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This is a website of the International Association of Labour History Institutions (IALHI).
IALHI brings together archives, libraries, document centres, museums and research institutions specializing in the heritage, history and theory of labour and social movements from all over the world.

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GLHN Conferences

Second GLHN Conference, Stockholm 2020
First GLHN Conference, Delhi 2017
GLHN Founding Meeting, Barcelona 2015

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Concours d’anarchitecture - Centre International de Recherches sur l’Anarchisme (CIRA)
CfA: Ten Fellowships at The Heinz Heinen Kolleg – Center for Advanced Study at the Bonn Center for Dependency and Slavery Studies
City Intelligible. Book Launch & Discussion with Frank Perlin
CfP: Intersectional approaches to coercion and marginalization in labour
CfP: Tackling child labour in the global south
Retrieving Women's Voices in African Political History
Presentation of “Mothering’s Many Labours”, Past & Present’s fifteenth annual supplement
CfA: Prix d’étude des mondes contemporains – 2021
Assistant/Associate Professor, Comparative Political Economy of Crisis/Crises of Capitalism, Department of Politics, York University
Revue d'études proudhoniennes: "Instruire le peuple, émanciper les travailleurs"

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