Produced by members of the European Labour History Network Working Group
Workplaces: Pasts and Presents
WORKLAB – International Association of Labour Museums – is organising a general conference in late November. Worklab Conference 2021 will be held by The Musée de l’histoire Vivante (Museum of Living History) in Montreuil, France November 29 – December 1 2021. The Museum of Living History, located in an old Italian villa, in a marvellous park near Paris, will provide a unique and authentic venue for the conference. The Call for papers is closed and the program is now published.
The International Association of Labour History Institutions (IALHI) views with considerable concern judicial moves within Russia to close down Memorial. The Foreign Agents Act is being used to threaten Memorial’s continued existence.
Contributions are invited from Australia and overseas for publication in Oral History Australia’s journal, Studies in Oral History, No. 44, 2022
This special issue proposes to explore the doing, collecting, and promoting of oral histories with migrant, refugee or diaspora subjects and communities. Papers that explore the migrant voice, and the sharing of migrant voices in public spaces, broadly defined, are invited.
Historia, ciencia y modernización de la agricultura en América Latina
Organizadores:
Claiton Marcio da Silva (UFFS/Rachel Carson Center), Roberta Biasillo (Instituto Universitario Europeo, Florencia, Italia), Rômulo de Paula Andrade (Casa de Oswaldo Cruz)
Fecha de Entrega: 4, enero 2022
Restauratie vlaggen
ADOPTEER EEN VLAG NAAR KEUZE
Vlaggen wekken emoties. De rode vlag - eerst verboden – stond symbool voor strijd en verzet. Maar onze oude vlaggen vertellen ook verhalen. Over wat mensen droomden, wat ze wilden, wat en hoe ze dachten.
16th Annual Graduate Conference in European History
Venerdì 12 novembre 2021 ore 17.30
Fondazione ISEC vi invita al webinar “Il cambiamento strutturale e le sue ripercussioni”, primo incontro del ciclo Governo delle città e politiche pubbliche nella stagione delle “giunte rosse”
Genova, Milano, Torino 1975-1990.
Postgraduates are encouraged to submit articles for consideration for the 2022 essay prize to the editors of Labour History Review. This annual prize awards £500 for the best essay, which will be published in the LHR.
The essay prize is open to anyone currently registered for a higher research degree, in Britain or abroad, or to anyone who completed such a degree no earlier than February 2019.
