Webinar: "Histories of Racial Capitalism: A Conversation with Destin Jenkins and Justin Leroy," February 24, 2021, 2PM EST
"Histories of Racial Capitalism: A Conversation with Destin Jenkins and Justin Leroy"
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Left History Call For Submissions (Seeking articles, book reviews, review essays)
Left History is an open access peer reviewed journal published bi-annually out of York University, with an editorial board of prominent left historians. We feature articles, review essays, and book reviews from all ranges of scholars, including graduate students, early-career scholars, and well-established scholars.
CFP: Labor Network of the Social Science History Association
The Social Science History Association Labor Network calls for papers for the 2021 SSHA annual conference to be held in Philadelphia (and online) from November 11-14, 2021.
CFP: Essays in History - An Open Access Journal for Emerging Historians
I am writing on behalf of the Editorial Board of Essays in History (EiH) to announce that the journal is currently soliciting submissions for its upcoming fifty-fourth volume. We welcome submissions from scholars of labor history.
Re: Read, Think, Organize
Hi Caroline,
I believe the Wobblies use various versions of "Educate, Agitate, Organize".
All the best,
Julia Smith
Hagley History Hangout/New Episode Available!
New episode is available in the Hagley History Hangout—In this episode, Gregory Hargreaves interviews Louisa Iaro
Read, Think, Organize
Dear H-Labor Readers
I am trying to find quotes for the mantra: "Read, Think, Organize."
I reacall something like..."If you don't read, you can't think....organize...." from IWW.
Anyone? Any phraseology on this?
Thanks
CFP for Southern Cultures issue: The Sonic South
Call for Papers
Invitation: How Do Publishers 'Really' Decide Whether to Publish Your Book Manuscript?
Dear H-Labor Readers,
I want to invite you to join us for the first interview of our ‘Publication Success Interview Series’, where we will discuss how publishers really decide whether to publish your manuscript.