Projection et discussion

jeudi 27 mai 2021

19h00-20h30

Cinélux, 8 Boulevard St-Georges
Entrée libre sur inscription

“Domenico Losurdo” International Prize – Call for Proposals 2021

Appel à contributions pour ouvrage collectif. L'ouvrage Les Esthétiques du désordre. Pour une nouvelle généalogie de l'utopie vise à proposer une relecture du genre de l'utopie en littérature et histoire de l'art sous l'angle du désordre, de l'anarchie, de la déconstruction et de la destruction.

From 3 May 2021, the Basso Foundation opens its doors to visitors with a new multimedia project with the evocative title “Democratic Utopia”.

The tour begins outside the Foundation in Via della Dogana Vecchia, just behind Palazzo Madama, the Senate building, where you are attracted by an interactive digital showcase. Passers-by will be able, with a simple movement of the hand, to “leaf through” the documents and see the images of the long journey that peoples from all over the world had to undertake to affirm ideas, rights, justice and democracy.

Le GROC (Groupe de recherches sur les ordres coloniaux) a l’immense plaisir de vous annoncer la tenue future de la journée intitulée : États, Empires, Migrations.

Russian history has so far played a rather modest role in the dynamically expanding field of knowledge known as global history. This was due in the very first place to the absence of good and readily accessible data in the data-hubs and large data-sets that have been instrumental in the rise of the discipline. This in spite of the fact that the scope and quality of Russian statistics of the past few centuries are of exceptionally high standards compared to many other countries.

The Oxford University Labour History Group is organising an interdisciplinary workshop on the theme 'Labour and Precarity Across Time and Space' on 25-26 May 2021 (programme attached).

Registration for interested in attending the workshop is open on Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/labour-and-precarity-across-time-and-space-tickets-152118770337 

Online workshop, Munich Centre for Global History, 18–19 November 2021

The workshop explores the dynamics of tourist travel in colonial and imperial contexts. We welcome case studies from all geographical areas, dating roughly from the onset of the age of steam until the era of decolonization. Three hitherto neglected aspects inform our agenda: the connection between tourism and imperial (infra)structures; the trans-colonial and intra-regional dimension of tourism; as well as the workers of imperial tourism.