Hismry of European Ideas, Vol. 13, No. 4. pp. 495-502. 1991. Pergamon Press pk. Printed in Great Brttain ANNOUNCEMENTS* THIRD INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE AALBORG, DENMARK 1992 organised by HISTORY OF EUROPEAN IDEAS ORGAN OF THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR THE STUDY ‘OF EUROPEAN IDEAS CALL FOR PAPERS The Conference will take place at the University of Aalborg, Denmark, in cooperation with: European Research Unit, Aalborg University The European Cultural Foundation, Amsterdam Pergamon Press, Oxford Date: 24-29 August 1992 Theme: EUROPEAN INTEGRATION and THE EUROPEAN MIND Cultural Hegemony or Dialogues of Cultures Scholars, Scientists, Eurocrats and Laypersons are invited to submit titles of papers to either: Prof. Ulf Hedetoft, European Research Unit, Aalborg University, Fibiger- straede 2, 9220 Aalborg 0, Denmark, FAX: 45 98 15 69 50 or to: Prof. Ezra Talmor, Department of Philosophy, Haifa University, Mount Carmel 31999, Israel, FAX: 972 3 9386500 There will be more than 60 workshops related to Science, Art, History, Politics, Sociology, Literature, Philosophy, Language, Economics, Geo- graphy, Women’s Studies, Religion, Psychology, and Education. Papers are invited in these areas in general and for the following in particular: “For inclusion in this section, information must reach The Editorial Offices of the journal at least four monfhs before publication of the issue in which the listing should appear. 495
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Hismry of European Ideas, Vol. 13, No. 4. pp. 495-502. 1991.
Pergamon Press pk. Printed in Great Brttain
ANNOUNCEMENTS*
THIRD INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE AALBORG, DENMARK 1992
organised by
HISTORY OF EUROPEAN IDEAS
ORGAN OF THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR THE STUDY ‘OF
EUROPEAN IDEAS
CALL FOR PAPERS
The Conference will take place at the University of Aalborg, Denmark, in cooperation with: European Research Unit, Aalborg University
The European Cultural Foundation, Amsterdam Pergamon Press, Oxford
Date: 24-29 August 1992
Theme: EUROPEAN INTEGRATION and THE EUROPEAN MIND Cultural Hegemony or Dialogues of Cultures
Scholars, Scientists, Eurocrats and Laypersons are invited to submit titles of papers to either:
Prof. Ulf Hedetoft, European Research Unit, Aalborg University, Fibiger- straede 2, 9220 Aalborg 0, Denmark, FAX: 45 98 15 69 50
or to:
Prof. Ezra Talmor, Department of Philosophy, Haifa University, Mount Carmel 31999, Israel, FAX: 972 3 9386500
There will be more than 60 workshops related to Science, Art, History, Politics, Sociology, Literature, Philosophy, Language, Economics, Geo- graphy, Women’s Studies, Religion, Psychology, and Education.
Papers are invited in these areas in general and for the following in particular:
“For inclusion in this section, information must reach The Editorial Offices of the journal at least four monfhs before publication of the issue in which the listing should appear.
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European Integration European Education European Curricula Art. Literature and Religion Popular and Elite Culture Marxist Political Thought Ethnic Minorities in Europe A European Music - Fact or Fiction Europe and Japan A more comprehensive list of workshops will appear later. The proceedings of the Second Conference of the ISSEI will be published
in the bi-monthly History of Europc-wz ideas, the leading Journal of European Intellectual History, published by Pcrgamon Press, Oxford and edited by Sascha and Ezra Talmor. (Specimen copy from Pergamon Press. Oxford.)
INTERNATIONAL KELLY PRIZE IN GERMAN POLITICAL THOUGHT
The Conference for the Study of Political Thought (CSPT) announces the second annual George Armstrong Kelly Prize for the best journal article, or paper of similar length and scope, published in 1990 on the history of 18th and/or 19th century German political thought. This is an international Prize: entries will be accepted from any country. although the articles must be in French, German, English or Spanish.
The deadline for submissions of 1990 articles for the 1992 Prize is 10 November 1991. Four copies of articles in French, English, or Spanish should be sent to Prof. John Christian Laursen, Kelly Prize Administrator, Department of Political Science, Union College, Schenectady, N.Y. 12308, U.S.A. Four copies of articles in German should be sent to Prof. Dr Martyn P. Thompson, Seminar fur Englische Philologie, Universitat Tubingen, 7400 Tubingen 1, Germany. Winner of the Prize, which includes a cash grant, will be announced at the 1992 annual meeting of the CSPT.
