CfP: The World History Association 35th Annual Meeting - Closed Borders and Global Connections: Being Global after Globalization
Colloquium "GlobeColloquium: Epistemic Challenges to the Humanities in the Age of AI"
Recent project of the ABMO (Genoa): Biographical dictionary of the participants of the 1921-1922 Congress of Communist and Revolutionary Organizations of the Far East in Russia
The Biographical Archive of the Workers' Movement from Genoa, Italy (www.abmo.it) is working on a biographical dictionary of the representatives who attended the Congress of Communists and Revolutionary Organizations of the Far East in Russia in December 1921. This Congress, which began in Irkutsk in December, continued in Moscow and Petrograd in January and February of the following year.
CfP: Transition and Renewal: Progressive Utopias and Leftist Reorientation, 1970s–1990s
Call for Papers
Conference: “Transition and Renewal: Progressive Utopias and Leftist Reorientation, 1970s–1990s”
Date: 12–14 May, 2027, Venue: University of Copenhagen
Organizers: Knud Andresen (Forschungsstelle für Zeitgeschichte in Hamburg), Mads Jedzini (University of Copenhagen), Detlef Siegfried (University of Copenhagen)
CfP: Between Practice and Research: Democratization of Work in the Realm of Transfer Research
EuroDem Conference
Location: Ruhr-University Bochum, Institute for Social Movements, Clemensstraße 17-19, 44789 Bochum
Date: 26-27 February 2026
CfP: 61st ITH Conference Working nature – exploring intersections of labour history and political ecology (English and German)
Linz/Austria
Date: 17–19 September 2026
CALL FOR PAPERS
Making History. Zu Geschichte von links und zur Geschichte von Linken (German)
by Susanne Boehm, Jule Ehms, Bernd Hüttner und Robert Kempf
Spoken Truths; a workshop for and by spoken word artists
CfP: Vulnerability and Power in Late Antiquity (4th-9th centuries)
Vulnerability and Power in Late Antiquity (4th-9th centuries)
Second International Postgraduate Conference of the Ghent Centre for Late Antiquity (GCLA)
27-29 April 2026, Ghent (BE)
Understanding the dynamics of vulnerability and power is important for the study of any period, not least for Late Antiquity (broadly defined here as spanning the fourth to ninth centuries, across a wide geographical scope), where we see significant negotiations of power in a time of great transformation.