Call for Host: 9th Sound Economic History Workshop
The Sound Economic History Workshop is an annual event, hosted at a different Scandinavian university each year. Researchers (including PhD students) based at a Scandinavian university and interested in hosting the 9th Sound Economic History Workshop in 2014 should contact workshop organizer Jacob Weisdorf (e-mail: jacobw@sam.sdu.dk) as soon as possible.
Information about the workshop:
The Labour Sciences Journal, publication of DIEESE School of Labour Sciences opens its first public call for papers. (06/01/2013 - 07/12/2013)
Call for Papers: Essex FRESH Meeting: Migration Flows in Historical Perspective
October 18th 2013, University of Essex, UK
ESRC (Britain’s Economic and Social Research Council) have sponsored FRESH for 3 meetings across the UK over the next 2 years. The first one was a 2-day meeting hosted at LSE. This meeting at Essex will be a 1-day workshop centered on the economic history of migration, organised by Tim Hatton and Rowena Gray. A keynote lecture will be delivered by Tim Hatton.
It is with great sadness that we share the news that we have lost an outstanding scholar and a very dear friend: Robert W. Fogel, Director of the Center for Population Economics at the University of Chicago and Charles R. Walgreen Distinguished Service Professor of American Institutions at Chicago Booth, passed away June 11, 2013 after a brief illness.
workshop ann: The environment of workers, EHESS Paris
http://actualites.ehess.fr/nouvelle5711.html
Journée d'étude, 26 juin 2013: L'environnement des travailleurs au XXe siècle.
Entre "environnement du travail" et "cadre de vie": quels terrains communs pour l'histoire environnementale et l'histoire du travail?
Lieu : EHESS, salle Maurice et Denys Lombard, 96 Boulevard Raspail à Paris (Métro Saint-Placide ou Notre-Dame des Champs)
It is with this that the Archivio Biografico del Movimento Operaio (ABMO) (www.abmo.it) wishes to present its new website as another tool to make its work known. In the hope that this will prove of interest to you, we should particularly appreciate your assessment of the usefulness and/or usability of our online Archive, together with any suggestions for improving it.
The only surviving handwritten page of Karl Marx’s Communist Manifesto (1848) and the first edition of volume I of Das Kapital (1867), with the author’s handwritten corrections in the margins, were inscribed on the prestigious UNESCO Memory of the World Register.
Archives et socialisme après Marx
Autour des fonds de Paul Lafargue, Charles et Jean Longuet
2 juillet 2013
Archives nationales, hôtel de Soubise
60 rue des Francs-bourgeois
75003 Paris (rez-de-chaussée)
Journée d’étude organisée par
les Archives nationales,
les Archives départementales de la Seine-Saint-Denis,
la Fondation Jean-Jaurès
et la Fondation Gabriel Péri.
Entrée libre dans la limite des places disponibles
The artist Diego Tonus created a project 'Processing Authorities', based on the unique collection of gavels belonging to the International Institute of Social History. These hammers were used in assemblies of Dutch emancipatory movements in the 19th and 20th centuries for calling the meeting to order or marking the conclusion of collective decisions. The Institute collected the hammers over the years when they became redundant as the organizations dissolved.
OSA Archivum and the CEU Institute for Advanced Study cordially invite you to:
The political economy of samizdat
A public lecture delivered by
PIOTR WCIŚLIK
Central European University / OSA Archivum
What did the gray army of underground press editors, printers and distributors think of their activities from a political point of view? This question is motivated by a double aim: to re-introduce the political background into samizdat studies, and to open up the history of political thought from a grassroots perspective.
