Le colloque international « Critique du cinéma : cinéma et marxisme », dirigé par Valérie Vignaux et Sébastien Layerle clôt les recherches menées au sein de l’axe « cinéma » du programme RIN – Des critiques (2019-2022), soutenu par la Région Normandie.
Ce dossier s’intéresse à la présence ancienne et renouvelée de réseaux d’acteurs liés aux sous- continents indien, arabe, européen et nord-américain en Afrique. De par leur historicité et leurs spécificités, ces réseaux peuvent constituer des « analyseurs » des sociétés locales.
The scientific conference will treat the material and cultural practices of historians of the 20th and 21st century. More precisely, it will explore the following elements: The library of the historian as a research object; Visualisation and digital reconstruction, analogue/machine-based reading; Anthropology of historiographical work; National/European historiography.
The scientific conference will treat the material and cultural practices of historians. More precisely, it will explore the following elements:
Two-day online workshop: WWII in the Asia-Pacific: Border Crossing Mobilities
Online workshop 18-19 July 2022
Call for Papers
Working Futures
International Conference on “Past Futures of Work”
12-13 May 2022 Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin
Call for Papers - Deadline for submission: 22 January 2022
Workshop Theme
Mundos do Trabalho announces a call for papers for the dossier PCB and the worlds of labour, edited by Edilene Toledo (Unifesp) and Paulo Fontes (UFRJ). The dossier will be published in volume 14 in 2022. Submit your original contribution in Portuguese, English, or Spanish. The deadline is May 1st, 2022.
European Labour History Network
Working Group Labour in Mining
From 22 to 28 November 2021 the Working Class Movement Library invites everyone to an Engels Week. This aims to raise awareness of Friedrich Engels and his work, find out what he means to people and explore how his work is still relevant today – as well as to draw attention to resources available at the Library which everyone can come and use.
MONDAY 22 November:
9.30am Why not mark the start of Engels Week by viewing a short film? It's
