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Congrats to our Editorial Board member Mae Ngai on winning the Bancroft Prize for American History!!! nytimes.com/2022/03/16/art…
My article with Limin Teh comparing the Central African Copperbelt and the Fushun coalfields is now available Open Access in @ILWCHJournal We argue there were profound similarities between the two, namely the use of racial hierarchies to organise work. cambridge.org/core/journals/…
Sharing another piece from the Fall 2021 print issue: @LewisPzPaleto's great study of the political iconography of the Follonsby miners’ banner and revolutionary trade unionism. doi.org/10.1017/S01475…
Boosting another piece from the Fall 2021 Print Edition: David Leupold's ‘Building the Internationalist City from Below’ (Originally published digitally in 2020): doi.org/10.1017/S01475…
Tagging @simschaupp, the author, because we couldn't find them earlier!
Need some reading on the German Revolution of 1918-1919 this afternoon? We got you! Sharing Simon Schaupp's analysis of social and technical class composition, alongside adjacent crises of social reproduction, during the Bavarian Council Republic: doi.org/10.1017/S01475…
Need some reading on the German Revolution of 1918-1919 this afternoon? We got you! Sharing Simon Schaupp's analysis of social and technical class composition, alongside adjacent crises of social reproduction, during the Bavarian Council Republic: doi.org/10.1017/S01475…
Our twitter hasn't been active so as to respect the Columbia strike, but we are now back to sharing new publications! Please take some time to read through our Fall edition linked below. We will be featuring individual pieces over the next few days: cambridge.org/core/journals/…
Check out the NACLA write-up by @michaymicha for our reviews editor @jf_string's new book "Hungry for Revolution"!
Hunger, writes @michaymicha, is “the most basic and tangible expression of exploitation and inequality.” Read her review of historian @jf_string’s new book exploring the importance of food for leftist politics in Chile. nacla.org/hungry-revolut…
Tune in tonight!
Tuning in to this @LIVEfromNYPL conversation with Mae Ngai and Eric Foner about Ngai's new book, "The Chinese Question" and remembering, with a twinge of genuine anxiety, that this was half my oral exam committee nearly a decade ago: nypl.org/events/program…
Happy birthday to editorial board member @abenanav!
Happy birthday to @abenanav, utopian mystic who says we don’t need to automate our way out of poverty and scarcity. “Abundance is not a technological threshold, but a social relationship” newleftreview.org/issues/ii120/a…
Abolition, Cultural Freedom, Liberation A conversation with Angela Y. Davis, Mike Davis, and Ruth Wilson Gilmore, hosted by @KeeangaYamahtta Tuesday, October 5th at 5:00 pm ET RSVP to attend: eventbrite.com/e/abolition-cu…
Boosting an article that went live this month on our website: Simon Schaupp's fascinating study on class composition in the Bavarian Council Republic doi.org/10.1017/S01475…
Congratulations to Editorial Board Member, Mae Ngai (not on twitter), on the publication of her newest book: "The Chinese Question: The Gold Rushes and Global Politics" wwnorton.com/books/97803936…
We are hopeful that this cfp will find an enthusiastic response from labor historians, and are eager to hear from scholars in the orbit of @lawcha_org, @Laboronline, @ILWCHJournal, @CoercionsInWork, @IISG_Amsterdam, re:work... sciencehistory.org/event/gordon-c… 12/12
Sharing another piece from our latest issue for your summer reading lists: Akın Sefer's article on British migrant workers in Ottoman military factories in the late 19th Century: doi.org/10.1017/S01475…
I wrote a (short) thing on the history of Mexican food’s popularity/diversity in NYC from the 1980s on, and the disturbing idea that it be cheap to be “authentic”. This cuisine is valuable and not to be taken for granted. It took time, labor, risk, and entrepreneurship to exist.
Today on the blog! @lori_flori introduces The Mexican Restaurants of NYC Project: gothamcenter.org/blog/the-histo…
Reminder: Our journal is still seeking two editorial board positions! A regular board member position and a book reviews editor. More details below: cambridge.org/core/journals/…
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