Political and media rhetoric in Europe and North America tends to reduce the category of intermediaries in migratory movements to that of “smugglers or traffickers, inevitably described as greedy and unscrupulous” (Dubet, 2018). This figure, described as evil, remains relatively vague and reductive.

Basil Davidson, a British journalist, took interest in African history from 1951 onward and went on to write about the struggle of the national liberation movements from Portuguese colonies.

Artwork: Cansu Değirmencioğlu

ELHN Working Group Workplaces: Pasts and Presents

CALL FOR EXHIBITS

We invite proposals for exhibits for our website https://workplaces.omeka.net. Please send a maximum 300 word abstract and sample images, videos, sounds or other multimedia for your proposal to rick.halpern@utoronto.ca. The proposal should include your name, surname, current affiliation and contact details.

 https://www.antagonica.org/index.php/revista/announcement/view/1

Coordinan este dossier Julia Expósito (UNER-UNR-CONICET) y Gabriela Mitidieri (IIEGE-UBA)

Our Invisible Histories series continues tomorrow and we have just a few tickets left for our production of 'Miss Nobodies' on Friday evening.  

Appel à articles « Les temporalités du nocturne » Temporalités n° 37 (2023/1)

International Conference, University of Bern, Switzerland, 31 August – 2 September 2023

Organisers:

Sibylle Marti, University of Bern, Switzerland, sibylle.marti@unibe.ch

Christof Dejung, University of Bern, Switzerland, christof.dejung@unibe.ch

Susan Carin Zimmermann, Central European University, Vienna, Austria, zimmerma@ceu.edu

In the second episode of our podcast series Workplace Matters, Dina Mehnaz Siddiqi, an anthropologist at NYU, introduces her long-term ethnographic study of garment workers in Bangladesh.