Anarchism, as a body of ideas and a political movement, has contributed to reflections and actions over the last century and a half. For decades, it has become an object of research internationally, both within and outside academia, in different areas of knowledge, producing an important expansion and methodological renewal of the field of studies.
Human rights documentation is key for future dealing with the past processes. When it is at risk of destruction or alteration, security copies sometimes need to be placed in a safe haven abroad. Providing guidance to actors in the MENA region, the International Initiative for Safe Havens for Archives at Risk has issued the International Guiding Principles on Safe Havens for Archives at risk and other resources in Arabic.
La Fondazione Gramsci bandisce per l’anno 2022 il concorso per il conferimento del premio di laurea in ricordo di Alberto Cardosi.
Global Labor History Network
2022 Conference in Saint-Louis, Senegal
GLOBAL LABOR: Evolving Responses to the Challenge of International Frontiers - Spatial Reconfigurations and Social Transformations
Host Institution
Institut d’études avancées (IEA), Saint-Louis, Senegal
http://www.iea-saintlouis.sn
ORIGINAL DATE IN MARCH NO LONGER VALID - POSTPONED TO DECEMBER 2022
Stockholm, Sweden, October 28-30, 2022
Following the successful international conferences Marx13, Marx16 and Marx19, it is now time for Marx22, on the theme of “primitive accumulation”!
Le Centre de Recherches Europes-Eurasie a le plaisir de co-organiser avec le CeTOBAC (Ehess, CNRS, Collège de France) la Rencontre avec Maria Todorova autour de son livre : The Lost World of Socialists at Europe’s Margins. Imagining Utopia, 1870s-1920s (Boombury, 2020).
The precarious geopolitical balance in the contemporary Middle East cannot be understood without considering the circumstances of Ottoman collapse during and immediately after the First World War. The dramatic implosion of this age-old imperium that, during the long nineteenth century, had uneasily struggled to ward off foreign imperial intrusion and lessen its dependence on European capital, was accompanied by unprecedented levels of (genocidal) violence, both on and off the battlefields.
This Wednesday, 2 March at 2pm we welcome Chris Hall to speak on his new book The nurse who became a spy, about the remarkable Nurse Addy, who fought fascism in Spain and France 1937-1944. He will tell us about the life of Manchester's Madge Addy and how a truly international effort led to the uncovering of her hidden life story.
