Our latest book review is now online! Shelby Shapiro reviews Einav Rabinovitch-Fox's monograph Dressed for Freedom: The Fashionable Politics of American Feminism. Read all about it here.
Join us on 23 November when university and college lecturer Mary Ann Irwin, winner of the 2024 Elizabeth Eisenstein Essay Prize will present her award-winning research on the Americanisation of Jewish San Francisco.
To register for this free online event, go to...
Following 5 months of deliberations, the results of the 2024 Elizabeth Eisenstein Essay Prize have been announced.
The 2024 Eisenstein Committee, chaired by Dr Joan Cunningham have unanimously selected Mary Ann Irwin as First Prize winner of this year’s contest for her...
Over the last few months no fewer than 17 scholars have been accepted for membership of NCIS. They hail from the USA, United Kingdom, Switzerland and Turkey. Welcome all! Dr Thomas J. Buckholtz (USA) does research in two key areas: (1) innovation, leadership, skills...
THE ACCIDENTAL EDUCATOR: UNLOCKING THE TEACHER IN EVERYONE
Saturday 14 September
2pm EST /11am PST/7pm BST/8pm CET
We are delighted to welcome back the ever-popular librarian/archivist Jo Baines for another free NCIS webinar on Saturday 14 September. ...
We are delighted to report that Phillip Reid, maritime historian and NCIS Board member has been elected as Fellow of the Royal Historical Society. Congratulations Phillip! https://royalhistsoc.org/
We're pleased to welcome more scholars to the NCIS fold. They have all been awarded Full Membership of NCIS in the last month. Welcome one and all!
FULL MEMBERSHIP Dr Malika Bouchez-Zacria (FRANCE) graduated in veterinary medicine but her enduring interest in...
FULL MEMBERSHIP Dr. John Botke (USA) holds a PhD in Particle Physics from the University of California, Santa Barbara. Botke is developing a new model of cosmology that answers many of the outstanding questions resulting from the standard model of...
The first article to pass peer review for Vol. 11 of The Independent Scholar is now online as a preprint. The final version (with page umbers) will be published in the forthcoming issue. Read it here!
Jasmine Hazel Shadrack's latest book (co-edited with Christine Welch) is Religion, Death and the Senses, to be published by Equinox on 1 August 2024. You are warmly invited to the online book launch on 12 September 2024.
If you are interested in reviewing...