XIXth INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF HISTORY OF SCIENCE
Zaragoza, 22-29 August 1993
The XIXth International Congress of History of Science is scheduled for 22-29 August 1993. It will take place in Zaragoza, at the Science Faculty.
As usual, the Congress will consist of Symposia which will address themes of special interest, Scientific Sections devoted to the various branches and periods of the history of science and technology as well as Poster Sessions. Official languages of the Congress will be English, French and Spanish.
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Director of the Program Committee is Prof. Jean Dhombres (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, UnitC no 21,49 rue Mirabeau, F-75016 Paris, France). President of the Organising Committee is Prof. Mariano Hormig6n (Facultad de Ciencias (Matemhticas), Ciudad Universitaria, E- 50009 Zaragoza, Spain). Chairpersons of the various Commissions and Committees of the Division of History of Science of the International Union of History and Philosophy of Science who are interested in organising special symposia are invited to contact either Prof. Dhombres or Prof. Hormig6n in the near future.
The First Circular will be distributed by the National Committees of the IUHPYDHS or may be requested from Prof. Hormig6n. This circular should be ready for distribution in late summer 1991. The Second Circular will be mailed to all colleagues who by returning the entry form express interest in further information.
THE AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION: MEETINGS
1991
19-21 July: Gypsy Lore Society Annual Meeting and Conference. to be held at Leicester Polytechnic. Leiccster, England.
Contact: David Smith, Program Coordinator, 81 Narborough Rd, Coaby. Leiccster. LE!, STB.
U.K.
4-7 August: Conference on Critical Thinking and Educational Reform. to be held at Sonoma State
University, CA.
Contact: The Center for Critical Thinking and Moral Critique. Sonoma State University.
Rohnert Park, CA 0492X; (707) 664-2940.
7-14 August: 18th International Congress of Byzantine Studies, to bc held in Moscow. U.S.S.R.
Contact: Dr George Majeska. President. U.S. National Committee. Department of History.
University of Maryland. College Park. MD 20742.
19-21 September: Mid-America Conference on History, annual meeting in Springfield. MO.
Contact: Worth Robert Miller. Dept of History. Southwest Missouri State University.
Springfield. MO 65804.
20-21 September: New York State Association of European Historians. annual meeting to bc held
at SUNY Albany.
Contact: James S. Valone. NYSAEH, Canisius College, Buffalo, NY 1420X.
22-25 September: ‘Augustine’s Influence on the Church and the World’, a conference at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
Contact: Rhoda Braunschweig. Project Coordinator, Augustine Conference. SOS Woodside
Terr.. Madison. WI 53711; (608) 233-3482.
28 September: George Rogers Clark Trans-Appalachian Frontier History Conference. to be held at Vincennes University, Vincennes. IN.
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Contact: Conference Committee, George Rogers Clark National Historical Park, 401 S. 2nd St,
Vincennes, IN 47591; (812) 882-1776.
&5 October: ‘Music and Narrative In Medieval Romance: The Poetics of Lyric Insertions’, a
conference to be held at The Newberry Library.
Contact: The Center for Renaissance Studies, The Newberry Library, 60 W. Walton St, Chicago,
IL 60610-3380; (312) 943-9090.
58 October: ‘International Perspectives on Church and State’, a conference to be held at
Creighton University, Omaha, NE.
Contact: Dr Menachem Mor, Klutznick Chair, Creighton University, Omaha, NE 68178; (402)
280-2303/4.
10-13 October: Annual European Studies Conference, an interdisciplinary meeting to be held at
the University of Nebraska, Omaha.
Contact: Bernard Kolasa, Political Science, or Pat Kolasa, Teacher Education, ESC ‘91
Co-Coordinators, University of Nebraska, Omaha, NE 68182; (402) 554-3617/3484.
17-18 October: Interface 91. annual humanities and technology conference, to be held in
Marietta, GA.
Contact: Dr Tom Wiseman or Dr Mark Stevens, Interface, Department of Humanities and Social
Sciences, Southern College of Technology, 1100 S. Marietta Pkwy., Marietta. GA 30060-2896;
(404) 528-7202.
