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CFPs for Two Excellent Upcoming ADHS Conferences

Updated: Aug 29, 2023

Editor’s Note: Two upcoming opportunities for ADHS scholars to gather together and discuss ideas. Submit papers for conferences in Ohio (April 2016) and Illinois (July 2016). Contact information for both, below. 


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Alcohol and Drugs History Society

at the

Ohio Academy of History


April 1-2, 2016

Kent State University – Stark Campus


Call for Papers


The Alcohol and Drugs History Society (ADHS) is organizing several sessions at the 2016 Spring Conference of the Ohio Academy of History, a professional society that brings together teachers, scholars, public historians, and students of history.

If you are interested in presenting research to Ohio historians related to the history of alcohol use, temperance, drug use (legal or illicit), prohibition, tobacco, drug enforcement, or related topics, please submit the title of your research paper and a 100-word abstract by October 15, 2015 to siffs@miamioh.edu.

Questions?

Stephen Siff                                                            David Fahey


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CALL FOR PAPERS

“I’ve Been to Dwight”

Transnational Perspectives on Addiction, Temperance and Treatmentin the Nineteenth and

Twentieth Centuries

Dwight, Illinois; 14-17 July, 2016



Keeley Cure

“I’ve Been to Dwight,” is an off-year conference of the Alcohol and Drugs History Society, commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of the Leslie E. Keeley Company’s closure. It will gather historians and social scientists at the site of the company’s former headquarters in Dwight, Illinois to present and discuss new research on the history of addiction, temperance and treatment in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The conference offers an opportunity to discuss these broad topics in a transnational, comparative, historical framework and will not limit participation to any particular psychoactive substance, habitual practice or region of study.

We wish to encourage applications from scholars at all ranks, including graduate students, junior and senior faculty, archivists, collectors and historically minded treatment professionals.

Applications for individual papers, full panels and/or table and poster displays are welcome.

SUBMISSION DEADLINE, 15 DECEMBER 2015

For full details, including submission, see:

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