Social and Labour History News

Dans la seconde moitié des années  1930, la République espagnole fait face à un putsch soutenu par les puissances fascistes, qui a tôt fait de dégénérer en guerre civile. Au même moment, les puissances démocratiques tentent d’éviter l’escalade par un accord de non-intervention qui garrotte les républicains.

Journées d’études, 10-11 juin 2021, Campus Condorcet, Aubervilliers

 

Depuis la création en 2001 du Collectif des centres de documentation en histoire ouvrière et sociale (CODHOS), les sources de l’histoire sociale se sont extraordinairement élargies en changeant de nature et de support.

4th International Workshop
The spatial implications of trade regulations
(Middle Ages and Early Modern Times), 10-12 June 2021

The years 1956-1958 were a pivotal period in the history of Africa and its social movements. In Morocco and Tunisia, the end of the Protectorates (March 1956) was the logical consequence of two decades of struggle for independence led by local nationalist movements. The same is true for the independence of Sudan, which came into effect on 1 January 1956.

2020-2021 KEYWORD WORKSHOP SERIES (ZOOM)

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January 26-30, 2022, are the new dates for the Nordic Labour History Conference. The decision to postpone the NLHC2020 was made by the organising committee in consultation with the Nordic Labour History Network due to the following concerns:

4th Conference of the European Labour History Network (ELHN)
Vienna, August 30-1 September 2021

Remuneration, workers and employers organisations: bargaining and struggle in the longue durée
ELHN Working Group Renumeration and Bargaining

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Many studies focus on the impact of direct democracy in politics. More and more countries institutionalized tools of direct democracy in order to give stronger legitimacy to political decisions. At the same time, many governments resist the institutionalization of such procedures as if they contradicted the principles of representative government. At the local level, the situation seems to be less dramatized.

The Tunisian-Mediterranean Association for Historical, Social and Economic Studies (TMA for HSES) & The Tunisian World Center for Studies, Research and Development (TWC for SRD) will organize the thirteenth International Symposium around the theme: “Delinquency, Crimes and Repression in History”, on December 17, 18, and 19, 2020.

Thinking ‘Europe’ as an idea, a geographical space, and a political force is inseparable from thinking about its history of imperialism, its postcolonial legacies, and its preoccupation with questions of in and outside, centre and periphery, the self and the other.

25th – 27th March 2021

Alison Richards Building,

Sidgwick Site,

The University of Cambridge

 

 

Confirmed keynote speakers:

Razmig Keucheyan (University of Bordeaux), Stathis Kouvelakis, Julia Nicholls (King's College London), Kristin Ross (New York University)

 

Call for papers volume 13 issue 1 (May-June 2021)

Rising up against institutional racism in the Americas and beyond

Elisabet Rasch and Heike Schaumberg

The May-June 2021 issue of the open-access, online, copy left academic/activist journal Interface: a Journal for and about Social Movements (http://www.interfacejournal.net/) will focus on themes relevant to understanding and registering the popular responses and uprisings to racism.

Robert Ovetz
robert.ovetz@sjsu.edu

Jake Alimahomed-Wilson
jake.Wilson@csulb.edu

We are currently accepting manuscript submissions for a special issue of New Global Studies on Global Labor and Supply Chains to be published in late 2021 or early 2022. To learn more about New Global Studies visit https://www.degruyter.com/view/journals/ngs/ngs-overview.xml

The Review of African Political Economy is looking for two affiliates to join the journal's Editorial Working Group (EWG) for a year starting from January 2021.

  

AVIS DE PARUTION

Le Temps des médias. Revue d'histoire

« Travailleurs, Travailleuses ! » 

n° 34, Printemps 2020 – Nouveau monde éditions - 25 €

 

Dossier coordonné par Alexandre Borrell, Cécile Méadel, Claire Sécail, avec le comité de rédaction

 

Ce numéro d’Images du travail, travail des images pose l’hypothèse selon laquelle les images informent beaucoup sur l’apprentissage et l’enseignement professionnel, sur les publics de ces formations, sur le travail des apprentis et des élèves.

   

Conférence, mardi 6 octobre 2020, 18h30-20h00

Maison Internationale des Associations (MIA), 15 rue des Savoises, Genève

GIRES, the Global Institute for Research, Education & Scholarship creates a welcoming space for discussion and exploration of the rich history of the humanitarian organizations and their work during times of distress.

Left History is a peer reviewed scholarly journal published bi-annually out of York University, with an editorial board of prominent left historians. We feature articles and reviews from established scholars, early-career scholars, and graduate students.

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