A new website on Argentina’s labour history has been launched.
The independent www.historiaobrera.com.ar offers numerous resources and multimedia content including books, postcasts, music, and films.
The initiative counts with the support of a number of worker organisations including the Sindicato de Luz y Fuerza de Mar del Plata, Asociación del Personal de la UNMdP and Asociación Gremial de Trabajadores/as del Subterráneo y el Premetro (AGTSyP).
The Journal of Agrarian Change seeks contributions to a symposium on Capitalism, Crisis and Covid: Agrarian Political Economy in Disrupted Circuits of Capital and Labour.
Covid-19 is re-configuring the global capitalist system. It has disrupted the functioning of capitalism in unprecedented ways. The flow of commodities has slowed dramatically, and labour has experienced a mass loss of work.
The Library of the Labour Movement in Finland, member of the IALHI, has reopened for public after the first COVID-19 pandemia closing. It also provides free access to a number of online materials at: https://helda.helsinki.fi/handle/10138/139700.
Most of the materials are in Finnish but there are also something in English or other languages for example in the Internationals and the Working life section of the Helda Digital Archive.
Call for Papers
Archiv für Sozialgeschichte 61 (2021)
Elites and the Critique of Elites from the 19th to the 21st Centuries
“CANTIERI DELLA RESISTENZA”
Milano, 30 novembre – 1 dicembre 2020
Antifascismi e Resistenze in Italia e in Europa 1922-1948
CALL FOR PAPER
BANDO DEL PREMIO “CLAUDIO PAVONE” PER LA STORIA DELLA RESISTENZA
1. L’Istituto Nazionale “Ferruccio Parri” promuove la seconda edizione del Premio Claudio Pavone per ricerche inedite sull’antifascismo e la Resistenza.
Les Cahiers ALHIM (Amérique Latine Histoire et Mémoire), de l’Université de Paris 8, Vincennes Saint-Denis, consacrent un de leurs prochains dossiers (numéro 41 / 1-2021) à l’étude des Territoires féministes en Amérique latine : voix périphériques
Dossier coordonné par Ivan Sainsaulieu (Lille, CLERSE) et Julien Talpin (CNRS, CERAPS)
Ivan.sainsaulieu@univ-lille.fr ; Julien.talpin@univ-lille.fr
Ce colloque international, qui aura lieu les 19 et 20 novembre à Nice, est envisagé comme le prolongement de la journée d’études interdisciplinaire et inter-laboratoires (LIRCES et URMIS) organisée à Nice en décembre 2018 et intitulée « Amérique latine : exil, migrations et identités ». À l’occasion de cette nouvelle manifestation scientifique, nous souhaitons recentrer la réflexion autour de la représentation de l’exil et des exodes en Amérique latine depuis le début du XXIe siècle.
