IALHI - International Association of Labour History Institutions

2010 Conference, Candidates For Secretary

The preliminary program of the 2010 conference (1-4 September, Amsterdam) has been published. Also available: programme provisionelle en français, list of hotels.
Also, the procedure to elect a new secretary has started. More information can be found here.

 

HOPE - Heritage of the People's Europe

IALHI is proud to announce an ambitious project: HOPE. Within this project, co-financed by the European Commission, thirteen IALHI members are going to make their digital collections available.


News Service

Gender and Citizenship in Revolutionary France
Review: Lapied on Heuer (French text)
Handbuch der kommunistischen Geheimdienste
Review: Uhl on Lukasz et al.
A History of Royal Dutch Shell
Review: Priest on Van Zanden et al.
Women and Social Reform in Modern India
Review: Kannan on Sarkar & Sarkar
Mitteilungsblatts des Instituts für soziale Bewegungen
TOC: 43 (2010)
Erfolgs- und Krisengeschichte des deutschen Sozialstaats
Ann: a conference in Erfurt, 28-29 Oct (German text)
Harry Gmür - Bürger, Kommunist, Journalist
Review: Skenderovic on Bürgi and König [eds]
European Solidarity with Latin America (1950s-2000s)
CFP: a conference in Leuven, June 2011

News on labour history, labour history institutions and organizations. Announcements of conferences, congresses and publications, reviews, etc. RSS feed and monthly email alerting service.

IALHI

The International Association of Labour History Institutions (IALHI) brings together archives, libraries, documentation centres, museums and research institutions specializing in the history and theory of the labour movement from all over the world.

Serials Service

Tables of contents of over 100 serials in the area of labour history. The site can be searched and browsed, and offers an email alerting service and an RSS feed of recently added issues.For research purposes, photocopies of articles can be requested.

labourhistory.net

A new domain for web resources on labour history, the first of which are a source publication on the 1917 Stockholm Peace Conference and a collection of 1,166 digitized documents by and on the Rote Armee Fraktion.