L’AFHMT répertorie désormais sur son site internet des ressources audio (podcasts) et visuelles (documentaires, colloques et journées d’études filmés, etc…) portant sur diverses thématiques relatives à l’histoire du travail.
L'histoire du travail en vidéos: https://afhmt.hypotheses.org/3833
L'histoire du travail en podcasts: https://afhmt.hypotheses.org/3796
Despite the promises made by past idyllic and evolutionist perspectives, the first two decades of this new century witnessed a reiteration of decisive conflicts related to nonwhite populations around the globe. Capital accumulation, set in motion by various mediations, served the production of difference and discrimination, which has decided over (or annihilated) the lives of women, black people, indigenous people and workers, mainly in the Global South.
Individual Call to Scientific Employment Stimulus — 4th Edition
Journal for the History of Environment and Society Vol. 5 – 2020
COVID-19 and Environmental History
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At the Edge of Resilience. Making Sense of COVID-19 from the Perspective of Environmental History
Tim Soens, Raf De Bont & Maïka De Keyzer
Section 1 - COVID-19: A Crisis for our Time
CLAIMS CONFERENCE AND WJRO ANNOUNCE ONLINE PUBLICATION ON 150 LIBRARY SEIZURE OPERATIONS STOLEN BY THE NAZIS IN BELGIUM
Historic online publication documents wartime private libraries containing more than 250,000 books
The School of Arts, Languages and Cultures at the University of Manchester and the People's History Museum (PHM) are offering a fully-funded PhD opportunity, ‘Total Liberation’: Feminism, Socialism and Red Rag (1972-1980), starting 1 October and running for 3.5 years.
Both gender and fascism are not separate and isolated phenomena but are deeply intertwined, so much so that one cannot be fully undone without undoing the other. “Gendering fascism” therefore denotes a paradigmatic lens through which we explore the genesis, configurations, strategies and technologies of fascist imaginaries.
