Forced migration of peoples was a common phenomenon in Europe and its peripheries throughout the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. From the Napoleonic Wars, revolutions, nationalism and imperialism, to the Great War, Communism and the rise of Fascism, this volume aims to fill a significant gap in historical knowledge of this important subject.
Chères et chers collègues,
J'ai le plaisir de vous informer de la mise en ligne des "Cahiers du Centre d'études et de recherches marxistes" (ci-dessous un bref rappel historique sur ce centre) :
Aucune collection intégrale n'existait jusqu'alors.
Séminaire 2022-2023 :
Anne Conchon (Paris 1), Vincent Milliot (Paris 8) et Philippe Minard (EHESS, Paris 8 et IUF).
le vendredi, de 16h. à 18h. Annuel, en quinzaine (sauf exceptions)
Lieu : ENS, 75005 Paris (RER Luxembourg)
bâtiment Jaurès, Salle Ferdinand Berthier (U207)
Attention : entrée du public entrée par le 24, rue Lhomond
Programme
International conference, 9-10 March 2023, Condorcet Campus (Aubervilliers, France)
Proposed seminar "Reading Marx globally" at the annual meeting of the American Comparative Literature Association (ACLA), March 16-19, 2023 in Chicago, IL
Join us in person at the GHI London or online via Zoom for our Autumn Lecture Series on "Intellectual Histories of the Global". Talks focus on what Moyn and Sartori called "the emergence of consciousness of and conceptions of the global scale as itself a problem of intellectual history", that is, the language, materials, and concepts that have allowed historical actors and historians to frame globality as a theoretical, political, or environmental problem.
