Schweizerisches Sozialarchiv Newsletter
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Anti-communist Solidarity: US-Brazilian Labor Relations During the Dictatorship in Cold War Brazil
New book Anti-communist Solidarity: US-Brazilian Labor Relations During the Dictatorship in Cold War Brazil (1964-1985). Foreword by Alex Lichtenstein, Indiana University and Fernando Teixeira da Silva, Unicamp/ Brazil, this book is an English version of Disseram que voltei americanizado”: relações sindicais Brasil-Estados Unidos na ditadura militar brasileira (Unicamp Press, 2017).
News from the Working Class Movement Library
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CfP: Special Issue on Strategy | Historical Materialism
In 2006, French Marxist theorist Daniel Bensaïd made an urgent plea to reopen the strategic debate within the anti-capitalist Left. Fifteen years later, and after a major capitalist crisis, a series of important movements and also significant defeats of the Left, a pandemic and a new major economic crisis, along with the rise of the far Right and the impeding climate disaster, we are within the contours of a conjuncture where strategic questions seem to be more urgent than ever.
IHOES - Lettre d'information
Récapitulatif de nos études et analyses 2021 Nous sommes heureux de vous annoncer notre nouvelle « cuvée 2021 » de publications, soit trois études et six analyses. |
CfP: Collection "Humanités numériques et Science ouverte"
Dans le cadre de la collection “Humanités numériques et science ouverte” publiée aux Presses universitaires du Septentrion (PUS) en partenariat avec la Maison Européenne des Sciences de l’Homme et de la Société (MESHS), nous lançons un nouvel appel à manuscrits en vue de la publication de deux ouvrages en 2022-2023.
Records Uncovered 2.0: LGBTQI+ histories in Central and Southeastern Europe
The exhibition is accompanied by film screenings, roundtable discussions, and other related events. Program details here!
On January 18, 2022, the exhibition Records Uncovered 2.0, organized by Blinken OSA and Háttér Archive and Library, has opened at the Galeria Centralis, presenting LGBTQI+ histories of Central and Southeastern Europe from the post-WWII period to the early 2000s.
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