10 Research Associates (PhD Positions) - Bonn Center for Dependency and Slavery Studies

The Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn is an international research university that offers a wide range of degree programs. With 200 years’ worth of history, some 38,000 students, over 6,000 employees, and an excellent domestic and international reputation, Bonn University is among Germany’s leading universities.
10 Research Associates (PhD Positions) (65%, TVL E-13)

CfP: Gender, Intersectionality and Dependency Workshop at the University of Bonn, 18-19 July 2019

In January 2019 the new Cluster of Excellence “Beyond Slavery and Freedom. Asymmetrical Dependencies in Pre-Modern Societies” was established at the University of Bonn.

So far, dependency research has often dealt with transatlantic slavery or slavery in antiquity. The Cluster seeks to broaden this perspective in terms of content, space and time. From the starting point of five research areas, researchers will explore perspectives of dependency(ies), with the added aim of also broadening individual academic training through cooperation across disciplines.

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Présentation du fonds Marc Drumaux - Centre des Archives Communistes en Belgique

Le fonds des papiers personnels de Marc Drumaux (Président du PCB de 1968 à 1972) a été inventorié et est disponible via notre catalogue en ligne Pallas ou ci-dessous. Cet outil permettra des recherches plus approfondies concernant sa vie, ses activités politiques et les sujets pour lesquels il a montré un intérêt particulier (évènements de Tchécoslovaquie, unité du mouvement international, fermeture des charbonnages...).

CfP: Labour history of socialist globalisation: The view from the shop-floor

The Chair of History of Eastern Europe at the University of Konstanz is pleased to invite applicants to a workshop exploring new developments in the labour history of globalisation in socialist Eastern Europe. Focusing on the period between the 1960s and the 2000s, the workshop seeks to investigate how growing economic entanglements between socialist Eastern Europe (Yugoslavia and the CMEA) and the Global South on the one hand, or the Western capitalist world on the other, shaped workplaces and working lives “back home”.

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