“Racism in History and Context” is a Virtual Panel Series presented by the German Historical Association, the German Historical Institute Washington and its Pacific Regional Office, and the Institute of European Studies at University of California, Berkeley.

A discussion with Manuela Boatcă (University of Freiburg), Teresa Koloma Beck (Bundeswehr University Munich), Monica Muñoz Martinez (University of Texas, Austin), and Kathryn Olivarius (Stanford University)

Moderated by Elisabeth Engel (GHI Washington) and Leti Volpp (University of California, Berkeley)

Ghent University

29-30 April 2021

The concept of modern slavery covers many forms of abuse. In addition to customary understandings of slavery, the term has been used to describe unfree practices including: servitude and forced or compulsory labour; sexual exploitation; organ removal; securing services by force, threats or deception; and securing services from children and vulnerable persons.

La Fondazione Pellegrini Canevascini inaugura la sua collana online pubblicando Con i partigiani in Montenegro. Ricordi di una missione della Centrale sanitaria svizzera (1944-45) di Elio Canevascini, a cura di Danilo Baratti, Patrizia Candolfi e Renato Simoni.

The Conference, organized by some Ph.D candidates in History at the University of Pavia, will be held on 10/11/12 may 2021 in Pavia. We hereby attached the CfP, both in Italian and English.

The key concepts of the 2021 edition are those of “conflict” and “recognition”. In history, the declination of these two concepts has taken on different forms and, in more recent times, events such as the protest in Hong Kong and the Black Lives Matter movement have demonstrated their pervasiveness and relevance. 

Les significations attribuées au mot « communiste » sont plus diverses que jamais. Il renvoie à une histoire tragique pour les peuples et les communistes eux-mêmes, et est même associé, dans le cas de la Chine, à un acteur central de la mondialisation capitaliste. Mais il reste aussi, pour beaucoup de celles et ceux qui le revendiquent, lié à l’idée d’une alternative au capitalisme, visant à l’égalité sociale et à l’instauration d’un pouvoir politique effectivement exercé par le plus grand
nombre, non monopolisé par les élites sociales.