KSL: Bulletin of the Kate Sharpley Library No. 68, October 2011 has just been posted on the site.
This issue contains a previously unpublished piece by Emma Goldman on The Political Soviet Grinding Machine.
Marking our latest publication, this bulletin also features The story of the Iron Column by Abel Paz published: a personal view
Vom 13.-15. Oktober 2011 veranstaltete das Büro der Rosa LuxemburgStiftung (RLS) Belgrad die Konferenz PRAXIS Kritik und HumanistischerSozialismus zur jugoslawischen Praxis-Philosophie und der Sommerschuleauf Korčula (die von 1963-1974 stattfand).
Die RLS wollte die Aktualität der reformkommunistischen undtransnationalen demokratisch-sozialistischen Debatte prüfen.
Es liegen aktuell die Referate in schriftlicher Form vor, weitereMaterialien sollen noch ins Internet eingestellt werden.
The 34th Annual North American Labor History Conference October 18-20, 2012 Wayne State University Detroit, Michigan
CALL FOR PAPERS
INSURGENCY AND RESISTANCE
The Program Committee of the North American Labor History Conference invites proposals for sessions, papers, and roundtables on “Insurgency and Resistance” for our thirty-fourth annual meeting.
Please find below the program of the Sixth Low Countries Conference.
The conference, taking place in Antwerp on 1-2 December 2011, is organizedannually by the Posthumus Research Program Economy and society of thepre-industrial Low Countries in comparative perspective, and focuses thisyear on the broad theme of Rich and poor in the pre-industrial world.
Note that while attendance is free of charge, we do ask you to register forthe conference before 18 November via mail to jord.hanus [at] ua.ac.be.
We hope to see you in Antwerp!
Towards a Social History of Turkmenistan, 1860-1960
Research Trends in Ethnography and History
28-29 October 2011, Amsterdam
The conference seeks to address the history of Turkmenistan from the Russian conquest until the Khrushchev period.
CIPRIANO MERA SANZ, 1897-1975 : DE LA GUERRE A L'EXIL, de Clément Magnier
Anarchist Studies publishes reviews of books from a wide range of disciplines and subject areas, and I would like to refresh and especially broaden our list of potential reviewers. I would therefore like to invite anybody who is interested to get in touch. If you would like to write reviews for the journal, please e-mail me with a brief summary of your experience/knowledge of anarchist studies, details of the areas you would be able and willing to review in and a postal address.
The first meeting of the Institute of Historical Research Seminar Series on
The Economic and Social History of the Premodern World, 1500-1800
will be held this Friday, 14th October, at Senate House, London, at 17:15.
Anne Murphy (Hertfordshire),
'Clock-watching: time and work at the eighteenth-century Bank of England'
(Location: Senate House, Athlone Room (Room 102))
The seminars for the rest of this term are:
This year's North American Labor History Conference is fast approaching.
The website is http://nalhc.wayne.edu and it has this year's program and registration information.
