"The Global E.P. Thompson"
The latest issue of International Review of Social History (vol 61 part 1) (link is external) examines the global reception and appropriation of E.P. Thompson's The Making of the English Working Class (1963).
Amsab-ISG en de vzw Vrienden van het CegeSoma nodigen u van harte uit op een studienamiddag met drie nieuwe bijdragen over de Belgische betrokkenheid bij de Spaanse Burgeroorlog (1936-1939).
The Global South: Histories, Politics, Maps
Issue number 131 (May 2018)
Abstract Deadline: September 1, 2016
Issue editors: Pamila Gupta, Christopher J. Lee, Marissa Moorman, and Sandhya Shukla
“Most narrative films take place in that part of life where work has been left behind.” Harun Farocki’s condemnation of cinema’s unwillingness to represent labour finds echoes in present-day political discussions about the struggles and persistent invisibility of labour in public space. Undocumented labour, the weakening of union organizing, and the decoupling of work from physical space in the era of the Internet, are phenomena that have irreversibly altered everyday life.
The international research centre Work and Human Lifecycle in Global History (re:work) at Humboldt-Universita t zu Berlin and the history department of the Universidade Eduardo Mondlane in Maputo will hold a Summer Academy exploring the historical and contemporary meanings and practices of work in relation to the politics of health, safety and security.
Call for articles for a special issue of “Arbeit – Bewegung – Geschichte” (Labour – Movement – History).
Journal of Contemporary Chinese Art
(intellect journals ISSN 2051-7041)
Call for Papers: Making the New World: The Arts of China’s Cultural Revolution
In the history of international law, the socialist bloc has been generally relegated to the role of roadblock to the fulfillment of the ideals of Western liberalism. Scholars of international criminal law (ICL) and international humanitarian law (IHL) have often dismissed the contributions of socialist legal initiatives as little more than Cold War propaganda and thus irrelevant to understanding the historical evolution of judicial norms and the modern international system.
International Conference - Reggio Emilia, 2016, May 25-27
"Wars, Labour. Europe 1914-1945"
La conférence–débat du samedi 21 mai 2016
au CERMTRI, 28 rue des Petites-Ecuries – Paris 10° (M° Château d'eau)
avec Christophe CHICLET,
membre du Comité de rédaction de la revue Confluences Méditerranée et auteur entre autres de Les communistes grecs dans la guerre. Histoire du Parti communiste de Grèce de 1940 à 1950. (Paris, L’Harmattan, 1987.)
LES GUERRES CIVILES GRECQUES (1943-1949)
