Colonialism, Its
Impact And Legacies

Eighth Annual
World History Association Conference
University of Victoria, British Columbia
June 24-27, 1999

What do these people have in common? Martin Chanock of Latrobe University, Australia; Bruce Kercher, University of Sydney; Annie Coombs, University of London; Christopher Saunders, University of Cape Town; Jack Goldstone, UC Davis; Frances Gouda, George Washington University; Timothy Brook, Stanford and Samir Saul, University of Montreal They will join members of the WHA for the Eighth Annual World History Association Conference. Ralph Croizier received a grant from the Canadian government which insures that leading scholars from around the world will join keynote speakers: Li Bozhong, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Thomas Metcalf, University of California at Berkeley and Margaret Strobel, University of Illinois, Chicago. Sample conference panels Picturing Natives: Colonialism and Tourism Colonialism Labor and the World Economy Teaching Colonialism in a Post Colonial World Conference Sub-themes Colonial Policy and Native Land Environmental Consequences of Colonialism Gender Issues in Colonial Contexts Colonialism and the Early Modern World Economy Representations and Resistance inn Art and Architecture Teaching Colonialism A week-long institute for teachers follows the conference. Check the conference website for more information and registration costs (http://www.uvcs.uvic.ca/conf/wha99.