The Use of Linked Data in Research Practices in the Humanities CEDAR is a project of the Computational Humanities Programme of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences. Hosted at the eHumanities group, this project looked into 200 years of the Dutch Historic Census. Very early on, CEDAR held once a year a mini-symposium with international experts. At this final event, we welcome national and international speakers to discuss the use of Linked Data approaches in humanities research practices.

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UTOPIA: WHITHER THE FUTURE?

Institute for Comparative Literature and Society Graduate Conference
Columbia University, New York
September 22nd & 23rd, 2016

With keynote speaker Michael Hardt, Duke University Professor and Director of the Marxism & Society Certificate Program and Bass Fellow

3rd International Conference in Economic and Social History
24-27 May 2017
University of Ioannina, Ioannina, Greece

Call for papers and sessions

The Greek Economic History Association in cooperation with the Faculty of History and Archaeology of the University of Ioannina, organize the 3rd International Conference in Economic and Social History with the theme “Labour History: production, markets, relations, policies (from the late Middle Ages to the early 21st century)”. The conference will be held at Ioannina, from the 24th to 27th May 2017.

Vor 25 Jahren: Der Frauenstreik vom 14. Juni 1991
Christian Koller

Buchvernissage

"Masse, Märkte und Macht in der Geschichte des Sports (Traverse Themenheft 1/2016)"
Mit den Herausgebern Marc Gigase, Michael Jucker, Christian Koller, Daniel Krämer und Yan Potin:
Freitag, 27. Mai 2016, 19.00 Uhr:
Schweizerisches Sozialarchiv, Medienraum

"Gotthard: Der Pass und sein Mythos"
Mit Helmut Stalder (Autor):
Donnerstag, 2. Juni 2016, 18.30 Uhr

Öffentlicher Vortrag

"The Global E.P. Thompson"
The latest issue of International Review of Social History (vol 61 part 1) (link is external) examines the global reception and appropriation of E.P. Thompson's The Making of the English Working Class (1963).

Amsab-ISG en de vzw Vrienden van het CegeSoma nodigen u van harte uit op een studienamiddag met drie nieuwe bijdragen over de Belgische betrokkenheid bij de Spaanse Burgeroorlog (1936-1939).

The Global South: Histories, Politics, Maps
Issue number 131 (May 2018)
Abstract Deadline: September 1, 2016
Issue editors: Pamila Gupta, Christopher J. Lee, Marissa Moorman, and Sandhya Shukla

“Most narrative films take place in that part of life where work has been left behind.” Harun Farocki’s condemnation of cinema’s unwillingness to represent labour finds echoes in present-day political discussions about the struggles and persistent invisibility of labour in public space. Undocumented labour, the weakening of union organizing, and the decoupling of work from physical space in the era of the Internet, are phenomena that have irreversibly altered everyday life. 

The international research centre Work and Human Lifecycle in Global History (re:work) at Humboldt-Universita t zu Berlin and the history department of the Universidade Eduardo Mondlane in Maputo will hold a Summer Academy exploring the historical and contemporary meanings and practices of work in relation to the politics of health, safety and security.

Call for articles for a special issue of “Arbeit – Bewegung – Geschichte” (Labour – Movement – History).