SHAFR members- It's time to renew your SHAFR membership today (thanks if you have already done so). Then, rest assured that you will receive all of next year's issues of Diplomatic History, Passport, and all the other great benefits of SHAFR membership. Or, for $1,000, purchase a life membership and never worry about renewing again (and show your support for us).
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Nomination Procedures for the 2015 SHAFR Prizes are now available in the prizes section of the website. Deadlines vary by the prizes. Congratulations again to the 2014 winners, announced at the annual conference and now listed on the individual prize pages.
These prizes recognize excellence in teaching and research (in books, articles, and dissertations) and in documentary editing.
"If you teach a survey course on the history of American foreign relations, chances are that you don’t spend very much time on the Austria-Hungarian Empire, or “the Habsburgs,” as Nicole Phelps refers to that multinational empire in her remarkable new book," notes Thomas Schwartz, adding that "As Rodney Dangerfield may have put it, the Habsburgs get no respect. Phelps is out to change that perception."
Did you know that Advance Access to forthcoming Diplomatic History articles is one of your SHAFR membership benefits? Advance Access articles are papers that have been copyedited and typeset but not yet paginated for inclusion in an issue. These include
