Everyday Life under Communism and After
Lifestyle and Consumption in Hungary, 1945–2000
Author: Tibor Valuch
ISBN: 978-963-386-376-3
CEU Press, January 2022
OPEN ACCESS FREELY AVAILABLE - PDF ATTACHED BELOW
This workshop seeks to bring together faculty and graduate students who are working on the role of confinement and captivity under capitalism(s) both historical and contemporary. While many scholars of capitalism insist on its essential relationship to movement and flow, capitalism is equally rooted in practices of confinement and captivity as a central strategy of accumulation.
Anna Bellavitis, Monica Martinat
Inequalities have always been present in human societies in various ways. They are at the very foundation of hierarchies of wealth, prestige, honour and culture..., but also at the basis of those ideologies that legitimize or condemn them, in general and in particular.
Experience the 1908 home of immigrants, stroll through period rooms, exhibits and Old World Gardens and shop in the Museum Store. The Museum is just moments away from the Great Falls National Park and the Paterson Museum. Visit Wed-Sat.1-4pm and by appt. by calling 973-595-7953. Virtual tours, school and other groups are available by appt. Learn more at www.labormuseum.net
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We're delighted to welcome back to the Library on three nights, 15 to 17 February 7.30pm, our friends from Townsend Productions with their latest musical play Yes! Yes! U.C.S! - originally due to be performed here last spring.
Call for papers/contributions for Special Issue of Yearbook of Transnational History: Between Macro and Micro History. Scales in Migration Studies.
Guest editor Susanne Lachenicht, Bayreuth, Germany
Claudine Cartier, conservateur général honoraire du patrimoine.
Nicolas Courtin, Archives de Paris.
Miriam Simon, responsable de la Mission patrimoine professionnel de la Ville de Paris.
