CfP: The circulation of ideas and practices regarding workplace democracy in Europe and beyond, from WWII to the present
International conference, Université d’Évry Paris-Saclay, 28-29 September 2023
ELHN
CfP: Working-Class Anti-Imperialism and the Global Left: New Directions of Study
European Labour History Network Labour & Empire Working Group
Working-Class Anti-Imperialism and the Global Left: New Directions of Study
University of Bristol, 30 June 2023
Women’s transnational activism in the Twentieth Century: framing the Chinese case in a global perspective
Ph.D. Program in “Transcultural Studies on Eurasia and North Africa”
Women’s transnational activism in the Twentieth Century: framing the Chinese case in a global perspective
Friday October 21st 2022, 10.30-16.30, Aula A- Palazzo Vendramin ai Carmini, Dorsoduro 3462, Venice (Italy)
Hybrid conference, online link
See attached PDF for more details.
Workplaces: Pasts and Presents Takes the Digital Turn
ELHN Labour & Empire Working Group Seminar Series
European Labour History Network
Labour & Empire Working Group
Seminar Series
2022-23
Seminars will be at 4pm UK time/5pm Central European time on Zoom. They will last 1.30 hour, with up to 45 mins of presentation and 45 minutes of Q&A. Presenters will have the option to pre-circulate their papers at their will.
Women's maritime work in the Upper Adriatic region with a focus on the two post-WW periods (WeCanIt)
Marie Skłodowska-Curie project at the University of Ljubljana on women's maritime work in the Upper Adriatic region with a focus on the two post-WW periods (project acronym WeCanIt).
Within the project activities was created wecanit.eu, a research blog and public history website dedicated to the research topics.
Workplaces Exhibits
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.
Transnational capital and the Bangladesh garment industry: interview with Dina Siddiqi
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.
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