The Archives of Contemporary Social History (ASKI), a Greek institution member of the IALHI, has just launched a digital museum (in English) on the detention camp of Makronissos.
The collection is available here: https://www.makronissos.org/en/
Scholars working in the fields of history, political science, economics, sociology, law and related disciplines are invited to submit paper proposals for the international conference “Minorities and Self-determination – 100th Anniversary of the Post-World War I Plebiscites”. The organizers welcome paper abstracts within predefined thematic panels listed below. The deadline for abstracts submission is 15 October 2019.
Overview
Desde el 29 de Julio y hasta el 01 de agosto se realizan en la Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata el encuentro sobre Estudios de Género e Historia de las Mujeres con más tradición en nuestra región en habla hispana. Las 14º JORNADAS NACIONALES DE HISTORIA DE LAS MUJERES Y EL 9º CONGRESO IBEROAMERICANO DE ESTUDIOS DE GÉNERO vienen desarrollándose desde 1991, época en que como sostiene Mónica Tarducci “el feminismo era mala palabra”.
GREEK ECONOMIC HISTORY ASSOCIATION
IONIAN UNIVERSITY, DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY
4th International Conference in Economic and Social History
Corfu, 1-3 October 2020
Varieties of Capitalism in the Mediterranean (18th-20th c.)
UPDATE
JHES3 2018 now available!
Volume 3: Special Issue: Siting Nuclear Installations at the Border
JHES-Journal for the History of Environment and Society is an open access journal that welcomes submissions on articles concerning Environmental History. JHES is published in collaboration with Brepols Publishers and can be obtained both online and in print.
CONTENTS
Editorial
JHES Editorial Board
Nuclear Installations at the Border. Transnational Connections and International Implications. An Introduction
Arne Kaijser, Jan-Henrik Meyer
In this era of Brexit, the British Labour Party and the wider labour movement face the twin challenges of globalised capitalism on the one hand, and an upsurge in backward-looking nationalism on the other. Siren voices call on Labour to embrace one side or the other. In this context it seems more necessary than ever to re-examine the internationalist tradition within British labour and democratic movements over the preceding two centuries.
World Making and the City
RHS Symposium
13-15 May, 2020
University of Warwick
Keynote:
Prof. Michael Goebel, The Graduate Institute, Geneva
