Scholars in history are invited to contribute original work to a diverse set of 2025 calls for papers. Opportunities span thematic tracks such as public memory and dialogue, military and diplomatic history, cultural heritage studies, and methodological innovations—including digital humanities and performance history.
Influence Scholarly Debate
Engage peers by presenting new perspectives on public memory, archival justice, or dialogue between marginalized voices.
Connect Across Specialties
Collaborate with experts in military history, cultural studies, and digital methodologies to enrich interdisciplinary research.
Gain Professional Recognition
Publication in peer-reviewed proceedings or journal special issues supports grant applications, tenure, and career advancement.
Broaden Global Reach
Present at international venues that attract historians, archivists, and policymakers, enhancing the visibility of your work.
Align your submission with one or more of these active areas:
Public Memory & Historical Dialogue
Studies of how societies remember conflict, migration, or social movements.
Military & Diplomatic History
Analyses of strategy, warfare, and international relations from ancient to modern periods.
Cultural Heritage & Archives
Research on preservation, material culture, and the politics of memory.
Digital Humanities & Methodological Innovation
Applications of GIS mapping, text mining, and performance studies to historical questions.
Regional & Transnational Perspectives
Comparative work on Asia, Europe, the Americas, or cross-border phenomena.
Use a centralized platform to streamline your search:
Filter by Subdiscipline: Choose “History,” “Military History,” or “Cultural Heritage” to view targeted calls.
Track Deadlines: Monitor abstract and full-paper due dates in one dashboard.
Review Submission Guidelines: Confirm word limits, formatting styles, and peer-review processes.
Verify Venue Quality: Select CFPs from organizations with established reputations in historical scholarship.
Many scholars use iconf.org to locate vetted conference and journal CFPs without navigating multiple websites.
Match the CFP Scope
Ensure your topic aligns closely with the conference’s stated themes and keywords.
Craft a Clear Abstract
Summarize your research questions, sources, methods, and key findings in 250–300 words.
Follow Structured Formatting
Use an introduction, literature review, methodology, analysis, and conclusion format or the IMRaD structure if specified.
Include Supporting Materials
Provide sample images, timelines, or data visualizations where allowed.
Proofread and Solicit Feedback
Obtain peer review and professional editing to ensure clarity and academic rigor.
Preparing a well-aligned, methodologically sound manuscript positions your research for acceptance and impact. Begin your 2025 history submissions today and contribute to the global historical conversation.