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EAHN Themed Conferences 2019
There are several EAHN Themed Conferences scheduled for this year, please see our conference page for details.
Brussels 2019
Displacement and Domesticity since 1945. Refugees, migrants and expats making homes. Palace of the Academies, Brussels, Belgium, 28-29 March 2019
London 2019
Building-Object/Design-Architecture: Exploring Interconnections. A conference jointly organised with the Design History Society and the Architecture Space and Society Centre (Birkbeck), 6-8 June 2019.
Sydney 2019
Distance Looks Back: A Thematic Conference of the European Architectural History Network, held in conjunction with the 36thAnnual Conference of the Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand (SAHANZ), 10-13 July 2019
EAHN Sixth International Meeting, Edinburgh 10-13 June 2020
The next Biannual Conference of the EAHN will be hosted by the University of Edinburgh in June 2020. The Call for Sessions has now closed and the Call for Papers will be published soon. Find more information on the conference website.
EAHN Business Meeting 2020 to be hosted by University of Campania Luigi Vanvitelli in Aversa, Italy
The next Business Meeting of the EAHN will take place on Friday, 24 January 202o. The meeting will be hosted by the Department of Architecture and Industrial Design of the University of Campania Luigi Vanvitelli in Aversa, not far from Naples. The usual Friday meetings will be followed by a tour programme on Saturday, 25 January 2020. A detailed program will be announced later this year.
Call for Papers – Open Call for Architectural Histories
Architectural Histories is the international, blind peer-reviewed scholarly journal of the European Architectural History Network that provides an Open Access space for the discussion and publication of historically grounded research into all aspects of architecture and the built environment. The Journal is open to historical, historiographic, theoretical, and critical contributions. For the ongoing open issue, the Editorial Board invites original papers from scholars in all stages of their career, particularly welcoming articles that stimulate debate about the place of history and historical research in the study of architecture across disciplines, cultures and regions.
Articles are published online as soon as they have passed peer review and copy-editing. Thanks to support from the European Architectural History Network and the Open Library of the Humanities, Architectural Histories is able to waive the publication fees for contributions to the Journal.
For more information or to submit an article via the online system, please visit journal.eahn.org.
