Latest modification: November 20, 2008
http://uweb.cas.usf.edu/ssphs/home.htm
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The Society for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies (SSPHS) was founded in 1969 to promote research in all aspects and epochs of Iberian history and related disciplines. SSPHS conducts annual meetings, provides a forum for scholars of Iberian Affairs, awards prizes for books, articles and dissertations, and publishes its Bulletin triannually. As an affiliated society of the American Historical Association, SSPHS also sponsors sessions at the AHA's yearly meeting.
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We thank Jodi Campbell
(History, TCU) for organizing our 39th Annual Meeting in Fort Worth
with the generous support of Texas Christian University, and we thank
Mark Roglán, Amanda Dotseth and the Meadows Museum for a lovely
reception and visit to the galleries.
PICTURES FROM THE 39th ANNUAL MEETING MARK YOUR CALENDARS! Celebrate the 40th anniversary of SSPHS at our next annual meeting in Kansas City, Missouri (April 2-5, 2009), organized by Marta Vicente, Luis Corteguera (U. of Kansas) and Dan Crews (U. of Central Missouri) with the assistance of Amber Clifford CALL FOR PAPERS, 2009 Conference, deadline DEC. 31, 2008 NEW! REGISTRATION FORM AND ADDITIONAL CONFERENCE INFORMATION CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: SSPHS PRIZES Oliveira Marques Prize (Best article in Portuguese History in 2008) Best first article prize (2006, 2007, 2008) 2008 Bishko Prize (Best article in medieval Iberian history by a North American scholar ) SSPHS
BULLETIN: Web version,
vo.
33, no. 1 (2008)
PDFs of volumes 1-4 now available, many thanks to Dan Crews and the U. of Central Missouri for support of this digitalization project, and to A. Katie Harris (U. of California, Davis) for carrying it out |
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This site is housed by the College of Arts and Sciences of the University of South Florida (Tampa). Special thanks to A. Katie Harris who developed and managed the site as Web Editor (1997-2002) and to the University of Kansas for hosting the site until 2006. Current web editors are James D'Emilio and Ana Varela Lago. Please send comments, questions, and suggestions about the site to demilio@shell.cas.usf.edu . The Web Editors will not answer queries about topics in Spanish or Portuguese history.
Latest modification: November 20, 2008
http://uweb.cas.usf.edu/ssphs/home.htm
http://www.ssphs.org