Appel à communications
JOURNÉE D’ÉTUDE
Vers une nouvelle culture de la communication politique ? Pratiques communicationnelles, dynamiques des sphères publiques, usages et réceptions du politique
16 mai 2019 — Maison de la Recherche de l’Université Sorbonne Nouvelle Paris 3
Organisateurs : Camila MOREIRA CESAR et Jérémie DERHI
Winter School Archives and Outreach Monday January 28th – Friday 1st February 2019 in Antwerp
Since 2014 FARO and The National Archives (UK) have organized the Summer and Winter Schools Archives & Education to assist archivists, education officers and keepers of special collections in their professional development. These training events have been a success and the participants have found it a unique experience. You can see some pictures of the previous editions online (2014, 2015, 2017, 2018).
ToC: Sozial.Geschichte Online/Offline
Table of Content - Issue 23( 2018)
Ahlrich Meyer/Insa Meinen: Jüdische Immigranten in der belgischen Ökonomie (1918 bis 1942), Teil 2
Hartmut Rübner: Antikommunismus in Aktion. Alfred Weiland, die Gruppe Neues Beginnen und die Nachrichtendienste im Systemkonflikt nach 1945
L'atelier de lecture sur les conflictualités au travail reprendra en novembre pour la troisième année consécutive ! Il explorera cette année trois thématiques différentes : les conflits ouvriers, les restructurations et la gestion des conflits par les encadrements.
WORKSHOP
Socialization and Skill: The Master Apprentice Relationship in a Long Term Perspective
8th – 9th November 2019
London School of Economics
Organisation: Bert De Munck, Sietske Van den Wyngaert, Patrick Wallis
The International Institute of Social Histroy, Amsterdam, is currently looking for a
Scientific Staff Member Collection Development
(30.4 hours/week, 0.8 FTE)
Agriculture and rural life, topics long dismissed by many historians as irrelevant or old-fashioned, are currently receiving renewed attention in the field of contemporary history. The revival of rural and agricultural history is closely connected to concerns about environmental degradation, food shortages, land grabbing, and migration in the context of climate change, and to academic debates about the so-called Anthropocene, natural resources, and the notion of sustainability.
The Department of History and Art History seeks to appoint a PhD candidate for the project ‘Consumers on the March: Civic Activism and Political Representation in Europe, 1970s to 1990s’, funded by means of a VIDI Research Grant awarded by the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) to Dr Liesbeth van de Grift.
The PhD candidate will be working on the subproject ‘A Europe of Consumers: BEUC and the Europeanisation of Consumer Policies, 1970s to 1990s’.
Proposals are accepted on a rolling basis, with the next period of review beginning November 6th.
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