#InternationalWomensDay is a great occasion to retweet this excellent theme issue of Arbeit - Bewegung - Geschichte on class and gender. My contribution on the prominent role women played during wildcat strikes even in male-dominanted industries like #Bergbau is freely accessible online 👇

My book on the socialist parties (East & West) and the reconstruction of Europe after 1945 is now also available as paperback. At a much reduced price and with a 20% additional discount. Get it while you can with Cambridge University Press - History 👇

This looks like a very interesting addition to our History of Social Movements series. Look forward to reading it

I reviewed this fine work by Gewerkschaftsgeschichte 4.0 for sehepunkte sehepunkte.de/2020/09/32860.…

As International Labor and Working-Class History has always been one of my favourite journals, I am very excited to be published in it. My article probes what the little-known occupational strikes in the mines of the 'red' Dąbrowa basin (April 1951) tell us about communist Poland bit.ly/3fYuYVX

Please share: we offer a PhD & postdoc position in contemporary European history at the Institute for Social Movements in Bochum. Links below: stellenwerk-bochum.de/jobboerse/best… stellenwerk-bochum.de/jobboerse/best…

📍CALL FOR APPLICATIONS 📚Two post-doc researchers - Institute for Social Movements The ISB has a long track record of researching the comparative history and present-day relevance of social movements. 📅 Deadline 10 April 2022 socialhistoryportal.org/news/articles/…

Great to see this by our team member Kevin Hall in (pre-)print with Rural History. On efforts to promote social cohesion and democratization on the countryside in 1950s Hesse through "Castles of Peace" (rural community centres) bit.ly/3di9KF7