David Montgomery Award -- correction

Dear Everyone,

There was an error on the OAH website regarding the deadline for submissions for the inaugural David Montgomery Award. It has now been corrected, but to avoid any possible confusion we would like to draw your attention to the fact that there is still time to ask your publisher to submit books. We want to be sure everyone knows about this. The deadline is November 1. The full notice is below.

cheers,

Julie

Marxism In Culture - Autumn 2013 Seminars

Marxism In Culture
Open Seminars at the Institute of Historical Research, London

All seminars start at 5.30pm at the Institute of Historical Research, Senate House, Malet Street, London, WC1E 7HU

The seminar closes at 7.30pm and retires to the bar.

Friday 4 October
Diane Morgan (University of Leeds)
Homo Laborans?: The “French Utopian Socialists” View of “Work”
Location: The Court Room

Radical Studies Network 5

Programme:

Chris Witter (Lancaster University), ‘Remapping Social Relations in the New American Short Fiction of the 1960s’. 

Stephen Dippnall (University of Salford), ‘Hating America? The British Left and the Execution of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg’. 

Jen Morgan (University of Salford), ‘“Occupy This Wide and Fruitful Plain”: Chartist Fiction as Response to Middle-Class Social Problem Novels’. 

Wednesday 30 October 2013 

Neu im Archiv: Pflegekinder-Aktion Schweiz

Die Schweizerische Pflegekinder-Aktion entstand nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg. Auslöser waren mehrere Skandale um die Misshandlung von Verdingkindern. Anfangs 1946 zeigte der Schriftsteller und Journalist C.A. Loosli in einer Artikelserie für den "Tagesanzeiger" anhand mehrerer Einzelschicksale die Missstände in der Kinder- und Jugendfürsorge auf. Kurz darauf startete die Zeitschrift "Beobachter" eine Leseraktion: Gemeinsam mit Pro Juventute und interessierten Leserinnen und Lesern wollte der "Beobachter" dafür sorgen, dass die Rechte von Pflegekindern besser geschützt werden.

Global E. P. Thompson Conference, Oct. 3-5 - Follow Live Broadcast Channel

Friends,

We invite you to participate in the upcoming conference at Harvard, Oct.
3-5, "The Global E. P. Thompson: Reflections on the Making of the English
Working Class after Fifty Years." We will be hosting a truly global
conversation among scholars, and we invite you to join us, either in person
or online.

We will be broadcasting live; please spread the word and tune-in, October
3-5th. The Broadcast will start at 4 PM EST on Thursday, October 3rd, and
conclude on Saturday October 5th at 1 PM, EST.

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