H&S

History and Society

Content Submissions

History and Society accepts submissions from guest writers, analysts, and commentators. Submission of content does not guarantee publication. All Submitted Content is subject to editorial review and must comply with our editorial standards, publishing principles, and applicable United States federal and state laws. Contributors whose work is published are required to agree to the applicable Contributor Agreement, which governs rights, responsibilities, and legal obligations related to submitted content.

As a matter of transparency, contributors must publish under their real legal names. Exceptions may be granted in cases of substantiated political risk or personal safety concerns; however, identity verification with valid government-issued identification remains mandatory. 

Contributors bear sole responsibility for the legality, accuracy, originality, and compliance of their Submitted Content. All identity data is processed in accordance with our Privacy Policy and applicable US privacy laws. 

Sponsorships and Cooperation

History and Society may enter into sponsorships or partnerships related to the Site. Such relationships do not grant sponsors any editorial control. Final authority over all published content rests exclusively with History and Society.

Commercial content may not be published. But sponsored content may be published in accordance with applicable US laws and internal policies. All sponsored content is clearly labeled as ”Sponsored” and sponsors have no influence over editorial decisions.

Contact Details

Still have more questions? Please feel free to contact us should further clarification be required.

Contact US

historyandsociety@proton.me

+1 847 287 8337

2900 Wilcrest Dr 295, Houston, TX 77042 USA

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