Performing the 'Left': Explorations of the politics of culture in/between Turkey, Greece and Cyprus since the 1960s

CfA: Performing the 'Left': Explorations of the politics of culture in/between Turkey, Greece and Cyprus since the 1960s - Ankara / Berlin 03/13

Dr Leonidas Karakatsanis, British Institute at Ankara; Dr Nikolaos Papadogiannis, Humboldt University in Berlin 15.03.2013, Ankara / Berlin
Deadline: 15.03.2013

Call for Papers (edited collection): Performing the 'Left': Explorations of the politics of culture in/between Turkey, Greece and Cyprus since the 1960s

Tobacco Roads. Vienna to Kavala: Technology Transfer in the Early Twentieth Century

Call for Papers

Tobacco Roads
Vienna to Kavala: Technology Transfer in the Early Twentieth Century

5-7 July 2013
Kavala, Greece

The workshop marks the centenary anniversary of Kavala’s accession to the Greek state in July 1913. It is supported by the National Technical University of Athens, the Municipality of Kavala, and ADVANTAGE AUSTRIA, Athens.

Location: The venue of the conference is a wonderful tobacco warehouse renovated to host the tobacco museum of the city of Kavala in northern Greece.

Free access to all Cambridge Journals content from 2012

With various labour and social history journal titles in the extensive list on Cambridge Journals Online (among others, International Review of Social History, International Labor and Working-Class History, Journal of Global History), this is an interesting offer for subscribers of this list:

>From 22nd January – 5th March, all Cambridge Journals content published in 2012 will be available for free on Cambridge Journals Online (CJO).

SSHA Chicago 2013 panel on militant unionism and/or radical political movements

Paul Taillon and I are pulling together a new session for the 2013 meeting of the Social Science History Association in Chicago, 21-24 November. In line with the conference's theme of "Organizing Powers" we have in mind a panel would look at the theme of workers, insurgency, and the ways in which the state can at times open up conditions for insurgency but also contain and control it. We are particularly interested in work that highlights the role of militant unionism and/or radical political movements.

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