SSHA Networks
With scholars from history, economics, sociology, demography, anthropology, and other social sciences, the association brings together scholars in thematic networks where they can explore common questions. Each network organizes its own call for papers and selects the bulk of the papers to be presented at the annual conference. This open, flexible, and non-hierarchical structure makes these networks particularly welcoming spaces for younger scholars and invigorating tonic for older academics.
Childhood Crime, Justice, and the Law Culture Data Infrastructure Economics Education, Knowledge, and Science Family History and Demography Health, Medicine, and Body Historical Geography and GIS Labor Macrohistorical Dynamics Migration/Immigration Politics Race and Ethnicity Religion Rural, Agricultural and Environmental States and Society Urban Women, Gender and Sexuality
Announcements
SSHA Conference Program Acceptances Sent
All acceptance notifications have now been sent out to program participants for the 2023 SSHA annual conference. If you did not receive an email notification, you can check the status of your submission by visiting and logging into the program submission website here:
https://ssha2023.ssha.org/
Hotel Registration is Now Open
To access the hotel reservation site, please use the following link:
Hyatt Regency Washington on Capitol Hill Reservations
First Annual Engerman Lecture
On September 20th, Claudia Goldin will give the first annual Engerman Lecture. It is titled “Why Women Won.” The Economics Department at the University of Rochester is hosting this lecture.
For more information on locations and time, please visit:
SSHA News
SSHA Conference Registration Now Open!
The 2023 SSHA annual conference registration is now open! To register for the conference, please visit:
SSHA Conference Registration
SSHA Call for Papers
49th Annual Meeting of the Social Science History Association
Washington DC, USA, November 16-19, 2023
The submission deadline has now expired.