IISH News Service June 2, 2008
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New items on the IISH website in May 2008:
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The new director of the IISH Erik-Jan Zürcher is now Member of the Royal Dutch Academy of Sciences.
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Conference 'Social Positioning and Every Day Life in Qajar Persia' in Amsterdam and Leiden.
Blind spots and preoccupation in Indonesian and Dutch literature on the decolonization of Indonesia
A seminar organized by the Wertheim Stichting, in cooperation with the International Institute of Social History and the ASIA Platform
Liebe Kolleginnen und Kollegen,
The Business and Labour History Group,
The University of Sydney
Symposium
on
"Mirrored Histories: Consumption and Work in the Asia Pacific"
Date: Friday 20 June
Time: 10.00am-3.15pm
Venue: Economics and Business Building, H69, Room 214/215,
The University of Sydney
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Please find below a call for papers, in English and in French, for a conference in 2009 on ILO history, organized by the universities of Geneva and Paris X.
Call for Papers
Transnational social policies: Reformist networks and the International Labour Organization (1900-1980)
Organizers
Sandrine Kott (University of Geneva)
Isabelle Moret-Lespinet (University of Paris X/IDHE)
Workshop: Die Krise der Arbeitsgesellschaft 1973 bis 1989
Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland im europäischen Kontext
I am writing to enquire if anyone would be interested in participating in a panel for the American Society of Environmental History conference next year. I am looking to form a panel on the link between industry and environmental and occupational health issues. In particular, I would like to examine this subject in the context of the relationship between industrializing countries and so-called "developed countries," although that is not essential.
Symposium and special thematic section of Labour History on
Anti-Union Employer Strategy: An Historical Analysis Symposium
Monday 10 November 2008
Business and Labour History Group
University of Sydney
The new director of the IISH, Erik-Jan Zürcher, is one of the twenty-five newly chosen Members of the Royal Dutch Academy of Sciences
