means that we cooperate by promoting each other’s events and publications, for example. SASCH is an academic society, established in 1982, with the purpose of promoting Cultural History as a discipline…