Le Travail – Work – Arbeit – Il Lavoro

 

Domaine : Du Local au Global

Séminaires 201­­8-2019

[Le Travail – Work – Arbeit – Il Lavoro]

Toutes les séances prennent place dans la Salle du Traité au Centre d'Histoire de Sciences Po, 56, rue Jacob (Paris, FR), de 14h30 à 16h30.

 

Premier semestre:

8 novembre 2018 : Circulation des Pêcheurs

Hugo Vermeren (École Française de Rome) : « Gouvernance des ressources halieutiques en Méditerranée et migrations des pêcheurs italiens vers l'Algérie au XIXe siècle »

Who’s Afraid of the Archive?

Who’s Afraid of the Archive?
Interdisciplinary meetup for artists, scholars and archivists
International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam

Thursday 4 October 2018
18.30: Walk-in with coffee/tea
19.00-21.30: Program
21.30-22.00: Drinks

Please sign up by sending an email and stating your 2 preferred case studies. See below.

Un Secolo di Sindacato dei Lavoratori. La Confederazione Italiana dei Lavoratori (CIL) - 1918-2018

Centenario fondazione CIL 1918-2018

UN SECOLO DI SINDACATO DEI LAVORATORI
La Confederazione Italiana dei Lavoratori (CIL) - 1918-2018

Convegno di studi storici

Giovedì 18 ottobre 2018

Cnel, sala Parlamentino
Villa Lubin, viale Davide Lubin 2, 00186 Roma

La Fondazione Vera Nocentini è tra i soggetti promotori dell'iniziativa in ricordo della nascita e affermazione della Confederazione Italiana dei Lavoratori.

Tales of the unexpected: why archival research remains important today

The 2018 annual archives lecture of the Noel Butlin Archives Centre will be presented by Dr Simon Ville from the University of Wollongong on the subject:

Tales of the unexpected: why archival research remains important today

Date and time: Tuesday 9 October 5.30-7 pm
McDonald Room, Menzies Library, ANU.

Registration is required through quicklink.anu.edu.au/jeli

See the attached flyer for full details.

It will also be an opportunity to meet the new ANU Archivist, Kathryn Dan.

The Workers United - a TUC Library exhibition

The Workers United

This exhibition commemorates the 150th anniversary of the Trades Union Congress through exploring the extraordinary holdings of the TUC Library Collections – a centre for the study of trade unions and working life from the 19th century to the current day and now part of the Special Collections at London Metropolitan University. The exhibition uses the Library’s printed, manuscript and visual resources to explore the work and policies of the TUC since its foundation in 1868.