Also hot off the press: the first translation from Icelandic of the narratives of two men who explored the world in the final years of the eighteenth century, sailing from Iceland to China in the Danish colonial service.
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The Society for Global Nineteenth-Century Studies is a geographically and disciplinarily diverse network of scholars who share an interest in the world’s connectedness between 1750 and 1914.
Global Nineteenth Century Studies | Most Read 🟠 London in 1810: Spanish American Independence at 27 Grafton Street by Omar F. Miranda is the journal's most read article. Read it here ⬇️ www.liverpooluniversitypress.co.uk/doi/10.3828/... @global19c.bsky.social #academicsky #c19studies #journal
🌊 The latest issue of Global Nineteenth-Century Studies, The Global / Oceanic / Nineteenth Century, explores maritime exchange, oceanic ecologies, imperial networks, and waterborne connections across the long nineteenth century. Online at bit.ly/GNCS-Vol-5-1 @global19c.bsky.social #BlueHumanities
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SGNCS Announces €6,000 Travel Fund for 2027 World Congress in Chile
The Society for Global Nineteenth-Century Studies (SGNCS) is pleased to announce the establishment of a €6,000 Travel Fund to support participation in the 2027 World Congress, Global Imaginaries, Mari...
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Renée Fox and Mary L. Mullen are launching their book, Race, Violence, and Form: Reframing Nineteenth-Century Ireland at the SSNCI Annual Conference! You can find out more here ⬇️
Society for the Study of Nineteenth Century Ireland @ssnci.bsky.social · 4mo agoWe are really looking forward to the SSNCI Annual Conference 2026 on Thursday and Friday (18 - 19 June)! Keep up to date with the conference details on our website! ssnci.org/annual-confe...
Exciting news: Global Nineteenth-Century Studies is now indexed in Scopus—one of the world’s leading abstract and citation databases—marking an important milestone in the journal’s development. Find out more on the blog 👇️ @global19c.bsky.social #scopus #AcademicSky
Global Nineteenth-Century Studies Indexed in Scopus
Inclusion in Scopus places Global Nineteenth-Century Studies among a select group of journals meeting stringent standards for editorial quality, peer review, and international reach. This recogniti…
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José María Portillo Valdés is one of the most influential historians of the global constitutional history of Latin America and Spain. His participation embodies the spirit of the congress, centred on global imaginaries, intercontinental circulations, & political transformations
Verónica Ramírez’s research highlights how 19c was age of worldwide circulation of knowledge, technologies, imaginaries, & print cultures, in which science, literature, and press became central forces shaping modern global world. Join us in Chile in 2027: www.global19c.com/post/cfp-wor...
Most-read in Global Nineteenth-Century Studies Luz Elena Ramírez reinterprets Haggard’s 'Montezuma’s Daughter' (1893) as a memoir of the Spanish conquest, exploring cultural hybridity and the figure of the “traitor.” 📖 Currently free to read: bit.ly/haggard-montezuma-memoir @global19c.bsky.social
Recently published | Race, Violence, and Form is available now. One of the first in the new Studies in the Global Nineteenth Century, the book employs exciting new methods to understand nineteenth-century Irish literature and culture. More here ⬇️ www.liverpooluniversitypress.co.uk/doi/book/10....
'While we can’t address all of the volume’s essays in this post, together they reframe nineteenth-century Ireland by offering new theories of racialization, new approaches to colonial violence, and new understandings of Irish literary forms.' Mary Mullen and Renée Fox discuss their new book here:
Reframing Nineteenth-Century Ireland
In this post, authors Renée Fox and Mary L. Mullen discuss the findings of their edited collection, Race, Violence, and Form: Reframing Nineteenth-Century Ireland. The second volume in the new Studies in the Global Nineteenth-Century series from Liverpool University Press, this book challenges assumptions about nineteenth-century Irish identity, exceptionalism, and literary conventions. Credit: “Two forces,” Punch, 1881. Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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Keith Clavin's special issue @global19c.bsky.social is free to access, for a limited time, @livunipress.bsky.social! www.liverpooluniversitypress.co.uk/toc/gncs/2/1
Contents | Global Nineteenth-Century Studies 2, 1
In an effort to expand the fields of literary, cultural, and ethnic studies, the collection of articles herein focuses upon an often-overlooked set of imperial relations between Britain and Latin America in the nineteenth century. The most common and ...
