La création des premiers bataillons de soldats coloniaux, incarnation de la puissance de l’empire colonial français, débute dans les années 1840 : tirailleurs algériens (1841), corps de spahis (1845) et tirailleurs « sénégalais » (1857), ces derniers devenus le symbole au cours de la Grande Guerre des troupes coloniales. A partir de 1910, du fait de la crise démographique que connaît la France, leur recrutement se renforce.
IISH has launched, together with the New Economic School (Moscow) and the Interdisciplinary Centre for Studies in History, Economy and Society (Moscow), an online database of historical statistics on the social and economic development of Russia over the last two centuries.
Workshop
“COMMODITY FRONTIERS: A RESEARCH AGENDA"
4‐5 December, 2015
Todos los años, el día 9 de junio, se celebra mundialmente el Día Internacional de los Archivos. Es un día en el que los Archivos y los profesionales que trabajamos en ellos, con el Consejo Internacional de Archivos, hacemos un llamamiento sobre la importancia que tienen los Archivos en la defensa de nuestros derechos individuales y colectivos, en la preservación de nuestra historia y de nuestra identidad, y en la necesidad de promover, conservar y dar a conocer este tipo de centros y de los profesionales que trabajan en ellos.
Senato della Repubblica - mercoledì 10 giugno 2015, ore 10:30
Palazzo Giustiniani, Sala Zuccari - Via della Dogana Vecchia, 29
RICORDARE MATTEOTTI, OGGI
In occasione del 91° anniversario della morte,
la Fondazione Pietro Nenni, la Fondazione di Studi Storici Filippo Turati, la Fondazione Bruno Buozzi e la Fondazione Giacomo Matteotti commemorano a Roma Giacomo Matteotti
Sarà presente il Presidente del Senato
In the end of 2014, in Athens, the Greek Labour and Labour Movement History Network was created by about twenty historians. The impetus for creating the network was given by the realization that, while there is a significant number of labour history studies conducted in Greece these last years by young researchers, the communication between the historians studying labour and labour movement is insufficient.
The welfare state operates with regulations, rights and obligations that apply to everyone in the same way, requiring individuals to identify themselves as members of society first and foremost. In this sense, the welfare state is the antithesis of art. Many artists support the welfare state in both theory and practice, and they are fascinated by rules as such, but they have little interest in following rules formulated by others than themselves…
From the Domestic Theatre Handbook by Beth Shaw and Martin Bould
Karl Marx lived from 1856 - 1883 in Maitland Park, Camden. In 2006, on the 150th anniversary of Marx's arrival in their neighbourhood, modern day residents performed this play in the Maitland Park Tenants Hall to tell neighbours about his life during that period.
Author Beth Shaw will be on hand to start the play.
International conference Societies Beyond Borders? New Horizons in Transnational Studies
CREW, Paris 3 University, Thursday 17 & Friday 18 September 2015.
Organized by the Center for Research on the English-Speaking World (CREW, EA 4399), Université Paris 3 Sorbonne Nouvelle
While open to a variety of subject matter, this conference will feature three major themes in contemporary transnational studies: the sociology of migrations; international/transnational political economy; and transnational mobilizations, both in the contemporary era and in modern history.
On Archiving and Commoning the Snowden Files
by Andrew Clement
