L’usage de gaz lacrymogènes, les tirs de LBD, pour ne rien dire des charges et des nassages, témoignent de l’actualité des violences policières, que prolonge parfois la répression judiciaire. Le constat interroge dans un pays démocratique, où la violence n’est légitime que dans un cadre strictement réglementé. À plus forte raison quand le droit de défendre ses intérêts par l’action syndicale est inscrit dans la Constitution.
As chains of wealth became global in the world economy (Seabroke&Wigan, 2022), so did tax strategies. These topics have gained increasing attention over the past fifteen years as the crisis of 2007/2008 renewed the discussion on inequalities and (fiscal) justice. Humanities and social sciences have played an important role in framing debates on this topic.
CFP: Feminist Labour History
Fifth ELHN Conference
Uppsala, 11 – 13 June 2024
The Feminist Labour History Working Group (WG) participates in the Fifth ELHN Conference with a number of events, including thematic sessions. For the latter, we invite members of the Working Group, and all other interested colleagues, to come up with paper and session proposals under the following open call:
Open Call for Proposals
*** EXTENDED DEADLINE July 20, 2023 ***
Police and intelligence are two concepts that are intimately and invariably linked. From the police utopia of François-Jacques Guillotte (Mémoire sur la réformation de la police de France, soumis au roi en 1749, ed. by J. Seznec, Paris, Hermann, 1974) to the ‘Clearview AI’ affair or the use of facial recognition software based on illegal data by the Belgian police, police work has often been confused with the collection and processing of information.
Call for papers
The neoliberal turn and the history of everyday life in Central and Eastern Europe
in the decades following the regime changes of 1989-1990
Special issue of the Journal of Contemporary Central and Eastern Europe
to be published in Spring 2024
Call for Papers
Ethnic Identities and Industrial Memory
Workshop, Vác, Hungary, 29-30 August 2023
Qualitative and quantitative research alike is invited, and the organisers encourage students in any stage of their studies from all disciplines related to economic and social history to apply.
The conference will be organised by students for students, but with the experience and organisational expertise of the Edinburgh’s Economic and Social History Research Group. It is an excellent opportunity to present papers and receive critical feedback from peers and renowned experts in the field, as well as build a network with others in the economic and social history community.
14th-17th September 2023
The Irish Labour History Society (ILHS) has partnered with the Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU) and its Northern Ireland Committee to organise its third international conference, in Dublin between 14th and 17th September 2023.
The four-day event will feature national and international expert speakers and labour movement practitioners in over 30 events in four venues: the Trinity College Long Room, Liberty Hall, the Fórsa head office and the Teachers’ Club.
International Workshop, Bern University, 19.–20. October 2023
