CfP: Comparing the Copperbelt: Political culture and knowledge production in Central Africa
Workshop: Comparing the Copperbelt: Political culture and knowledge production in Central Africa, 23-24 July 2018 (Kitwe, Zambia)
Call for papers
CfP: Women’s spring: feminism, nationalism and civil disobedience
This call for papers concerns a conference held on 21-23 June 2018 at the University of Central Lancashire, Preston, UK.
Fees
The conference fee for the delegates is £120; for non-attending authors £80; APCs for authors submitting their papers directly to the journal is €100. PhD students will be offered discounts. Authors of selected papers will be exempted from APCs.
Keynote speakers
(confirmed):
Wolfsonian Fellowship Program
Wolfsonian-FIU Fellowship Program
CfP: Building a Better World – 1919 / 2019
Winnipeg General Strike Centenary Conference:
Building a Better World – 1919 / 2019
May 9 to 11, 2019
Winnipeg, Manitoba
CfP: Popular Policing in Europe (18th -20th centuries)
Popular Policing in Europe (18th -20th centuries)
CfP: Lavoro libero e non libero
È aperta la call for papers per il seminario SISLav 2018 coordinato dal gruppo di lavoro "Lavoro libero e non libero", che avrà luogo presso l’Università di Torino nei giorni 21 e 22 Settembre del prossimo anno.
Socialist Educational Cooperation with the Global South
Gießen (DE), 11-12 May 2018
Geschichte der Arbeitswelten und der Gewerkschaften
02.02.2018, Hamburg, DE
Das Kolloquium bringt einmal im Semester Historikerinnen und Historiker zusammen, die in der ganzen methodischen und theoretischen Vielfalt des Faches zur Geschichte der Arbeitswelten und der Gewerkschaften forschen. Das bundesweit einladende Kolloquium bietet die Gelegenheit, historische, aber auch interdisziplinär angelegte Forschungen vom Dissertationskonzept bis zur Postdoc-Arbeit zur Diskussion zu stellen, es dient dem Austausch und der Vernetzung auf diesem Teilgebiet der Sozialgeschichte.
Labour's special relationship: connections between the British and American labour movements from the nineteenth century until today
Event location: Working Class Movement Library
Runs: From 21st Feb 2018 to 20th Apr 2018
Event time: 13:00 to 17:00
A travelling exhibition from the TUC Library will explore one of the most important – and yet one of the least examined – parts of the international workers’ movement.
Exhibitions are open Wed-Fri 1-5pm, and the first Sat of most months 10am-4pm.