CfP: Working-Class Politics in 20th century Europe
Working-Class Politics in 20th century Europe
Stefano Musso, Matt Perry, Xavier Vigna
ELHN
CfP: Written and Visual Representations of the World of Work "in and by the Working Class"
Third Conference of the European Labour History Network (ELHN)
Amsterdam, 19-21 September 2019
Written and Visual Representations of the World of Work "in and by the Working Class"
Call for Papers for a Session
Coordinators:
CfP: Military Labour History
Call for papers for the 3rd European Labour History Network (ELHN) conference, 19 – 21 September 2019, Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Opening of new research institute IEA Saint Louis, Senegal
The Institute for Advanced Studies (IEA) in Saint Louis, Senegal, is a citizen initiative for:
CfP: Colonial Cities in Global Perspective
International Conference Colonial Cities in Global Perspective
Venue and date : Saint-Louis, Senegal, from December 10-12, 2018
Call for Papers
The Global History Network, the Cheikh Anta Diop University in Dakar, the Foundation Maison des Sciences de l’Homme in Paris, and the Institute of Advanced Study in Saint-Louis, seek papers for a conference on Colonial Cities in Global Perspective, to be held in Saint-Louis, Senegal, from December 10-12, 2018.
CfP: Family Economy and Feminist Labour history
Feminist labour history has for a long time been engaged in making women’s work visible and to integrate women’s work in households and families in the larger narratives of the history of work and the history of labour. More recent- ly, the economic history and the history of the family have been deeply renewed by studies integrating the gender dimension and focusing on the household economy, a quite neglected issue until present.
CfP: Labour and the Sea
Labour and the Sea
The Centre for Port and Maritime History, at Liverpool, organizes its Annual Conference on Thursday 13th Sept. 2018. The topic is Labour and the Sea.
A Statue to Jules Durand
A Statue to Jules Durand
Les Amis de Jules Durand is an association dedicated to the memory of Jules DURAND, a social activist sentenced to death for what he was, the secretary of Le Havre’s Coal Porters’ Union, a CGT affiliate at a time when there was only one central labor federation in France. Durand was sentenced to capital punishment on November 25, 1910. At last, 100 years after the injustice, on 15 June a full-fledged public rehabilitation has been organized and his memory has been honoured as it should.
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