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Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Historical Research
edited by Matteo Valleriani and Doris Gruber
submission deadline 30 Nov 2025 | 1 articles | Viewed by 3108 | Submission Open
Keywords: Artificial Intelligence (AI); history writing; history of science and technology; digital humanities; computational history
(This special issue belongs to the Section Digital and Computational History)
Expressions of Carceral Violence: The Use and Abuse of the Penalized Subject
edited by
submission deadline 15 Dec 2025 | 3 articles | Viewed by 1966 | Submission Open
Keywords: prison labor; prisoner health; punishment history; prison health statistics; prison medical malfeasance; prisoner mortality; penal servitude
(This special issue belongs to the Section Political, Institutional, and Economy History)
Interactions Across Borders in Historical Contexts: Interdisciplinary Approaches
edited by , and André Murteira
submission deadline 1 Dec 2026 | Viewed by 39 | Submission Open
Keywords: border interactions; border crossings; collective identities; historical contexts
(This special issue belongs to the Section Cultural History)
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