Ana Isabel Queiroz was invited to join the European Society for Environmental History (ESEH) Nomination Committee by its President, Peter Szabo, who highlighted that she is an “experienced and highly regarded researcher with an extensive network among environmental historians.”
The IHC researcher believes that this “is not only a personal opportunity, it seems to me an opportunity to affirm both the REPORT(h)A network and the IHC”. She added that it is a way of “balancing regions and specificities, affirming the environmental history of southern Europe, where this perspective arrived later.”
With a two-year term, Ana Isabel Queiroz will share positions with Christian Rohr (the chairman of the committee, Swiss) and Kati Lindström (Estonian), who will be responsible for the Society’s elections, namely by actively seeking people to hold ESEH offices, namely of President, Vice President, Secretary, and Regional Representatives.
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