Résistant à l’usure et aux multiples lavages, pratique, d’une coupe simple et fonctionnelle, bon marché, il est devenu, depuis le XIXème siècle et la révolution industrielle, l’indispensable vête- ment de l’ouvrier et du travailleur manuel.
La revista Archivos de historia del movimiento obrero y la izquierda
convoca a investigadores interesados a remitir colaboraciones para el dossier de su N° 18
“Historia intelectual. Recepciones del marxismo en la Argentina”
Bonjour à toutes et tous,
Lors de la Journée internationale des archives, le 9 juin dernier, les 13 centres d’archives privées reconnus par la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles et l’Association des archivistes francophones de Belgique ont adressé une lettre ouverte à leur ministre de tutelle, Bénédicte Linard, ministre de la Culture, via une carte blanche parue sur le site du Soir.
A conference on the occasion of the (postponed) 600th anniversary
of the foundation of Tábor
Tábor, Czech Republic, 9-11 June 2021
Fear has become a major topic in studies of emotion connected with the history and historical sociology of reciprocal perceptions in international relations. One of this topic’s most extensive aspects concerns the fear that major state agents inspire in their neighbours in a context of past or present distrust, enmity, or even aggression. These fears especially concern spatial issues, i.e. challenges to sovereignty over contested territories, where borders are at stake.
France - Bordeaux
2021 March 18 & 19
Organized by the Centre Emile Durkheim (UMR 5116) and the CEREP (EA 4692)
See attachment for French version and more information
The History of Migrations in Latin America is often centered on the movement of European immigrant workers arriving from the late 19th and mid-20th centuries. However, the same period also marks an intense movement of Afro Latinos within the Americas. Called “The Great Migrations” in the United States of America, the theme is less explored in Spanish and Portuguese America, and the stories of Africans and their descendants moving around the continent, from one country to another or within the same country, are often excluded from narratives about immigrant communities.
