Workers of the World no. 9, May 2018
00 Table of Contents
01 Letter from the editor
02 Introduction
03 Informal economy…
04 China and Vietnam
05 Brazilian trade unionism
06 The trajectory of the Chilean
07 …crisis in French unionism
08 Trade union renewal …United Kingdom
09 Impact of the crisis…Spain
10 Swedish strikes and lockouts
11 Abstracts
Call for papers
International conference
New perspectives in feminist labour history: work and activism
Bologna, 17-18 January 2019
INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDIES SAINT-LOUIS, SENEGAL
A Centre of Excellence for Thinking Africa and the World
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE On “GLOBALIZATION, NATIONAL LANGUAGES AND DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA”
IN TRIBUTE TO TWO PIONEERS OF AFRICAN LINGUISTICS: ARAM Fall and PATHE Diagne
3 - 5 December, 2018, Saint-Louis, Senegal
CALL FOR PAPERS
General Framework and Rationale
European Labour History Network (ELHN), Working Group "Workers, Labour and Labour History in Modern Central-East-Europe”
the Second EHLN Conference will be held in Paris next year (2nd-4th November 2017). Within this context, the ELHN Working Group "Feminist Labour History" is entitled to propose thematic sessions. Potential topics, related to the activity of the Feminist Labour History WG, include the following:
· the intersection of class, race, gender, global inequality, etc. in all thematic areas of labour history
· the global gendered division of labour
· the historical engendering of various types and forms of labour
The European Labour History Network (ELHN) is pleased to announce its first conference from 14-16 December 2015 at the University of Turin facilitated and hosted by Stefano Musso (President of the Società Italiana di Storia del lavoro/SISLav – Italian Society of Labour History) in collaboration with ISMEL-Torino.
1st Conference of the European Labour History Network (ELHN)
14 – 16 December 2015, Torino/Turin (Italy)
Conference language: English
The European Labour History Network (ELHN) is pleased to announce its first conference from 14-16 December 2015 at the University of Turin facilitated and hosted by Stefano Musso (President of the Società Italiana di Storia del lavoro/SISLav – Italian Society of Labour History).
