The Italian Institute of Culture in Amsterdam and the IIRE are organising a Conference for the 70th anniversary of Gramsci's death. The Conference will be held on Saturday, 8th of December and will start at 2.30. It will be followed by the projection of Baratta's movie on Gramsci and by a "Sardinian dinner". Registration is required. For more info: see [url]http://www.iire.org[/url] and [url]http://www.iicamsterdam.esteri.it/IIC_Amsterdam[/url]
Research Project and Conference: Towards Transnational Trade Union Representation? National Trade Unions and European Integration (Bochum, 6th to 8th December 2007)
Ci-dessous annonce de la parution d'un livre sur le syndicalisme révolutionnaire en France et la Charte d'Amiens (actes du colloque de Nérac).
Victor, Émile, Georges, Fernand et les autres...
Regards sur le syndicalisme révolutionnaire
(ouvrage collectif sous la direction de Michel Pigenet et Pierre Robin)
(Actes du colloque " La Charte d'Amiens a cent ans ", Nérac, 25/26 novembre 2006)
The New Brunswick Labour History Project is offering graduate fellowships at the University of New Brunswick and the Université de Moncton for work in this field. We encourage you to draw this information to the attention of interested students. For details, see:
Winkler, Willi: Die Geschichte der RAF. Berlin: Rowohlt Berlin Verlag 2007. ISBN 978-3-87134-510-4; 528 S.; EUR 22,90.
Transnational Networks Transnational networks. Contributions to the history of 'Globalisation'
Programme: [url]http://www.ith.or.at/konf_e/zeitpl_2007z_e.htm[/url]
Transnationale Netzwerke. Beiträge zur Geschichte der 'Globalisierung'
Programm: [url]http://www.ith.or.at/konf/zeitpl_2007z.htm[/url]
Work and Organisational Studies and the Business and Labour History Group, The University of Sydney present:
Symposium on Non-Union Forms of Employee Representation in the Asia Pacific Rim Women's College, The University of Sydney, 7th December 2007
Papers are invited for an international conference entitled Writing under Socialism to be held at the University of Nottingham on 11-12 July 2008.
br>A one-day conference to mark the seventieth anniversary of the publication of C.L.R. James’s classic history of the Haitian Revolution. With keynote speakers Darcus Howe, Selma James, Bill Schwarz, Marika Sherwood and Weyman Bennett.
Institute of Historical Research, Senate House, London.
Saturday 2 February 2008, 10am - 4.30pm.
Organised by the London Socialist Historians Group
To register, please send your email address and phone number to
London Socialist Historians Group, 3 Lavenham Court, London, SW15 2RF
Gay Men and the Left in Post-war Britain - How the Personal got Political is shortly going to be out with MUP as part of the Critical Labour Movement Studies series.
