The latest issue of the International Review of Social History (vol 57 no 20) is a special issue entitled Mediating Labour. Worldwide Labour Intermediation in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries.
INDEPENDENT WORKING CLASS EDUCATION: Launching the Website
AN INVITATION TO MAKE A PRESENTATION
Saturday 2nd Feb 2013.
10- 4pm
Millman Street Resource Centre,
50 Millman St., London, WC1N 3EW (entrance at rear of building)
email iwceducation [at] yahoo.co.uk for a place
£6.00 includes lunch. Pay on the day.
Call for Papers, Berkshire Conference on Women's History Histories on the Edge/Histoires sur la brèche
Toronto: May 22-25, 2014
Proposals due: January 15, 2013
(the Submission Site on the Berkshire Conference website is listed at the end of this notice)
The sixteenth Berkshire Conference on Women’s History will be held in TORONTO on MAY 22-25, 2014. The University of Toronto will host the first Canadian “Big Berks” in collaboration with co-sponsoring units and universities in Toronto and across Canada.
New collections at IISH, acquired or arranged in the last trimester of 2012:
Willem Witsen photographed Frank van der Goes
The literary estate of Sal Santen now at the IISH
Indonesian radical 'zines' reflect the Punk Movement in Indonesia
Karel Roskam, radio commentator and Africa expert
Correspondence with celebrities in the Sozialistische Monatshefte archive
From: Kirsti Rawstron
My colleague and I are organising a panel on racial/ethnic segregation at work, and we are looking for a wide range of papers.
Moritz Florin / Nathalie Keigel, Fachbereich Geschichte, Universität Hamburg; in Kooperation mit der Körber-Stiftung 07.02.2013-09.02.2013, Hamburg, Universität Hamburg, ESA-West, Raum 120
Nachwuchskonferenz an der Universität Hamburg in Kooperation mit der Körber-Stiftung, Hamburg
Dear Friends,
Following a successful first conference in London in 2012, we're delighted to announce details and the Call for Participation for the second Unofficial Histories conference. The conference aims to explore how society produces, presents, and consumes history beyond official and elite versions of the past. The 2013 conference will take place in Manchester (UK) and this time we're making a weekend of it:
*Saturday 15th June 2013 will be a day of papers, presentations and debate at Manchester Metropolitan University, Oxford Road, Manchester.
Call for papers
Ageing, scholarly expert knowledge, and the rise of the welfare state
FUNDS: GHI Fellowships in Economic and Social History; History of Consumption; and International Business History
The deadlines for the GHI's fellowships in Economic and Social History, Consumption History, and Business History are quickly approaching. I've included the text of the announcements below. Could you please circulate this announcement to inform your readers?
Thanks!
Bryan Hart
*Fellowship in Economic and Social History*
First Announcement: The Expatriate Archive Centre Symposium
The Expatriate Experience: Past and Present
11 April, 2013
Koninklijke Bibliotheek and Stichthage
The Hague (The Netherlands)
On its fifth anniversary, the Expatriate Archive Centre (EAC) has great pleasure in announcing a symposium on expatriation from a historical perspective and the role of private documents in research in the history of migration. See the attachment for information.
