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8–9 June 2023

Oslo Metropolitan University

Séminaire de recherche organisé par Maira Abreu, Jérôme Bas et François Boureau.
Il se tient au site Pouchet du CNRS.

Palazzo Valentini, Roma

Sala Mons. Luigi di Liegro

Via Quattro Novembre, 119/a

Dossier: Race relations and racism in the worlds of labor, edited by Paulo Cruz Terra (UFF) e Robério Souza (UNEB)

The Union of International Associations invites you to sign up for its newsletter: UIA´s World of Associations.

We are relaunching the newsletter and the first edition will be sent on 7 February 2023.

Six additional issues will follow: April, June, September, October, November and December.

The newsletter will focus on our publications, services and activities supporting associations, as well as articles from specialists in areas critical to association life.

The Young Mining Historians Corner is a blog post series edited by the Labour In Mining WG dedicated

Classicism and War in the 20th Century
Journal of War & Culture Studies

This CfP relates to a special journal issue on classicism and war in the 20th century.

This collection of essays takes a global approach to exploring the complexities of the body, gender, and work through the lens of colonialism. By using colonialism as a lens, scholars are able to demonstrate that the experiences of women at work in relation to their bodies forsakes temporality.

“The new world will be different,” wrote the housewife Nella Last in her wartime diary on May 10, 1945. In the wake of World War II, amidst all of the destruction, visions and ideas of how to rebuild communities started to simmer, igniting minds of politicians, refugees, and ordinary citizen across the globe. How did these ideas differ in various regions, especially across the growing East-West divide? How were policies and practices of reconstruction carried out and by whom? How did various social groups experience the process of shaping the new order?

“The new world will be different,” wrote the housewife Nella Last in her wartime diary on May 10, 1945. In the wake of World War II, amidst all of the destruction, visions and ideas of how to rebuild communities started to simmer, igniting minds of politicians, refugees, and ordinary citizen across the globe. How did these ideas differ in various regions, especially across the growing East-West divide? How were policies and practices of reconstruction carried out and by whom? How did various social groups experience the process of shaping the new order?

Starting in the United Kingdom, the abolition of slavery quickly became one of the most pressing social issues of the 19th century. Contrary to the commonly held perception that the anti-slavery movements were a teleological success story, slavery underwent a number of phases of abolition and reintroduction, while the informal exploitative structures of ‘slavery’ never completely disappeared. This was exacerbated by the fact that the various systems of slavery spanned several eras, continents, and ideological histories.

Appel à communication - Journée des doctorant.es de l’AFHMT

« Travail illégal, travail informel »

La journée des doctorant.e.s de l’AFHMT se déroulera le 3 juin 2023 au Centre Malher (Amphithéâtre Georges Dupuis), (9 rue Malher, 75004 Paris).

Ce colloque propose d’entrer dans les logements, les parties communes ainsi que les abords des immeubles et maisons des faubourgs et banlieues pour aborder l’histoire de ces territoires sous un autre angle que celui des espaces productifs, périphériques ou relégués et en mettant en question l’image contemporaine des banlieues populaires comme lieux d’habitat contraint, mal conçu, inhabitable ou encore des « banlieues dortoirs ». « Habiter la banlieue » n’est pas l’équivalent de « vivre en banlieue » car c’est l’espace privé qui est alors en jeu.

En 2022, la Fondation Jean-Jaurès a mis au jour un bel ensemble de documents d’archives inédits de Jules Guesde, fondateur avec Jean Jaurès du Parti socialiste en France. Jean-Numa Ducange, spécialiste de l’histoire du socialisme et des gauches européennes, les a parcourus en avant-première et en analyse l’intérêt qu’ils représentent pour la recherche.

Online: https://www.jean-jaures.org/publication/un-fonds-darchives-inedit-pour-e...

Áreas. Revista Internacional de Ciencias Sociales

Núm. 43 (2022): Social and environmental effects of mining in Southern Europe

Coordinated by José Joaquín García Gómez, Ángel Pascual Martínez Soto y Miguel Á. Pérez de Perceval
Publicado: 31-12-2022
DOI: https://doi.org/10.6018/areas

Ort: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, Bonn
Datum: 23./24. November 2023

Deadline für die Einreichung der Abstracts: 10. Februar 2023

Veranstaltet von: Arbeitskreis Gewerkschaftsgeschichte im Kooperationsprojekt „Jüngere und jüngste Gewerkschaftsgeschichte“ der Hans-Böckler-Stiftung und der Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, Organisationsteam: Mareen Heying (Düsseldorf), Nina Kleinöder (Bamberg), Sebastian Knoll-Jung (Neustadt/Weinstr.), Sebastian Voigt (München)

For the academic year of 2023/2024 the Cluster will put a thematic emphasis on Research Area E “Gender and Intersectionality”. Research Area E investigates dependencies associated with gender, sexuality, status, class, ethnicity, religion, age and other historical, anthropological, and representational aspects relevant to explaining differences among persons and human groups, both in past and present societies.

The third Annual Pierre du Bois Doctoral Workshop, organized by the Graduate Institute in partnership with the Pierre du Bois Foundation will take place at Maison de la Paix on 3-4 April 2023. The workshop’s title is “Mobile Actors in Global History” and is organized by Anna Diem and Burak Sayim, from the International History and Politics Department.

More info here: https://www.fondation-pierredubois.ch/mobile-actors-in-global-history/