Call for Papers – Historical Association of Slovenia (28-30 Sept 2016) Deadline 5 February 2016

Call for Papers – Historical Association of Slovenia (28-30 Sept 2016) Deadline 5 February 2016

The 38th HAS assembly will take place in collaboration with the Koroško zgodovinsko društvo / Carinthian Historical Society in Ravne na Koroškem (Slovenia) from 28-30 September 2016.  The main theme of the conference will be on the history of education, with attention paid to the question of how predominant pedagogical ideas and the broader European space have defined Slovene lands and their development in the sphere of education, the extent of their influence on future prominent individuals’ schooling and their contribution to the spreading of literacy in the area of modern-day Slovenia and its neighbouring countries from antiquity onwards.  Proposals for papers addressing any of the conferences six thematic sets are due 5 February 2016.  The full call for papers is available here.

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