THE HIDDEN ABODES OF PRODUCTION

LABOUR, COMMODITIES AND REPERTOIRES OF EVALUATION IN THE EUROPEAN EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH CENTURIES

Indifference towards any specific kind of labour presupposes a very developed totality of real kinds of labour, of which no single one is any longer predominant. As a rule, the most general abstractions arise only in the midst of the richest possible concrete development, where one thing appears as common to many, to all. – Karl Marx

1. Report on the International Conference “Slavery and Forced Labour in 16th to 19th Century Spain and Hispanic America” by Victoria López Barahona and Álvaro París Martín
2. Grupo Taller de Historia Social – Social History Working Group (Madrid) – A collective interview with the members of the group
3. Zapruder World – A new project and on-line journal
4. Social History Worldwide – Panels at the next ICHS Congress, Jinan, August 2015
5. Call for papers

Gantoise 150 - 101 indianenverhalen

Het is zover: het boek Gantoise 105 - 101 indianenverhalen dat Amsab-onderzoekster Martine Vermandere schreef over de 150-jarige geschiedenis van KAA Gent, is vanaf nu verkrijgbaar.

Boekvoorstelling in de Ghelamco Arena

Op donderdag 27 november stelden we in de Ghelamco Arena het boek Gantoise 105 - 101 indianenverhalen voor. Een heel mooie avond met een fantastische opkomst. Bekijk hier een fotoreportage van Bart Dewaele.

Boek Gantoise 150 in de media

Seminarios

Dear Colleague

we write to advise that our site www.abmo.it has been completely updated with the biographies and documentary material published in the fifth volume of the series Individual and collective biographies of the Italian working-class movement. It is now possible to consult 1699 biographies, 1087 photos, 2982 individual archives and 93 literary works, all completely digitalised.

On Thursday 4 December Rana Behal will present his book:

One Hundred Years of Servitude: Political Economy of Tea Plantations in Colonial Assam

The book presents a hundred-year history of tea plantations in the Assam (Brahmaputra) Valley during British colonial rule in India. It explores a world where more than two million migrantlabourers worked under conditions of indentured servitude in these tea plantations, producing tea for an increasingly profitable global market.

Current news
November 2014

2015 Eric Fry Labour History Scholarship

The closing date for applications for this scholarship is now the end of March each year. It is open to honours and postgraduate students who intend using collections in the Noel Butlin Archives Centre in their research. 

Database launch

As part of the exhibition series commissioned by the Google Cultural Institute to mark the 25th anniversary of the fall of Communism, OSA has curated an online exhibition entitled 1956 - 301 - 1989. Launched on November 13, the exhibition presents the 1956 Revolution, its suppression and the ensuing reprisals, and how the taboo surrounding the events of 1956 was finally broken from the mid-1980s onwards by the Hungarian democratic opposition.

Care/i tutte/i,

in allegato l'invito alla presentazione del libro di Guido Panvini Cattolici e violenza politica. L'altro album di famiglia del terrorismo italiano (Venezia, Marsilio, 2014). Il libro è frutto di un'accurata ricerca condotta anche presso l'archivio della nostra Fondazione e in particolare sul fondo della Fim Cisl degli anni Settanta e Ottanta, che ha portato a riflessioni innovative sugli anni in oggetto.

Data l'importanza dei temi affrontati, vi invitiamo a partecipare numerosi.

Cari saluti.

Estimados amigos:

Os informamos que la DIPUTACIÓN PROVINCIAL de BADAJOZ y el GRUPO de ESTUDIOS sobre la HISTORIA CONTEMPORÁNEA DE EXTREMADURA (GEHCEx) han organizado la PRESENTACIÓN DEL LIBRO:

LA RESISTENCIA FRANCO-ESPAÑOLA (1936-1950). UNA HISTORIA COMPARTIDA
de Mario MARTÍN GIJÓN.
Ed. Diputación de Badajoz (Premio Arturo Barea 2013), 2014.

que tendrá lugar el miércoles, 26 de NOVIEMBRE de 2014 a las 19´30 h.
en el SALÓN de ACTOS de la BIBLIOTECA PÚBLICA DE CÁCERES (C/ Alfonso IX, 26. CÁCERES).

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