18-19 October: Western Conference on British Studies, to be held in Tuscan. AZ.
Contact: John D. Fair, WCBS Program Chair, Department of History, Auburn University, 7300
University Dr.. Montgomery, AL 36117-3596.
18-19 October: Midwest Conference on British Studies, to be held at the University of Wisconsin,
Madison. Call for papers.
Contact: Richard A. Rempel, Department of History. McMaster University, Hamilton. Ontario
LSS 4L9, Canada.
18-20 October: ‘The American Home Front During World War II’, a conferente to he held at
Indiana University.
Contact: Indiana University Conferenc-e Bureau, IMULY. Bloomington. IN 47405; (812)
85ri-6449.
19 October: New England Historical Association, fall meeting at the Kennedy Library, Boston.
MA. Call for papers and sessions.
Contact: Richard Buel, Jr, History, Wesleyan University, Middletown, CT 06457.
23-25 October: Duquesne University History Forum. annual meeting in Pittsburgh, PA. The theme is war - its economic, sociocultural. and political aspects. Call for proposa1.r.
Contact: Joseph F. Rishel, History Department, Duquesne University. Pittsburgh, PA 15282.
24-27 October: Semiotics Society of America, sessions on semiotics and history, in College Park,
MA.
Contact: Bill Pencak, Penn State/Ogontz, Abington, PA 19001.
26-28 March: Conference on the History of Christianity, at the University of Notre Dame. Cull
for proposals.
Contact: History Conference, Cushwa Ctr., University of Notre Dame. 614 Hesburgh Library,
Notre Dame, IN 46556; (219) 239-5441.
8-10 April: ‘Exploring the Great Plains: Continuing the Columbian Legacy’, an interdisciplinary
symposium sponsored by the Center for Great Plains Studies at the University of Nebraska,
Lincoln. Call for proposals.
Contact: Gary E. Moulton, Ctr. for Great Plains Studies, 1213 Oldfather Hall, University of
Nebraska, Lincoln, NE 68588-0314; (402) 472-3082.
April: American Military Institute, annual meeting in Quantico. VA. Cal1forpaper.s by 5 Ocroher 1991.
Contact: Dr Donald F. Bittner, AMI, P.O. Box 307. Quantico, VA 22134-0307; (703) 604-2746.
23-25 April: Economic and Business Historical Society, annual meeting in Seattle, WA. Call for
uhslracts by 20 Januury 1992.
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Contact: Dr David 0. Whitten, EBHS, Dept. of Economics, Auburn University, AL
36849-5242; (205) 844-2928; fax (205) 844-4016.
13-16 May: ‘Marriage and the Family in Western History’, a conference to be held at Carleton
University, Ottawa, Canada. Cull for proposals by I October 1991.
Contact: Roderick Phillips, Dept. of History, Carleton University, Ottawa. Ontario.
KlS 5B6. Canada.
19-21 June: ‘Perspectives on Witchcraft: Rethinking the 17th~Century New England Experience’, a conference co-sponsored by the Essex Institute and Salem State College. Call for uhstracts by I September 1991.
Contact: Anne Farnham, Essex Institute, 132 Essex St., Salem, MA 01970.
!3-12 October: International Conference on the Columbus Quincentenary, to be held at
Christopher Newport College, Newport News, VA. Call for abstracts by I October 1091.
Contact: Dr Tim Morgan, Columbus Quincentenary Conference, Christopher Newport College.
Newport News, VA 23606-299X; (804) 594-7158; fax (804) 594-7713.
December: International Kropotkin Conference, on the works of P.A. Kropotkin, to be held in
Moscow, U.S.S.R. Call for papers.
Contact: Dr N. K. Figurovskaya. Inst. of Economics, U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences, UI.
Krasikova, 27. 117218, Moscow, U.S.S.R.
FORTHCOMING MEETINGS AND CONFERENCES OF GENERAL INTEREST
Rethinking the Cold War
18-20 Octohcr, at the UnivcrGty 01 Wisconsin-Mvladi~on Contact Allen lluntcr. Room SI 17
Social Scicnccs Bldg. University 01 Wisconsin-Madicon. Madison, WI 53706. L1.S.A.
