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• 31 oct 2016

  Appel à contribution - Histoire

  The October Revolution

  III International Congress Karl Marx

  The October Revolution of 1917 was one of the most significant events of the modern era. Its historical meaning can be understood, on the one hand, within the narrative of previous revolutions – starting with the 1789 French Revolution – and of the rise of the labour movement in the nineteenth-century. On the other hand, 1917 also paved the way to several other twentieth-century events and phenomena, such as the Chinese Revolution or the post-colonial turn. On its hundredth anniversary, the Institute for Contemporary History organizes an international conference dedicated to the study and discussion of the October Revolution and its consequences.

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• 30 sep 2016

  Appel à contribution - Amériques

  Women and political activism against Latin American dictatorships

  “Orda” journal

  The main objective of this issue is to gather works of researchers from different countries, diverse fields of knowledge and several theoretical as well as methodological perspectives, so as to feed the debate on the issues in keeping with female participation during the dictatorships of Latin America. Contributions should tackle the subject of women activists but they may also consider in a less strict sense the link between women and activism. We wish to address the issue of activism in a broad sense to include a wide range of social movements in which women have played a significant role. 

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• 07 avr 2016

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  09 avr 2016

  Paris

  Colloque - Histoire

  Socialismes africains | Socialismes en Afrique

  Les temps sont venus de donner aux socialismes africains et/ou aux socialismes en Afrique la place qui leur revient dans l’historiographie générale du socialisme et dans celle de l’Afrique. Les histoires du, des socialismes, qu’ils soient ou non « réels » oublient systématiquement l’Afrique. Or il a existé en Afrique de très nombreux régimes qui se sont réclamés du socialisme « africain », ou « scientifique », de même que de très nombreux opposants qui ont d’autant plus cherché leur inspiration dans les outils théoriques construits par le marxisme – ou sa vulgate –, que celui-ci leur semblait proposer une théorie de l’histoire favorable à l’avenir des peuples colonisés ou anciennement colonisés.

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