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The World History Connected (WHC) Book Prize was created in 2023 to recognize publications of outstanding value to both research and teaching in the field of world history. Rooted in the mission of WHC journal, this new prize is being funded through the generosity of Professor Emeritus and former WHA President, Marc Jason Gilbert. The prize committee includes Dr. Cynthia Ross of Texas A&M University-Commerce (chair), Dr. Kerry Ward of Rice University, and Dr. Aims McGuinness of UC-Santa Cruz.
The winner of the WHC Book Prize will receive $500. Formal bestowal of this prize is made at the WHA
CFP World History Connected Guest Edited Forum:
“Piracy in World History”
Type: Call for Papers
Submission Date: July 1, 2024
Contact for Inquiries: Ian Abbey, iaabbey@pvamu.edu or Cynthia Ross, cynthia.ross@tamuc.edu
World History Connected (ISSN 1931-8642), https://journals.gmu.edu/whc, has been an affiliate of the World History Association since 2003. While the submission of individual articles on any topic germane to world history are welcome at any time, the journal also invites papers suitable for a Forum, a set of 4 to 8 curated articles showcasing innovative research and the scholarship of