Newsletter n. 2 – 15 febbraio 2011
Le novità della Fondazione e del sito
Presentazione del libro
Sotto la pelle dello Stato. Rancore, cura, operosità
di Aldo Bonomi
Martedì 22 febbraio 2011, ore 18
Fondazione Giangiacomo Feltrinelli
Insieme all'autore intervengono Don Virginio Colmegna, Roberto Formigoni, Ivan Lo Bello, Don Massimo Mapelli, Giuliano Pisapia.
Coordina Ferruccio De Bortoli.
The International Social History Association has published its first online newsletter (Vol. 1, No. 1, January 2011).
Contents:
1. Preface by Marcel van der Linden
2. The International Social History Association: Recent Past and Future Directions by Béla Tomka
3. Second General Assembly of the International Social History Association
4. News
The newsletter can be found at:
For the forthcoming Utopian Studies Society Cyprus conference (8-11 July, University of Cyprus, Nicosia - http://www.utopianstudieseurope.org/), I am looking for people interested in participating in a panel or panels on the theme of utopia and social movements.
Call for Papers: Keeping account of charity: account-books as a source for individual charitableness
Session at the European Social Science History Conference, Glasgow University, Scotland, UK, 11 - 14 April 2012, in the Social Inequality Network
Organizer: Henk Looijesteijn & Marco van Leeuwen
Matériaux pour l'histoire de notre temps, n°97-98
Espaces de voisinage
Newsletter n. 1 – 27 gennaio 2011
Le novità della Fondazione e del sito
Annale XLIV
La democrazia di fronte allo Stato.
Una discussione sulle difficoltà della politica moderna
a cura di Alessandro Pizzorno
Herman Greulich (1842-1925) gehörte zu den Wegbereitern der schweizerischen Arbeiterbewegung und zu einer ihrer bedeutendsten Persönlichkeiten. Sein schriftlicher Nachlass galt als verschollen, wenngleich das Schweizerische Sozialarchiv, das IISG in Amsterdam und das Archiv des Schweizerischen Gewerkschaftsbundes über Nachlasssplitter und Fragmente verfügen.
For a better and deeper understanding of the interdependent recent history of (Central and Eastern) Europe, the Freedom Broadcasting Foundation (formerly the RFE/RL Fund) and the Open Society Archives at Central European University (OSA) offer a grant which covers altogether 108 distant research hours in the Hoover Institution on a competitive basis to support scholars who wish to conduct research in the Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty holdings of the Hoover Institution Archives, Stanford University, and whose current research projects are relevant to these holdings.
Call for papers on the theme:
Perceptions of work among 'social outcasts'
Organiser: Magaly Rodriguez Garcia, Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Call for sessions and papers on Labour and Working Class History for the European Social Science History Conference (ESSHC), Glasgow (UK) 11-14 April 2012
