What is Work? Gender at the Crossroads of Home, Family, and Business from the Early Modern Era to the Present
Raffaella Sarti, Anna Bellavitis, Manuela Martini (eds)
Oxford-New York, Berghahn Books, 1 set 2018 - 398 p.
Here you can read the introduction to the book:
https://books.google.it/books?id=D1ZtDwAAQBAJ&hl=it&redir_esc=y
Call for Papers:
‘The global challenge of peace: 1919 as a contested threshold to a new world order’,
17-18 May 2019, Newcastle University.
Keynote speakers:
Tyler Stovall (Distinguished Professor of History, Dean of Humanities, University of California Santa Cruz, Past President of the American Historical Association).
John Horne (Emeritus Fellow, former Professor of Modern European History, Trinity College Dublin, Leverhulme Visiting Professor, University of Oxford, 2016-17).
Retail Worker Politics, Race and Consumption in South Africa: Shelved in the Service Economy
Bridget Kenny
Palgrave Macmillan, 2018 (Rethinking International Development series)
CeDInCI
Boletín electrónico nº37
SEPTIEMBRE 2018
Novedades, agenda, donaciones y anuncios de lujo
Editorial
Entrega del Premio KONEX al CeDInCI
¡Muestra Imperdible en el CeDInCI!
La Biblia del proletariado
Septiembre-octubre 2018
Novedades del Área de Biblioteca y Hemeroteca
Novedades del Área Académica
Novedades del área de Archivos y Colecciones Particulares
200/100/50/20
A 200 años del nacimiento de Marx/ 100 años de la Reforma Universitaria/ 50 años del 68 global / 20 años del CeDInCI
Eine kritische Auseinandersetzung mit der Kolonialgeschichte findet in Deutschlands Öffentlichkeit und Politik bisher nur unzureichend statt. Viele wissen nichts oder nur sehr wenig über diese Zeit gewalttätiger Expansion Deutschlands, des kolonialen Unrechts und des Widerstands dagegen. Sie haben noch nie von Ostafrika als Kriegsschauplatz des Ersten Weltkrieges gehört und nichts von den Leiden derer, die im Gebiet des heutigen Tansanias unter dem deutschen Kolonialregime leben mussten.
Connected Histories: Decolonization and the 20th Century
April 26-27, 2019: a conference organized by the International History Workshop at Yale University
Keynote Speaker: Professor Barbara Keys (University of Melbourne)
In the past few years, the project of writing global history has become increasingly celebrated. Many historians argue for the utility and indeed necessity of globalizing history. Others still remain concerned about what a global optic can occlude.
The goal of the Political Economy Summer Institute is to foster and support critical scholarship on the political economy of the Middle East and beyond. It brings together faculty leaders and student participants for four days of immersive study. Faculty members lead sessions on themes such as state formation, imperialism, and labor, while students present their research and workshop their papers.
Domaine : Du Local au Global
Séminaires 2018-2019
[Le Travail – Work – Arbeit – Il Lavoro]
Toutes les séances prennent place dans la Salle du Traité au Centre d'Histoire de Sciences Po, 56, rue Jacob (Paris, FR), de 14h30 à 16h30.
Premier semestre:
8 novembre 2018 : Circulation des Pêcheurs
Hugo Vermeren (École Française de Rome) : « Gouvernance des ressources halieutiques en Méditerranée et migrations des pêcheurs italiens vers l'Algérie au XIXe siècle »
