Great success of the 2018 CESH Congress in Bordeaux

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It was a great pleasure to be in Bordeaux for the CESH 2018 congress.

Many thanks to Jean-Françoise Loudcher and all his collaborators for this successful congress and to the participants for their contributions to get a so stimulating scientific event. Great experience to organize a joint conference together with the French SFHS.

Here you can see a great summary video on the conference: https://youtu.be/i6KtAIGPrew

We are looking forward to meeting you again in Lausanne next year.

The Directing Council of CESH

 

Doctoral position in Lausanne. Deadline for applications 11th June 2018

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Prof. Clastres, University of Lausanne, announces a competition for a doctoral post in Sports History available for 3 years (2018-2021) at the Institute of Sport Sciences. If you are interested, please see the call for applications.

Deadline: 11th of June 2018

Annonce Concours recrutement doctorant-E FNS Histoire du sport P CLASTRES

 

CESH president, Mike Huggins, new publication

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We proudly announce the publication of the book Horse Racing and British Society in the Long Eighteenth Century by Mike Huggins, CESH president.

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Please find below a link to the book:

https://boydellandbrewer.com/horse-racing-and-british-society-in-the-long-eighteenth-century-hb.html

Recommended by Allen Guttmann, leading American historian of sport who says:

‘Mike Huggins has carried out a prodigious amount of research into primary and secondary sources and used the research to produce a major work of sports history that is really much more than sports history.  His study of horse racing is actually a political, economic, social, and cultural interpretation of 18th-century Britain as seen through the prism of its most important sport. He has done a beautiful job of organizing a vast amount of material into a coherent and continually interesting narrative’.

 

CfP 19th ISHPES Congress Münster 2018, July 18-21

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The International Society for the History of Physical Education and Sport (ISHPES) has launched the Call for Papers of its 19th International Congress to be held in Münster (Germany) in 2018, July 18-21. The general topic will be « Sport for All – History of a Vision Around the World ».

Please, find the official CfP here.

Abstracts submission exclusively online via until February 15, 2018 here.

Further information about topics, fees, deadlines, accommodation and transportation here.

 

Many thanks to organisers and participants in CESH 2017

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It was an immense pleasure to be in Strasbourg for CESH 2017.

Many thanks to Denis Jallat, Jean Saint-Martin and their team for this fabulous congress. And to the numerous participants for their contributions in making of this congress a stimulating scientific event.

We are looking forward to meeting you again in Bordeaux next year.

The Directing Council of CESH