Organizan:

● Programa “Estudios del trabajo, movimiento sindical y organización industrial” del Área de Economía y Tecnología de FLACSO Argentina

● Grupo de Historia Social y Género-Sección experiencia, trabajo y protesta del Instituto de Investigaciones de Estudios de Género de la Universidad de Buenos Aires (IIEGE-UBA)

Fecha: jueves 6 y viernes 7 de julio de 2023, de 10 a 18 hs. con modalidad híbrida.

Sede: Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLACSO Argentina). Tucumán 1966, CABA.

11 June 2023, 16.00 h

Zoom link: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/65814624437

Call for Abstracts

The Cost of Life

Oppression, Exploitation and Struggle in the Time of Monsters

9–12 November 2023,

SOAS, Russell Square, Central London

Deadline for abstracts: Monday 12 June 2023

Call for contributions for a book

Strikes in the twenty-first century: Revisiting old theories, exploring new research avenues

Edited by Agnes Akkerman (University of Amsterdam, AIAS), Bernd Brandl (Durham University), Alex Lehr (Radboud University) and Kurt Vandaele (ETUI, Brussels)

(See PDF attached)

La Fondazione Gramsci Emilia-Romagna presenta il seminario metodologico Le fonti biografiche e autobiografiche indirizzato prevalentemente a studenti e studentesse della Laurea magistrale in Scienze storiche.

Si tratta di 4 incontri dal 9 al 18 maggio 2023 sempre alle ore 18.00 nella Biblioteca della Fondazione Gramsci Emilia-Romagna (Via Mentana, 2)

Annual Conference of the European Trade Union Institute (ETUI)

Brussels, Belgium, 23th-24th November 2023.

This is a call for abstracts for the Military Labour History Working Group panels at the ELHN Conference, to be held at Uppsala University, Sweden, 11-13 June 2024. See the following link for further information on the conference: https://socialhistoryportal.org/elhn/conference-2024. This will be a hybrid event.

Please send 300-word abstracts to the MLHWG coordinators by 31 July 2023. We will advise you of the outcome by the end of August.

The next issue of Archiv of Sozialgeschichte will pertain to the history of migration, a research field that has fundamentally changed in recent years. Its struggle for recognition was initially marked by the need to emphasise the potential ‘achievements’ of migrants and migrant receiving countries. It evolved into an area of research rich in different methodological debates and epochal approaches.