Call for Papers: 63rd Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Council of Latin American Studies
Convocante:
Southeastern Council of Latin American Studies
Tipo de convocatoria:
Ponencia
Fecha límite:
Jue, 2015-10-15
Texto de la convocatoria:
Call for Papers: 63rd Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Council of Latin
American Studies (SECOLAS)
Cartagena, Colombia, March 9-13, 2016
Proposal Submission Deadline: October 15, 2015
Conference Theme: Legacies of Transcultural Encounters in the Americas
The 63rd Annual Meeting of SECOLAS will take place in Cartagena, Colombia
from Wednesday, March 9th to Sunday, March 13th, 2016. SECOLAS invites
faculty members, independent scholars and graduate students to submit panel
and individual paper proposals for participation in the conference.
We welcome submissions on any aspect of Latin American and/or Caribbean
Studies. We especially encourage papers and panels that address the
conference theme (broadly conceived). Graduate student presenters will be
eligible to apply for the Ed Moseley Award for the best paper presented at
the SECOLAS meeting.
After the conference, all presenters will be eligible to submit their paper
for publication consideration in the SECOLAS Annals issue of The Latin
Americanist, an international, peer-reviewed journal published by SECOLAS
and Wiley Blackwell.
Fill out the following form and upload your 250-word abstract for each
panel and/or paper and brief CV (no more than 2 pages) at the following
link: http://goo.gl/sLZveb
You may alternatively submit your materials at the following email address:
secolas2016[@]gmail.com. Please note in the subject header the appropriate
section for your paper and/or panel abstract.
The deadline for submissions is October 15, 2015.
SECOLAS 2016 Program Chairs
History and Social Sciences
Steven Taylor
Department of Political Science
Troy University
sltaylor[@]troy.edu
Literature and Humanities
Christopher Dennis
Department of Foreign Languages and Literature
University of North Carolina Wilmington
dennisc[@]uncw.edu
Local Arrangements
Jurgen Buchenau, History and Latin American Studies, UNC Charlotte,
jbuchenau[@]uncc.edu
Gregory Crider, History, Winthrop University, criderg[@]winthrop.edu
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