Il Dipartimento di Studi Storici dell'Università di Torino organizza, per le giornate del 22 e del 23 maggio 2018, un convegno dal titolo "Inchieste sulla casa in Italia. La condizione abitativa nelle grandi città italiane nel secondo dopoguerra".
SÉMINAIRE
Dans le cadre du cycle Discipliner l'archive ? (2017-2018)
Archives du militantisme, de Berkeley à Vincennes
07 Mars 2018
14h30 - Max Weber - Salle de séminaire 2
Université Paris Nanterre
Un terrain entre archives et entretiens : une entrée dans la socio-histoire de l'enseignement supérieur et des disciplines de SHS des années 1960-1970
Christelle Dormoy (Univ. Paris Nanterre/CRESPPA)
SÉMINAIRE
Dans le cadre du cycle Discipliner l'archive ? (2017-2018)
Trois usages disciplinaires des archives autour de la guerre d'Algérie (philosophie, sociologie, science politique)
24 Janvier 2018
14h30 - Max Weber - Salle de séminaire 2
Université Paris Nanterre
International Review of Social History
Volume 62 - Issue 3 - December 2017
Research article
“I Thought of it at Work, in Ostend”: Urban Artisan Labour and Guild Ideology in the Later Medieval Low Countries
Jan Dumolyn
Special Theme
Charismatic Leadership and Networks in Anarchism: The Cases of Pietro Gori and Jean Grave: An Introductory Note
Jan Willem Stutje
Pietro Gori’s Anarchism: Politics and Spectacle (1895–1900)
Emanuela Minuto
LABOUR HISTORY NO. 113 – NOVEMBER 2017
LABOUR HISTORY AND THE “COOLIE QUESTION”
Edited by Diane Kirkby and Sophie Loy-Wilson
Introduction
Diane Kirkby and Sophie Loy-Wilson
What Is the “Coolie Question”?
Moon-Ho Jung
Stabilising Violence in Colonial Rule: Settlement and the Indentured Labour Trade in Queensland in the 1870s
Tracey Banivanua Mar
From Slavery to Freedom: Chinese Coolies on the Sugar Plantations of Nineteenth Century Cuba
Evelyn Hu-DeHart
Du "travail ménager" au "care"
Histoire et enjeux actuels
Rencontre-débat
Mercredi 24 janvier 2018
18h45-22h
Université ouvrière de Genève, 3 place des Grottes
Sous la conduite de Jacqueline Berenstein-Wavre, le Collège du travail s'est engagé dès 1983 pour la reconnaissance de la valeur sociale et économique du travail domestique. A l'occasion de la mise en ligne de l'inventaire de deux fonds d'archives, effectué grâce à l'appui de la Fondation Emilie Gourd, cette rencontre-débat revient sur l'histoire de cette lutte et ses enjeux actuels.
Was ‘decolonization’ a European invention designed to ease the ‘White Man’s Burden’ and pave the way for a neo-colonial system of extraction and dependency? Was it a Latin American invention intended to undo ‘the colonial system?’ Or was it an Indian, French Algerian or Caribbean invention? All the above? Is the received ‘wave’ narrative (first, second, third, fourth waves) currently used to tell the global history of decolonization still adequate to the task? Or would notions such as ‘invention’ and ‘reinvention’ be more useful?
We seek papers that address any of the following:
Supporting the work of Professor James Mark, 1989 after 1989 and the AHRC Socialism Goes Global, we have 3 vacancies for Postdoctoral Research Associates with immediate start.
The 12 month fixed term post with 1989 after 1989 and based in Exeter, UK will focus on the fall of state socialism in Eastern Europe in global perspective, focusing on political, economic and cultural themes.
Workshop: Comparing the Copperbelt: Political culture and knowledge production in Central Africa, 23-24 July 2018 (Kitwe, Zambia)
Call for papers
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):
