CALL FOR PAPERS AND PROJECTS
Thursday 14.09.2017 – Friday 15.09.2017
International Conference on Working Class Districts
Urban Transformations and Qualities of Life in the Growing City
University of Applied Sciences FH Campus Wien, Favoritenstraße 226, 1100 Vienna
Background
Ámbitos - Boletín Digital de Actividades de la Fundación Francisco Largo Caballero
número 104, marzo 2017
1. Actividades culturales
1.1. Exposición Mujeres y Trabajo en España (1875-2015)
2. Publicaciones
3. Archivo
3.1. Ingreso de nueva documentación de José Santos López y Dolores Martínez Bilbao
4. Biblioteca, hemeroteca y materiales esspeciales
4.1. Tareas técnicas
4.2. "Historia de las mujeres"
4.3. "40 años de democracia"
4.4. "Gates no frontiers"
4.5. "#objectivomujeres"
Venue
IHR Wolfson Conference Suite, NB01/NB02, Basement, IHR, Senate House, Malet Street, London WC1E 7HU
4th IFPH Annual Conference Draft Program – Ravenna, Italy, 5-9 June 2017
The program presented below is a provisional one.
The Italian Society of Labour History (SISLav) organizes an International Conference on the topic “Working in the Countryside: Subsistence, Pluriactivity, Mobility”.
The Conference will take place in Milan on Thursday 28th and Friday 29th September 2017; the University “Bicocca” of Milan, partner in the organization of the Conference, will host the event.
Full-time PhD Studentship at the University of the Highlands and Islands - Centre for History
Location: Dornoch
Funding for: UK, EU & International students
Funding amount: UK/EU fees & stipend (RCUK rate) for 42 months
Closes: 8th May 2017, 12pm (UK time)
AHRC CDP and National Maritime Museum - funded PhD in English Literature and Cultural Studies
Cardiff University - Cardiff School of English, Communication and Philosophy
Start date: October 2017
Duration: 3 years
This project will situate objects produced by sailors at the heart of current scholarly debates about gendered work and creativity, military masculinity, and citizenship.
Since its opening in 1830, Karl Friedrich Schinkel's Altes Museum has been located in Berlin's highly symbolic centre, defined by the royal City Palace, Cathedral and Armory. While the museum's performative architecture responds to its location, the current curatorial concept and display no longer reflect the original museological significance of the building.
