Guest Editor: Charles L. Hughes (Rhodes College)
Southern Cultures, the award-winning, peer-reviewed quarterly from UNC’s Center for the Study of the American South, encourages submissions from scholars, writers, and artists for a special issue, Disability, to be published Spring 2023. We will accept submissions for this issue through April 4, 2022, at https://southerncultures.submittable.com/Submit .
Bonn, Germany: 15-16 December 2022
Newsletter from Sydney Trades Hall, home of the largest trade union historical collection in Australia
THIS MONTH: Have a laugh with the Wharfies; Sarah Peninton and the Timber Workers 1929; Broken Hill Lockout January 1909: a summary, some stories and cartoons; PLUS Parks for the People at Mascot Library
WHARFIES HAVE A LAUGH
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New book Anti-communist Solidarity: US-Brazilian Labor Relations During the Dictatorship in Cold War Brazil (1964-1985). Foreword by Alex Lichtenstein, Indiana University and Fernando Teixeira da Silva, Unicamp/ Brazil, this book is an English version of Disseram que voltei americanizado”: relações sindicais Brasil-Estados Unidos na ditadura militar brasileira (Unicamp Press, 2017).
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In 2006, French Marxist theorist Daniel Bensaïd made an urgent plea to reopen the strategic debate within the anti-capitalist Left. Fifteen years later, and after a major capitalist crisis, a series of important movements and also significant defeats of the Left, a pandemic and a new major economic crisis, along with the rise of the far Right and the impeding climate disaster, we are within the contours of a conjuncture where strategic questions seem to be more urgent than ever.
