CfP: Women’s Activism and Mobility in the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy and the Successor States 1848–1945
Collegium Hungaricum Vienna, 10-11 November 2024
CfP: « Les ancrages sociaux de la grève » in Terrains & Travaux (French)
L’actualité sociale de ces dernières années a été marquée par de nombreux conflits
sociaux de grande ampleur. Ces luttes se sont déployées aussi bien à l’échelle
interprofessionnelle (grèves contre la Loi Travail en 2016 et contre la réforme des retraites en
2019 et 2023) qu’à celle des entreprises (grève des cheminot·e·s en 2018, grèves de
postier·e·s, grèves pour les salaires face à l’inflation). Elles ne sont pas cantonnées à la France
puisqu’on les retrouve dans des pays aussi variés que les États-Unis, le Bangladesh ou
CfP: Socialist Ideas of Europe in the World 1871-1968
June 14th, 2024 – London School of Economics – Sir Arthur Lewis Building – SAL.LG.04
CfP: Disability History: New Perspectives and Interdisciplinary Approaches
November 6, 2024 – November 8, 2024
In-person symposium
Münster (Germany)
CfP: Digital Humanities: Application of Computer to the Arts and Interdisciplinary Perspectives
CALL FOR PAPERS FOR A BOOK PROJECT
THEME: Digital Humanities: Application of Computer to the Arts and Interdisciplinary Perspectives
Introduction
CfP: “Hallowed Efforts? Work and the Sacred, c. 1350–c. 1815”
Workshop at the Leibniz Institute of European History (IEG), Mainz, Germany
November 14 & 15, 2024
CfP: Continuity and Change: Rethinking African-European Encounters
University of Leipzig, 18-20 July 2024
The Institute of African Studies, University of Nigeria invites scholars and students to an International Conference entitled Continuity and Change: Rethinking African-European Encounters.
CfP: Activists in Exile. Gender, Political Commitment and Migration in the Twentieth Century
National Archives of Belgium (Brussels), 24 September 2024
The aim of the symposium is to highlight recent developments in research on migrant activists, exploring the interactions between gender, political commitment and migration in the twentieth century. Proposals may focus on women's engagement, masculinities or gender relations in militant contexts. How does gender influence militancy in migration? And how do political commitment and migration influence gender relations and the construction of femininity and masculinity?