El próximo viernes 18 de octubre, el CEHTI y Revista Archivos presentan el libro "La Revolución Boliviana y la prensa de Buenos Aires (1952-1964), Juan L. Hernández (coord.). Este libro, producto de la investigación de cuatro años de integrantes del Taller de Problemas de América Latina, aborda la recepción de la Revolución de 1952 a partir de materiales periodisticos y gráficos.

Contamos con la presencia del coordinador del libro Juan Luis Hernández (UBA) y la investigadora Ivanna Margarucci (UBA - CEDINCI/UNSAM - CONICET)

Special issue of The Moving Image journal (vol. 21, issue 1, Spring 2021)

Activating the Archive
Audio-Visual Collections as Communal Resources for Engagement and Change

Guest editors: Eef Masson and Giovanna Fossati

Iniza il 16 ottobre 2019 il ciclo di seminari Traiettorie del mondo tra storia e economia organizzato dal Centro di Ateneo per la storia della Resistenza e dell’età contemporanea dell’Università di Padova in collaborazione con il Dipartimento di Scienze politiche, giuridiche e studi internazionali.

Il programma dei seminari nel file allegato / See programme attached

Las izquierdas latinoamericanas y sus relaciones con movimientos sociales y políticos y gobiernos de Estados Unidos, Europa, África y Asia.
Lugar: IIH-UABC, campus Tijuana-Otay.
Fecha: 30 de marzo - 1 de abril de 2020

Objetivo:
Debatir con académicos de la red y expertos en la materia las diferentes formas que adquirieron los vínculos que establecieron las izquierdas latinoamericanas con gobiernos de diversas partes del mundo, organizaciones internacionales y movimientos sociales y populares.

The spread of internationalism, anti-authoritarianism and anarchism throughout the Mediterranean, from the second half of the 19th century onwards, was essentially due to the great human mobility that characterized this period.

Keynote Address: Tara Zahra (The University of Chicago)

Conference at the University of California, Berkeley

Conveners: Albert Manke (GHI’s Regional Office at UC Berkeley) and Sören Urbansky (German Historical Institute Washington)

Partners: Institute of European Studies, UC Berkeley; German Historical Institute Moscow; German Institute for Japanese Studies, Tokyo

This conference is part of the Max Weber Foundation’s collaborative research project “Knowledge without Borders,” module “Interaction and Knowledge in the Pacific Region: Entanglements and Disentanglements.”

The British Commission for Maritime History, in association with the Chatham Historic Dockyard Trust, invites contributions to its twenty-sixth conference for new researchers. For 400 years the dockyard provided new ships and repair facilities for the Royal Navy, from sailing warships, steam warships to submarines. It is a wonderful location in which to hold this annual conference and provides a unique opportunity for new scholars to present their work in a historic setting.

16-17th January, Centre for Employment Relations Innovation and Change, University of Leeds