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DESCRIPTION:22nd September 2025 (Online event) hosted by the University of 
 Technology SydneyCall for PapersWe invite postgraduate researchers explori
 ng topics related to urban and planning history in Australia\, New Zealand
  and South Pacific nations to participate in a one-day\, online PhD Sympos
 ium to present and discuss their work. The symposium will provide\n    a s
 upportive and collegiate environment for students to receive thesis feedba
 ck and advice from academics working in the field. We aim to foster connec
 tions\, constructively critical discourse and build relationships among sc
 holars working on the urban\n    histories of our region.TopicsGrounded Hi
 stories invites students to present work grounded in a variety of methods\
 , materials and lands. We encourage submissions on a broad range of topics
  from students working in urban\, planning and architectural history\, her
 itage and conservation and other aligned fields. We welcome contributions 
 that extend the themes of the 2024 UHPH conference "Real Estate Agency: La
 nd\, Housing and Finance in Urban and Planning History" as well but not li
 mited topics such as:\n&nbsp\; Indigenous histories of city spaces and pla
 ces&nbsp\; studies of planning and the built and natural environments&nbsp
 \; architecture and design&nbsp\; institutions\, governance and participat
 ion&nbsp\; infrastructure&nbsp\; property&nbsp\; extraction&nbsp\; digital
  and virtual history&nbsp\; critical heritage and conservation studies&nbs
 p\; regional urbanismPhD (and also MPhil and MRes) students are invited to
  submit an abstract for a proposed presentation at the symposium. Please d
 on't hesitate to contact the convenors if you are unsure whether your prop
 osed topic suits the aims of the symposium. We encourage\n    the submissi
 on of work from students at all stages of their candidature.FormatPresente
 rs will be placed into thematic sessions and will present on their propose
 d topic for a total of 15 minutes. This will be followed by 15 minutes of 
 feedback and discussion from invited scholars and your peers. In keeping w
 ith the aims of the AUHPH\n    Group\, registration and participation is f
 ree. The symposium will also have a keynote speaker (TBA).Abstract Submiss
 ion GuidelinesSubmit your 300-word abstract to a\n        nathan.etheringt
 on@uts.edu.au by 21st of July 2025. Include your full name\, institutional
  and departmental affiliations\, current topic\, and year of candidature\n
     Notifications of acceptance will be advised from 4th of August 2025An 
 extended final abstract of 600 words is required by 8th September 2025 For
  further information see website: https://antipodes.city/2025/06/11/ground
 ed-histories/&nbsp\;Dr Nathan EtheringtonLecturer | School of Architecture
 University of Technology Sydney
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250613
LOCATION:Australia\,Sydney\,Online event
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SUMMARY:Call for Papers: Grounded History | AUHPH Group Postgraduate Sympos
 ium
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>22nd September 2025 (Online event) hosted
  by the University of Technology Sydney</div><div><br /></div><div><strong
 >Call for Papers</strong></div><div><p>We invite postgraduate researchers 
 exploring topics related to urban and planning history in Australia\, New 
 Zealand and South Pacific nations to participate in a one-day\, online PhD
  Symposium to present and discuss their work. The symposium will provide\n
     a supportive and collegiate environment for students to receive thesis
  feedback and advice from academics working in the field. We aim to foster
  connections\, constructively critical discourse and build relationships a
 mong scholars working on the urban\n    histories of our region.</p><p><st
 rong style="background-color:transparent\;color:inherit\;font-size:inherit
 \;text-align:inherit\;text-transform:inherit\;word-spacing:normal\;caret-c
 olor:auto\;white-space:inherit\;">Topics</strong></p></div><div><p><span s
 tyle="background-color:initial\;font-family:inherit\;font-size:inherit\;te
 xt-align:inherit\;text-transform:inherit\;word-spacing:normal\;caret-color
 :auto\;white-space:inherit\;">Grounded Histories invites students to prese
 nt work grounded in a variety of methods\, materials and lands. We encoura
 ge submissions on a broad range of topics from students working in urban\,
  planning and architectural history\, heritage and conservation and other 
 aligned fields. We welcome contributions that extend the themes of the 202
 4 UHPH conference "" as well but
  not limited topics such as:</span></p>\n</div><ul><li>&nbsp\; Indigenous 
 histories of city spaces and places</li><li>&nbsp\; studies of planning an
 d the built and natural environments</li><li>&nbsp\; architecture and desi
 gn</li><li>&nbsp\; institutions\, governance and participation</li><li>&nb
 sp\; infrastructure</li><li>&nbsp\; property</li><li>&nbsp\; extraction</l
 i><li>&nbsp\; digital and virtual history</li><li>&nbsp\; critical heritag
 e and conservation studies</li><li>&nbsp\; regional urbanism</li></ul><div
 >PhD (and also MPhil and MRes) students are invited to submit an abstract 
 for a proposed presentation at the symposium. Please don't hesitate to con
 tact the convenors if you are unsure whether your proposed topic suits the
  aims of the symposium. We encourage\n    the submission of work from stud
 ents at all stages of their candidature.</div><div><br /></div><div><stron
 g>Format</strong></div><div>Presenters will be placed into thematic sessio
 ns and will present on their proposed topic for a total of 15 minutes. Thi
 s will be followed by 15 minutes of feedback and discussion from invited s
 cholars and your peers. In keeping with the aims of the AUHPH\n    Group\,
  registration and participation is free. The symposium will also have a ke
 ynote speaker (TBA).</div><div><br /></div><div><strong>Abstract Submissio
 n Guidelines</strong></div><div><br /></div><ol><li>Submit your 300-word a
 bstract to a\n        <a href="mailto:nathan.etherington@uts.edu.au">natha
 n.etherington@uts.edu.au</a> by 21st of July 2025. Include your full name\
 , institutional and departmental affiliations\, current topic\, and year o
 f candidature\n    </li><li>Notifications of acceptance will be advised fr
 om 4th of August 2025</li><li>An extended final abstract of 600 words is r
 equired by 8th September 2025 For further information see website: &nbsp\;</li></ol><div><br /></div>
 <div>Dr Nathan Etherington</div><div>Lecturer | School of Architecture</di
 v><div>University of Technology Sydney</div><div><br /></div>
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