Brill and the editorial team of the Journal of Global Slavery are pleased to provide an annual prize of €500 for excellence and originality in a major work (defined as a monograph or feature documentary) on any theme related to global slavery.
COSE NOSTRE
Cinquant’anni da quella notte: le iniziative per Pino
Nuove coordinate bancarie
Nuovi materiali per la mediateca
Disponibili le registrazioni audio del seminario “Pensiero e Azione”.
Intervista biografica a Cesare Vurchio
BIOGRAFIE
Maso Agostino detto Tino
di Elis Fraccaro
Ai margini del mercato. Ricordo di Fabio Meregalli
El Grupo de Estudios sobre la Historia Contemporánea de Extremadura anuncia la presentación del libro de Ángel VIÑAS: ¿Quién quiso la guerra civil? Historia de una conspiración,
Cáceres, 19 de noviembre de 2019.
Información sobre este libro en el siguiente enlace:
https://www.planetadelibros.com/libro-quien-quiso-la-guerra-civil/291549
Información sobre el autor:
Con-IH 20 Global and International History
Labor and Discipline from a Global Perspective
Harvard University
April 2nd and 3rd, 2020
The organizing committee for the Harvard Graduate Student Conference on International History (Con-IH) invites graduate students to submit proposals for its twentieth annual conference. This year’s theme is Labor and Discipline from a Global Perspective. The conference will take place at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts on April 2nd and 3rd, 2020.
The annual conference of the Social History Society is the largest gathering of social and cultural historians in the UK. For more than four decades, our members have transformed historical research, exploring the many ways in which our social worlds are made, imagined, shared and shattered. We are delighted to be returning to Lancaster University, which was the intellectual home of many of the society’s founding members, in 2020.
Le colloque international « Migrations : traces, inscriptions et textualités » visera à comparer les modalités d’expression et de réception d’un concept politiquement et médiatiquement omniprésent dans le débat public européen et latino-américain. Le concept de « migration-s » sera interrogé d’un point de vue à la fois synchronique et généalogique (dans le sens que Michel Foucault lui a donné).
