The Warren Dean Memorial Prize was established in 1995 and carries a stipend of $500. It recognizes the book or article judged to be the most significant work on the history of Brazil published in English during the year prior to the award year. Publications by scholars other than historians will be considered as long as the work has substantial historical content. Comparative works (e. g. on Brazil and another country) will be eligible as long as they include a substantial amount of material on Brazil.

For a book or article to be considered, each of the three committee members must receive a copy by June 1, 2024, either from the publisher or from another source.

Items published in 2023 will be considered for the award year 2024 (to be awarded at the meeting in January 2025).

In exceptional cases, the award committee may decide on co-winners. The co-winners will split the prize. In such cases, there would not be an honorable mention.

Note: The CLAH now requires current membership for all of its prizes.

Dean Prize Committee for 2024:

Sueann Caulfield (Chair)
Department of History
1029, Tisch Hall, 1003
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1003
scaul@umich.edu

Marc Hertzman
466H Gregory Hall
Department of History
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
810 S. Wight St.
Urbana, IL 61801
hertzman@illinois.edu

Keila Grinberg
Department of History
University of Pittsburgh
3702 Wesley W. Posvar Hall
Pittsburgh, PA 15260
keila.grinberg@pitt.edu

Deadline for receipt of nominations: June 1, 2024