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May 16, 2009, 3:10 amIrish Soldiers in Latin American
May 5, 2009, 2:07 pm
IMSLA 7:3 Call for Contributors
Irish Soldiers and Military Conflicts in Spain, Latin America and the Caribbean
Guest Editor: Karen Racine, University of Guelph, Canada
The editors of Irish Migration Studies in Latin America invite submissions for a special issue (Volume 7, Number 3, November 2009) that will explore any aspect of the longstanding and significant military relationship between Ireland and the Iberian world. Articles may focus on any aspect of the Irish military involvement in Spain, Portugal, Spanish America, Brazil, or the Caribbean across the centuries. Submissions could take the form of a study based on one particular person, the history of a battalion, a specific battle or event, discussion of military theory or strategy, procurement practices, recruitment efforts, relations between military and civilian authorities, or representations of the Irish overseas military experience in art, song or literature.
Articles in English should be submitted to the Guest Editor by 1 October 2009; articles in French, Spanish, German or Portuguese should be submitted by 1 September 2009. The editors also welcome book, film and website reviews, edited discussions of primary documents, photo essays, and short biographies related to the topic of the special issue. Please see: http://www.irlandeses.org/0911cfc.htm for more details.
Guest Editor
Karen Racine
soldiers@irlandeses.org
Editor:
Claire Healy
claire.healy@irlandeses.org
Production Editor
Juan Pablo Alvarez Pearce
juanpablo.alvarez@irlandeses.org
Irish Soldiers and Military Conflicts in Spain, Latin America and the Caribbean
Guest Editor: Karen Racine, University of Guelph, Canada
The editors of Irish Migration Studies in Latin America invite submissions for a special issue (Volume 7, Number 3, November 2009) that will explore any aspect of the longstanding and significant military relationship between Ireland and the Iberian world. Articles may focus on any aspect of the Irish military involvement in Spain, Portugal, Spanish America, Brazil, or the Caribbean across the centuries. Submissions could take the form of a study based on one particular person, the history of a battalion, a specific battle or event, discussion of military theory or strategy, procurement practices, recruitment efforts, relations between military and civilian authorities, or representations of the Irish overseas military experience in art, song or literature.
Articles in English should be submitted to the Guest Editor by 1 October 2009; articles in French, Spanish, German or Portuguese should be submitted by 1 September 2009. The editors also welcome book, film and website reviews, edited discussions of primary documents, photo essays, and short biographies related to the topic of the special issue. Please see: http://www.irlandeses.org/0911cfc.htm for more details.
Guest Editor
Karen Racine
soldiers@irlandeses.org
Editor:
Claire Healy
claire.healy@irlandeses.org
Production Editor
Juan Pablo Alvarez Pearce
juanpablo.alvarez@irlandeses.org
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