We are looking for innovative proposals for thematic issues.
Founded in 2000, the Yearbook is dedicated to European history from the early modern period to contemporary history. The broad chronological scope, thematic diversity and methodological openness have characterized the Yearbook from the very beginning and have made it a central place for academic debate.
We seek proposals for full thematic issues, 6-8 chapters a 7-8000 words per chapter. Topics can range from European interactions and intellectual-social processes of an overarching nature to studies on Europe’s entanglements beyond its borders. The yearbook is open to the entire spectrum of historical “sub-disciplines” as well as diverse methodological approaches, always on condition that a European or comparative approach is adopted.
The European History Yearbook is published open access and peer reviewed. Each volume has a thematic focus, and the FORUM offers space for historical reflections and debates.
Please contact the Editors j.paulmann@ieg-mainz.de and reinhardt@ieg-mainz.de
or De Gruyter Senior Acquistions Editor rabea.rittgerodt@degruyter.com
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