RHS ALEXANDER PRIZE – THE 2023 SHORTLIST

by | Jun 1, 2023 | General, RHS Prizes 2023 | 0 comments

The Royal Historical Society’s Alexander Prize is awarded for a journal article or essay based on original historical research – written by a doctoral candidate or those recently awarded their doctorate – and published in a journal or an edited collection. The 2023 Prize recognises original research published in 2022.

 

The 2023 Shortlist recognises the scholarly contribution of six articles and essays published in 2022

 

 

The Prize offers £250 to the winning author.

 

THE WINNER OF THIS YEAR’S ALEXANDER PRIZE WILL BE ANNOUNCED ON FRIDAY 21 JULY, ALONG WITH RECIPIENTS OF THE SOCIETY’S OTHER 2023 AWARDS

 

About the Prize

The Alexander Prize is the Royal Historical Society’s longest-running award, endowed in 1897 by L.C. Alexander, RHS Secretary at the Society’s foundation in 1868.

Authors eligible the Prize must be doctoral students in a historical subject at a UK institution, or be within two years of having a submitted a corrected thesis in a historical subject in a UK institution at the time of the closing date for entries.

 

Also available: 2023 Whitfield and Gladstone Book Prize Shortlists

The RHS Whitfield Prize is awarded to a first monograph in the field of British and Irish History. This year’s shortlist of six titles is also now available, with the winner announced in late June / early July.

The RHS Gladstone Prize is awarded to a first monograph in the field of European or World History. This year’s shortlist of six titles is also now available, with the winner announced in late June / early July.

 

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