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DESCRIPTION:Conference: Oct 9-12\, 2025. Los Angeles\, California\, USA. Th
 e Urban History Association seeks proposals for papers\, panels\, roundtab
 les\, posters\, workshops\, retrospectives\, lightning rounds\, profession
 al development opportunities\, and many other kinds of sessions on any asp
 ect of urban\, suburban\, and metropolitan history in the United States an
 d globally. Our goal is to convene a vibrant and generative conference tha
 t will showcase new research\, consider the state of the field\, engage wi
 th a broad public\, and introduce new audiences and new communities to our
  area of study. We especially hope to engage K-12 teachers\, writers\, act
 ivists\, artists\, and community leaders invested in Los Angeles and its r
 egion. The conference theme\, &ldquo\;Metropolitan Majorities\,&rdquo\; re
 flects trends across the world: the ongoing population growth of cities an
 d their metropolitan areas\; the rising ethnoracial and cultural diversity
  of urban and suburban places\; the increasing concentration of economic a
 ctivities\; and the contentious politics that have accompanied these chang
 es. This is our first meeting not just in Los Angeles\, but also in Califo
 rnia and on the West Coast. Holding our conference in a metropolitan regio
 n approaching twenty million people&mdash\;one that is highly diverse\, ex
 tremely wealthy and unequal\, globally connected\, and a preeminent center
  of cultural production&mdash\; offers an ideal venue to think about these
  trends\, their historical antecedents\, and their present implications.&n
 bsp\;The Urban History Association welcomes submissions for both individua
 l papers and full sessions.Deadline for submission is February 1\, 2025. L
 earn more and submit at&nbsp\;https://www.urbanhistory.org/uha2025.&nbsp\;
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SUMMARY:Call for Papers\, Panels\, and Round tables: Metropolitan Majoritie
 s - Urban History Association Conference 2025
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>Conference: Oct 9-12\, 2025. Los An
 geles\, California\, USA.</strong> </p><p>The Urban History Association se
 eks proposals for papers\, panels\, roundtables\, posters\, workshops\, re
 trospectives\, lightning rounds\, professional development opportunities\,
  and many other kinds of sessions on any aspect of urban\, suburban\, and 
 metropolitan history in the United States and globally. </p><p>Our goal is
  to convene a vibrant and generative conference that will showcase new res
 earch\, consider the state of the field\, engage with a broad public\, and
  introduce new audiences and new communities to our area of study. We espe
 cially hope to engage K-12 teachers\, writers\, activists\, artists\, and 
 community leaders invested in Los Angeles and its region. </p><p>The confe
 rence theme\, &ldquo\;Metropolitan Majorities\,&rdquo\; reflects trends ac
 ross the world: the ongoing population growth of cities and their metropol
 itan areas\; the rising ethnoracial and cultural diversity of urban and su
 burban places\; the increasing concentration of economic activities\; and 
 the contentious politics that have accompanied these changes. </p><p>This 
 is our first meeting not just in Los Angeles\, but also in California and 
 on the West Coast. Holding our conference in a metropolitan region approac
 hing twenty million people&mdash\;one that is highly diverse\, extremely w
 ealthy and unequal\, globally connected\, and a preeminent center of cultu
 ral production&mdash\; offers an ideal venue to think about these trends\,
  their historical antecedents\, and their present implications.&nbsp\;</p>
 <p>The Urban History Association welcomes submissions for both individual 
 papers and full sessions.</p><p>Deadline for submission is February 1\, 20
 25. Learn more and submit at&nbsp\;.&nbsp\;</p>
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