European Review of History

Special issues can be one of the most exciting ways to shape scholarly conversation. They allow researchers to bring together a set of essays around a shared theme, intervene in emerging debates, and create dialogue across institutions, disciplines, and geographical boundaries. At the European Review of History, we regularly receive proposals for special issues that reflect the breadth and dynamism of historical research today. If you are considering submitting a proposal, the process need...

Vittore Carpaccio, The Virgin Reading , c. 1500, oil on panel, 78 × 51 cm, Samuel H. Kress Collection, National Gallery of Art,...

Carl Schleicher, Der Bücherwurm (The Bookworm), late 19th century, oil on wood, 21 × 15.5 cm Peer review is at the heart of the academic...