CfP: Hydrocarbons and societies: histories of labor, social relations, and industrial culture in the oil and gas industry

L'objectif de cette publication est d’aborder l’histoire des hydrocarbures aux XIXe et XXe siècles en remettant l’élément humain au cœur de l’analyse. Ce numéro spécial souhaite présenter les contributions de chercheurs et jeunes chercheurs qui privilégient des approches d'histoire sociale, histoire du travail, histoire des techniques et qui s'intéressent aux métiers, aux parcours de formation aux relations et aux identités professionnelles.

CfP: SHS Annual Conference 2022

Lancaster University

6th July, 2022 – 8th July, 2022

 

Lancaster University is the intellectual home of the Social History Society and remains our physical base. Members will recall that we had planned to use Lancaster for our 2020 conference, which was cancelled as a result of the COVID-19. After two years of successful online events, we are delighted to be returning home for our first in person event since the start of the pandemic.

CfP: Activist and Political Autobiographies in the United States

Autobiographical narratives—whether published as autobiographies per se, memoirs, testimonies, diaries, or texts posted online on blogs, social media, or personal websites—are frequently used by activists and social movement actors, but also elected officials and political leaders as tools for constructing or reconstructing a “strategic identity” (Collovald 1988).

CfP: Pandemics, Epidemics and Endemics in the History of Latin America, 16th to 20th Centuries

The journal HiSTOReLo at Universidad Nacional de Colombia invites national and international scholars to participate in issue number 34 (September-December of 2023) by submitting unpublished manuscripts in Spanish, English or Portuguese on dossier "Pandemics, epidemics and endemics in the history of Latin America, 16th to 20th centuries".

CfP: Unfreedom in the Premodern World: Comparative Perspectives on Slavery, Servitude & Captivity

The global history of slavery and dependency has flourished in recent years, as scholars have deployed new theories and methodologies to explore the varieties of unfreedom across a range of regions and societies. Studies of the premodern period have been part of this expansion, revealing nuanced analyses of how unfreedom intersected with gender roles, labour patterns, economic networks and religious values before the growth of the early modern trans-Atlantic slave trade.

CfP: Historia global del maoísmo en América Latina y el Caribe

CIRCULAR No 2

CONGRESO INTERNACIONAL

 

HISTORIA GLOBAL DEL MAOÍSMO EN AMÉRICA LATINA Y EL CARIBE

 

 

Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas (Colombia)

Centro de Estudios de Historia Política, UNSAM (Argentina)

Instituto de Investigaciones Históricas, UMSNH (México)

RED PARA EL ESTUDIO DE LAS IZQUIERDAS EN AMÉRICA LATINA (REIAL)

 

Abril 25 y 26 de 2022

Bogotá-Colombia (Universidad Distrital)

Modalidad virtual y presencial