CHNN 22, Spring 2008 - School of Social Sciences
CHNN 22, Spring 2008 - School of Social Sciences
CHNN 22, Spring 2008 - School of Social Sciences
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organisées par les Archives départmentales de la Seine-Saint-Denis les 29 et 30 novembre<br />
à Bobigny, Paris: Départment de la Seine-Saint-Denis/Fondation Gabriel Peri, 2007. A<br />
review will appear in the first issue <strong>of</strong> Twentieth Century Communism.<br />
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CROSSING BOUNDARIES: Crossing Boundaries: women’s organising in Europe and<br />
the Americas, 1880s-1940s. Under this title papers have been published from a recent<br />
international colloquium at Uppsala University. Of particular interest to historians <strong>of</strong><br />
communism are the papers by Karen Hunt (‘Transnationalism in practice: the effect <strong>of</strong> Dora<br />
Montefiore’s international travel on women’s politics in Britain before World War 1’ and<br />
Joan Sangster, ‘Political tourism, writing and communication; transnational connections <strong>of</strong><br />
women on the left, 1920s-1940s’. The editors are Pernilla Jonsson, Silke Neunsinger and<br />
Joan Sangster and the other contributors are Ulla Wikander and E. Sue Wamsley. For online<br />
access and ordering details, go to: http://publications.uu.se/abstract.xsql?dbid=8149<br />
THE FAR LEFT IN BELGIUM AND CANADA: Proceedings have been published from<br />
a colloquium held at the Free University <strong>of</strong> Brussels in 2005: Anne Morelli and José<br />
Gotovitch, eds, Contester dans un pays prospère. L’extrême gauche en belgique et au<br />
Canada, Peter Lang, 2007, ISBN 978-90-5201-309-1. Other contributors include Francine<br />
Bolle, Marc Comby, Francis Dupuis-Déri, Jacques Gillen, Jill Hanley, Rik Hemmerijckx,<br />
Alain Lemaitre, Julie Maeck, Sean Mills and Eva Schandevyl.<br />
THE CPGB ARCHIVE MICROFILMING PROJECT: The Labour History Archive and<br />
Study Centre (LHASC) in conjunction with the Communist Party Archive Trust and<br />
Micr<strong>of</strong>orm Academic Publishers are undertaking a project to micr<strong>of</strong>ilm the Communist<br />
Party <strong>of</strong> Great Britain Archives. This is part <strong>of</strong> the ongoing preservation and widening<br />
access to collections undertaken by LHASC. As part <strong>of</strong> this process sections <strong>of</strong> the CPGB<br />
archive collection will be unavailable for researchers while being micr<strong>of</strong>ilmed. The majority<br />
<strong>of</strong> this work will take place from the 1 December 2007 and it is hoped that the project will<br />
be finished in approximately six months. However in order to be able to provide a more<br />
accurate timetable <strong>of</strong> the process a sample batch will be sent for micr<strong>of</strong>ilming. The<br />
following material will be unavailable for researchers beginning the week commencing 5<br />
November for at least 2 weeks: CP/CENT/EC, CP/CENT/PC and CP/CENT/COMM. It is<br />
hoped that we will be able to ensure a quick turn around time and apologise for any<br />
inconvenience caused to researchers during this project. Any researchers wishing to use the<br />
CPGB archive are advised to continue to check the website http://www.phm.org.uk for<br />
regular updates and fuller timetables and to contact archive staff if arranging a visit.<br />
THE KICK INSIDE: Editor <strong>of</strong> The Rotten Elements blog Lawrence Parker has selfpublished<br />
a new pamphlet The Kick Inside: Revolutionary Opposition in the CPGB, 1960-<br />
1991 which attempts to document the various ‘revolutionary’ factions, schisms and<br />
breakaways which emerged from within the British Communist Party within those four<br />
decades. £4.00 (plus £1.15 UK p&p), pp75. Order details from: vorzeida@yahoo.co.uk<br />
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