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Not to be missed-CfPs approaching deadlines [4 items]

1. Second Annual South Asia Workshop - January 30th
2. Annual Meeting of the Economic History Association - January 31st
3. 2019 meeting of the Asociación Española de Historia Económica - January 31st
4. 44th meeting of the Economic Business History Society - February 15th


The London School of Economics will host its second Annual South Asia Workshop on May 20 -21. Proposals on "the general disciplines of economic history and history of economics as well as the South Asia region," will be considered until January 30th. For more information or to send proposals email m.nath1@lse.ac.uk

The Annual Meeting of the Economic History Association will be celebrated next September 13-15, 2019, in Atlanta, Georgia, United States. The focus of the meeting will be on 'Markets and Governments in Economic History,' and the program committee will be accepting proposals on "all subjects in economic history" before January 31st. Instructions on how to submit a paper or a panel can be found here.

In Ávila, Spain, the Asociación Española de Historia Económica will host its VII Encuentro meeting (September 4-5). Their Call for Papers is open until January 31st. Click here for more detailed information required for the conference within the AEHE's main website, or email rbarquin@cee.uned.es. 

February 15 is the last day to submit proposals to present at the 44th meeting of the Economic Business History Society on June 5-8, 2018 in Detroit, Michigan, United States. For more information visit the association's website at www.ebhsoc.org.


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