Hi all, are any folks out there interested in presenting on sex work? My own research is on subcultures of sex work in late-Victorian London but those who work on other time periods/geographic areas are v welcome to get in touch! Feel free to email me at wjr429@usask.ca.
I am intersted in putting together a panel about crime, policing, punishment or related issues in Britain and/or Empire. My paper would be about assaults on police in late-Victorian East London. Chronological and geographic diversity would be great.
If you are interested, please let me know - axa24@psu.edu.
Thanks,
Andy
Colleagues,
I am a professor of History at MSU-Denver and am in the late stages of writing a book focusing on shame and shaming in early modern England. I would like to present some of my research at the NACBS at Pasadena. The last three chapters I wrote explored drunkenness and shame; honor, shame and ministers’ wives; and ministers behaving badly. I would be eager to turn any of them into a conference paper. If anyone wants to be part of a panel that would fit with any of those topics, or on a broader panel on early modern cultural and/or religious history, let me know.
Yours,
Brian
Hello,
I'm looking to put together a panel on the Troubles and/or Northern Ireland. My own work focuses on republican activism and community murals in the 1970s and 1980s. Any paper on the Troubles would be welcome, but I think the panel could expand to discuss Northern Ireland in general if need be.
If anyone is interested, please feel free to reach out: youngrp@bc.edu
