Two important announcements! 📢The call for papers for #nacbs2023 is now available 📢You can find the CFP on our newly revitalized website! Take a look! 👇 nacbs.org

To add a little fun to the launch for our new website we’ve hidden one AI generated image among the pages. Some have already guessed the historical imposter. Can you spot the fake? Let us know! nacbs.org

We’re launching our #CFP today for our first women in #legalhistory event, funded by The SLS and coming up later this year. Abstracts and queries to [email protected] by 21 April. Tell a friend!

OUP have told me that 'Trust and Distrust' is one of their most read books in 2022. They have 'freed the chapter Conceptualising Corruption in Office for more people to read and enjoy'. So I hope you do! academic.oup.com/book/39061/cha… @OupHistory

Putting together a session for #nacbs2023 ? Remember to use our Session Builder to brainstorm ideas, find chairs, or build a panel! #twitterstorians Proposals due April 3! nacbs.org/forum/session-…

The NACBS is looking for a new Executive Director! The position will begin June 1. Read more about this opportunity 👇 nacbs.org/news/executive…

What does British studies look like to you? We want our new website to reflect the broad range of member research and activities. To that end we are holding a “photo contest,” inviting you to send us your favorite images related to British studies! nacbs.org/news/%22photo-…

"Jim Crow was not and is not just an American story." Check out this 2012 Journal of British Studies piece by @KennettaPerry on the transnational history of Jim Crow. cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Such a weird image! One big question: can you use AI generated images for teaching? Can students generate their own for assignments or to prompt discussions about “authenticity”? #twitterhistorians #aihistory

Delighted to have my own copies at last! Dr. Mandy Cooper #emohistory

Please consider applying or sharing with your networks; this is an important position supporting the field.

Why did Milton Friedman criticise corporate social responsibility #CSR? Check out and share the #history of his criticism and its relationship to monopoly @MIHjournal with thanks to @lucaenriques Angus Burgin doi.org/10.1017/S14792…

Teaching #CSR, #monopoly or history of #neoliberalism? This article provides background for students on Milton Friedman’s ideas about social responsibility and monopoly.

Teaching #CSR, #monopoly or history of #neoliberalism? This new article provides background on Milton Friedman’s ideas about social responsibility and monopoly. Bernardo Bátiz-Lazo 🇲🇽🇬🇧🇪🇺

Grateful that the article on Milton Friedman and the #history of #CSR and #capitalism is being read cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Thanks to The Syllabus for highlighting my article 😃 Think about using it for your next class on #capitalism or #CSR !

The CFP for the Legal Histories of Empire is out! Taking place in Toronto in July 2025 the event gathers together researchers from around the world studying law and #empires. This time there is a special stream for “illegality in empire” ! lhbe.org

Law/grad students in legal history: sign up to present works-in-progress at the ASLH/Notre Dame Graduate Legal History Colloquium! To be held next year at Notre Dame Law School campuses in Chicago and South Bend, with a virtual attendance option. (Short 🧵) law.nd.edu/news-events/ne…

#history scholars interested in corruption and polarization, consider attending or applying to present at the June conference in London on Corruption and Scandal in the #earlymod World chase.ac.uk/news-1/call-fo… Please spread the word!

❗️CALL FOR PAPERS❗️ We are seeking abstracts on topics relating to early modern scandal and corruption! Please consider submitting to present at our conference, 'Corruption and Scandal in the Early Modern World, 1500-1800', at Institute of Historical Research on 5th and 6th June 2025!