Women in Society from a Historical Perspective

Mini-Conference prior to the annual International Conference of Europeanists
University of Glasgow, July 11, 2017

Co-organized with Mona Morgan-Collins
Conference website available here

Katharine Marjory

First female Scottish MP

Sophia Jex Blake

Member of the Edinburgh Seven, who were among the first women admitted to a University in the UK

Elsie Inglis

Scottish suffragette and physician

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Call for Papers & Announcement
Mini Conference prior to the International Conference of Europeanists hosted by the Council for European Studies
 
Women in Society from a Historical Perspective:
The Origins and Developments of Women’s Political, Social and Economic Engagement 
 
University of Glasgow
July 11, 2017

We are excited to announce a one-day conference for scholars with projects focused on women in society from a historical perspective. We welcome submissions from scholars from a range of disciplines conducting research at the cross-section of gender, politics, history, sociology, and economics in Europe. We encourage submissions for works that employ quantitative or qualitative methodology. 

The event will be held at the University of Glasgow on the 11th of July, the day before the annual International Conference of Europeanists hosted by the Council for European Studies in Glasgow 12-14 July 2017. 

An all-day workshop featuring scholars from varied discipline with shared substantive interests will facilitate in-depth feedback for article and book-length projects. 

Conference participants will further engage with one-another through casual conversation over lunch and dinner! The conference is graciously supported with a CES Small Events Grant.

To submit a proposal, send a paper title and abstract to Carissa Tudor at ctudor@princeton.edu by March 15, 2017. Decisions will be distributed in April. 

Please contact Mona Morgan-Collins (mmcollins@sas.upenn.edu) or Carissa Tudor (ctudor@princeton.edu) with any questions. 
 
Sincerely,
Mona Morgan-Collins and Carissa Tudor