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This is the first volume in the Studies in the Global Nineteenth Century series in collaboration with @global19c.bsky.social! Congratulations to Lahoucine Aammari on the publication of British Travel Writers in Morocco, 1856-1937. www.liverpooluniversitypress.co.uk/topic/book-s...
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Liverpool University Press@livunipress.bsky.social · 7mo agoRecently published | This book uses travelogues to explore British encounters with Morocco in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, and represents a significant advancement in the fields of travel literature and postcolonial studies. Find out more: bit.ly/47DjMd8
Coming in March 2026 in the SGNCS book series! Reviewers have hailed the edited collection as representing "a truly new direction for . . . Irish Studies" and "one of those collections that becomes a touchstone for future critical thinking." www.liverpooluniversitypress.co.uk/doi/book/10....
Our book series, Studies in the Global Nineteenth Century, will officially kick off next year with several titles appearing in print — and many more on their way into the world! The first book in the series will be available in February 🎊 www.liverpooluniversitypress.co.uk/doi/book/10....
Reminder: 30 November is the CFP deadline for our international symposium in Paris!
Anastasia M. Kuryanova, recipient of @livunipress.bsky.social’s LUP125 Early Career Researcher Bursary to attend our international symposium in Kuwait this past January, reflects on her experience: www.global19c.com/post/report-...
Report from ECR Bursary Recipient for the Kuwait International Symposium (2025)
The Society for Global Nineteenth-Century Studies was thrilled to be able to offer a £300 bursary to one early career researcher to attend our international symposium in Kuwait (16-19 January 2025). T...
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Hannah Williams, art historian @ QMUL, will give the other keynote address in Paris. Williams is co-director of “a digital decolonial art history project” exploring connections between Haiti (formerly French colony of Saint-Domingue) and the Paris art world c. 1780-90s. Join us!
Daniel Foliard, whose recent book The Violence of Colonial Photography was shortlisted for the British Academy’s Book Prize for Global Cultural Understanding, will be one of two keynote speakers at the SGNCS international symposium in Paris, 17-19 June 2026! Proposals due 1 November.
Join us in Paris for our 2026 international symposium on “Solidarities and Shifting Alliances”
Had a great time presenting my research on the behind-the-scenes roles, practices, and networks of transimperial translators at the @global19c.bsky.social World Congress @unibirmingham.bsky.social last week! Really enjoyed the vibrant program and all the inspiring conversations! 🙏
Society for Global 19C Studies@global19c.bsky.social · last yr.A great first day of the SGNCS 2025 World Congress @unibirmingham.bsky.social
Congress co-chairs Berny Sèbe and Kevin A. Morrison with one of two keynote speakers Regenia Gagnier, whose lecture approached the long 19th century and globalization through key moments in literature, criticism, and theory
Prof Emma Tyler, one of 3 presenters on panel “Languages, Materialities, and Intellectual Traditions: LCAHM Perspectives,” during the Congress dinner. Tyler is Head of School of Languages, Cultures, Art History, and Music (LCAHM). She was joined by colleagues Berny Sèbe & postgraduate Tomoki Yamada.
Great to be in Birmingham attending the World Congress of @global19c.bsky.social. If you’re here, do come by the book stand and find out more about publishing with @livunipress.bsky.social!
We are delighted to share this year's LUP Reviewer Rewards. Read the full list on the LUP blog: bit.ly/ReviewerRewards24 Winners include: @amyhubbell.bsky.social @sonjasg.bsky.social @ritorneropoeta.bsky.social @goringpd.bsky.social Congratulations to all recipients!🏆
Want to attend two back-to-back conferences in the UK this summer? The SGNCS is joining forces with the Victorian Popular Fiction Association enabling SGNCS members to attend that conference without being members of the VPFA. Deets 👇 www.global19c.com/post/sgncs-p...
SGNCS Partners with VPFA
The 17th Annual Conference of the Victorian Popular Fiction AssociationHeights, Depths, and ExtremesThe Birmingham & Midland Institute, Birmingham UK14th-16th July 2025The Victorian Popular Fiction As...
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