International conference - Workers' Internationalism before 1914

Description

• Thomas Davies, City University, London: "Robert Owen and Workers' Internationalism before Marxism"
• Jürgen Schmidt, Humboldt-University, Berlin: "Transnational Tendencies in a National Framework? The Early German Labour Movement as civil society actor, 1830s to 1860s"
• William A. Pelz, IWCH, Chicago: "The International Working Men's Association's role in promoting Internationalism, 1864-1874"
• Mark Lause, University of Cincinnati: "Internationals With Guns 1870-71: the Legends of Garibaldi's Armée des Vosges"
• Deborah Lavin, London: "'Cherchez les femmes?' The two separate inaugural Second International Congresses, Paris, August 1889"
• Jamie Melrose, University of Bristol: "Rereading Social Democratic Marxism: The Creation of a Science"
• Julia Nicholls, Queen Mary, University of London: "Federation, Republic, and International: French revolutionary thought in exile, 1871-1880"
• Robert Brier, German Historical Institute Warsaw: "Nationalism and International Society: The Polish Question and the Politics of Representation at the Second International"
• Rory Castle, Swansea University: "Rosa Luxemburg and the Origins of her Internationalism"
• Katya Vladimirov, Kennesaw State University: "‘The Artist of Terror': Grigorii Gershuni and his memoirs ‘Iz Nedavnego Proshlogo'"
• Richard Albrecht, Bad Münstereifel: "Clara Zetkin: Anti-militarism, anti-imperialism and the struggle for peace in a socialist perspective"
• James Owen, History of Parliament: "John Burns, Tom Mann and the culture of socialist politics in England, 1884-1887"
• Gwynn Thomas, "‘Impossibilist' Socialist Party opposition to World War I in Britain and Canada"
• Yann Béliard, Paris 3 University (Sorbonne Nouvelle): "Labour Internationalism in the Port of Hull (1880s-1914): foundations, achievements, limitations"
• Andrei Sorescu, UCL SSEES, London: "The Limits of Imagining Internationalism: Early Romanian Socialism and Hegemonic Entanglements"
• Ramin Taghian, Vienna: "The Transnational Dimension of the early Iranian Socialist Movement (1906-1911)"
• Lucas Poy, Buenos Aires: "The relationship between the Argentine Socialist Party and the Second International, in the period 1889-1914"
• Ian Birchall, London: "La Vie Ouvrière: A Beacon of Internationalism"
• Tim Wätzold, Catholic University, Eichstätt-Ingolstadt: "Migration and the transplantation of labour movement culture in South-America"
• Reiner Tosstorff, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz: "From the International Secretariat of trade union federations to the International Federations of Trade Unions" Ad Knotter, IISH Amsterdam: "Transnational cigar-makers. Cross-border connections, strikes and solidarity at the time of the First International (1864-1873)"
• Alice Pate, Kennesaw State University, "Internationalism and the Radical Press in Russia, 1906-1914"

Registration

Organizer

• School of History, University of East Anglia, United Kingdom
• Socialist History and the Institute of Working Class History (Chicago) - Journal

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