ELHN

Deindustrialisation in Twentieth-Century Europe
The Northwest of Italy and the Ruhr Region in Comparison
Palgrave Macmillan

Editors:

• Stefan Berger, 
• Stefano Musso, 
• Christian Wicke

Provides a systematic comparison of two major industrial regions of Europe

Highlights the role of social movements in shaping and contesting economic decline

Contributes to research into deindustrialization by broadening its focus

Reference work A Cultural History of Work, published by Bloomsbury (2021), available in both hardback and paperback as either a 6-volume set or individual volumes.

More details: https://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/cultural-history-of-work-9781350278981

Linz/Upper Austria, 7–9 September 2023

Conference Languages: English / German

International conference, Université d’Évry Paris-Saclay, 28-29 September 2023

5–7 September 2023: Prague, Czech Republic

Local Host: Jakub Štofaník, Masaryk Institute and Archives of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Prague

NEW DEADLINE 15 FEBRUARI INSTEAD OF 1 FEBRUARY

You are invited to submit your paper to the conference “Historicising Coercive Social Processes”, the capstone event of COST action project WORCK (Worlds of Related Coercion in Work) funded by the Horizon Europe programme of the European Union. The conference will take place at the Faculty of Arts of Charles University in Prague on 5–7 September 2023.

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

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.

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.

The European Society for Environmental History welcomes submissions for the 2023 Tallinn Dissertation Prize in European Environmental History. The Dissertation Prize aims to support early career environmental history scholars based in Europe or those based outside Europe but whose work contributes to European environmental history.