Industrial Labour & Literary Culture in the Long Nineteenth Century

Industrial Labour & Literary Culture in the Long Nineteenth Century
Organised by the Piston, Pen & Press research project and the Finnish Labour Museum Werstas, Tampere.

Date: Friday June 7th, 2019

Venue: Finnish Labour Museum Werstas, Tampere.

The cfp is closed now, but there are still have some spaces for people who would like to attend and hear the papers, contribute to the general discussion.

https://www.pistonpenandpress.org/events/

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(See Spanish version in PDF attached)

Vol. 10, Nº 2 (2019). Call for papers, essays and reviews:
Gender, Property and Participation in Latin American Agrarian Reforms: Revisiting the 50th anniversary of the Peruvian Agrarian Reform

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