Twentieth Anniversary Conference
1991/92
Zb2.1 November, The Association lor (‘anadian Studies in the 1J.S.. at the Westin C‘oplej
Square in Boston. Paper\ on ii wide variety of topics will bc pre\cntcd and 500 participant\ arc
cxpectcd. Please submit an ;Ihatract for conGdcratitrn to the Association ;It AC‘SUS. Sultc 620.
One DuPont Circle. Washington. DC 20036. IJ.S.A.. ‘1.~1 202.XS7-6375
INSTITUTES, ORGANISATIONS, AND PROGRAMS
Urban and Working-Class History
The Ccntre de Rechcrches d’Histoire dcs Mouvcmcnts Sociaux et du Syndic;dismc (C‘KHMSS) and the Institut d‘Histoire du Temps PI-Csent have a ioint project on ‘Workers in France during
the Second World War‘. which will culminate in a confcrcnce in October 1992. Contact iicnri
Rouaso. IHTP. 41, rut de I‘Amiral-Mouchc7. 75014 Paris. France.
The Tocqueville Society
Publiahca the annual Toc,r/rrc,l,r/lc /?c~,ic,lr,, edited by JCSX R. Pitts at the L!niversity 01 Vlrgini:i.
$25 lor individuals . $30 for institutions. Send payment to The Tocqucville Society. Attn. Andrtie Simon, 307 CabelI Hali. The University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA 22903. U.S.A.
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The European Institute for the Media
Publishes a series of monographic studies and the Mediu Bull&l newsletter on current
developments in European media. Contact G. Wedell. Director, European Institute for the
Media, The University, Manchester, Ml3 9PL, U.K.
Center for European Studies at New York University
The Center will ultimately integrate teaching and research on Western and Central European
topics through an interdisciplinary program spanning the humanities and social sciences. Contact
New York University. Center for European Studies. 24 West 12th St. New York. NY 1001 I,
U.S.A.
Institute for East-West Security Studies
Founded in 19x1, the Institute’s current research agenda comprises the following: I. The
Economics of Transition and Democratisation. 2. Dcmocratisation and Institute Building in
Europe. 3. The Future Role of Military Power in Europe. 4. The Future Political and Economic
Architectures. 5. The Future of East-West Cooperation in Regional Security. Contact Institute
for East-West Security Studies. 360 Lexington Avenue. New York, NY 10017, U.S.A.
The European Institute
Inaugurated by the EEC President Jacques Delors, the Washington. DC-hased Institute is an
educational center for dialogue. research and information on European-American relations in
the 19YOs and beyond. Contact The European Institute, Massachusetts Avenue. Suite 400,
Washington, DC 20016. U.S.A.
Washington Foundation for European Studies
Since 1988, the Foundation has sponsored Seminars. public lectures and publications. Its major
current projects is a series of essays on Europe’s future collective political and economic
‘architecture’ as seen from the perspective of various European countries. Contact Yoav Shorr,
Ass. Coordinator, Pan Europe Seminar Series. Washington Foundation for European Studies.
1619 Massachusetts Ave. N.W.. Washington, DC 20036. U.S.A.
CIEE and East European Programs
The Council on International Educational Exchange (CIEE) has inaugurated three new East
Central European Studies Programs at the Budapest Univeristy of Economics in Hungary; the
Central School of Planning and Statistics in Warsaw; and Charles University in Prague. All are
given in English. They are of one-semester’s duration. Contact CIEE - Academic Program
Department, 205 E. 42nd St, New York, NY 10017. U.S.A.
JOURNALS
Journal of Modern Hellenism
The annual subscription is $10.00. For information contact Managing Editor, Journal of Modern
Hellenism. SO Goddard Avenue. Brookline, MA 02146, U.S.A.
Transit-EuropBische Revue
This German-language journal will confront Western with Eastern-European perspectives and
experiences. The first issue appeared in autumn 1990. Contact Krystof Michalski Institute fiir die
Wissenschaften vom Menschen. Goldegg-Gasse 2, A-1040 Vienna. Austria.
Journal of European integration
Special issue on Social Europe Vol. XIII. Nos 2-3. 1990. cd. by Juliet Lodge. aims to provide an
OYCIYKW of the origins of Social Europe. Subscriptions $30 Can, per year. Contact Hans J.
Michelmann. Canadian Council for European Affairs. c/o Dept of Political Studies, University of
