Mathias Valverde

The “Feminist Utopias at Work. Reorganise, Redefine, Abolish” conference is coming up soon!
Join us in #Strasbourg (& online) on 6–7 November.
👉 Full programme available here: we-coop.eu/en/2025-symp...
We look forward to welcoming everyone!
#sociology #work #gendersky #feminism #utopia @unistra.fr

We’re delighted and honoured to host Prof. Jessica Gordon Nembhard (CUNY) as keynote speaker.
She’ll give a talk on “Building Co-op Utopias: Black American Women Cooperators’ Journeys.”
Join us in #Strasbourg (& online) on 6 Nov, 5–6 p.m.
👉 More info: we-coop.eu/en/2025-symp...
@cuny.edu @unistra.fr

Our plane to Spain is in the air!

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Thank you so much to the countless people supporting us in every way and in particular all of the Rutgers students and faculty who have supported us every step of the way.

La pétition contre la loi Duplomb est en train d’exploser depuis hier ! On est déjà proche du seuil au-delà duquel elle sera mise en avant sur le site de l’Assemblée. Toutes les signatures ne se valent pas, celle-ci peut compter.

Screen shot of word document detailing information about the “power couples” conference. Please email z.thomas@bham.ac.uk for more info.

Call for Papers, please share! “Power Couples? Collaborations at work and at home, c.1750-1914” workshop to be held at Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg, Germany 11-13 May 2026. Deadline for expression of interest 1 Sep 2025. Please see more info in the attached & email me if any questions.

Last call for the international conf on Feminist Utopias at Work as part of my ERC StG www.we-coop.eu
Looking forward to your submissions & to welcoming you at @unistra.fr !
DL: 1 June #Gendersky #Academicsky #SocialSciences

They adopted Simon de Beauvoir

Queering Foucault

Just a few more weeks left to submit an abstract.
We look forward to learning more about your research!
DL: 1 June
More info: we-coop.eu/en/2025-symp...
#Gendersky #Academicsky #SocialSciences

The Worst Is Done Weyes Blood · And In The Darkness, Hearts Aglow · Song · 2022

The music that kept me going today is Weyes Blood - The Worst is done

Feel free to share yours under my post! I love to discover new things!

#NTS

open.spotify.com/track/2P2b0z...

Is Anthony Weiner Ready to Go Another Round? The ex-congressman whose name became a punch line is running for New York’s city council. In some ways, he hasn’t changed a bit.

Remember Anthony Weiner? @tyrangiel.bsky.social does.

www.theatlantic.com/politics/arc...

FINAL PROJECT CONFERENCE! Register to attend Medicine, Slavery, and Race in the Atlantic World, bringing together longstanding project collaborators and exciting, new interlocutors. Spaces are *extremely* limited, so do sign up... see the programme at www.mmor.co.uk/events/confe...

#EarlyModern 🗃️

When I've finally drafted that conference abstract #AcademicWriting #AcademicChatter

Delighted to see this excellent new book from Ben Jackson out this week from the Gender in History series at @manchesterup.bsky.social. Historians of the 18thc, Britain, or masclinity or material culture, here's one for you!

There’s no shortage of tyrants and no shortage of fools 🎶

(New Issue) Global Histories of Menstruation and Menopause histoiresante.blogspot.com/2025/03/hist... #histmed #histbody

Why is it always a dickhead in a tesla?????

We are pleased to announce that the 2025 David H. Pinkney Prize has been awarded to Jennifer N. Heuer for her book The Soldier’s Reward: Love and War in the Age of the French Revolution and Napoleon. Princeton, Princeton University Press, 2024! Congratulations! press.princeton.edu/books/hardco...

Text: In this groundbreaking book, Jennifer Heuer paints a vivid picture of the impact of prolonged warfare on the family and intimate relations during the revolutionary era. The book brings together a rich collection of military history sources (such as troop records, soldiers’ memoirs, and debates about conscription) and cultural history sources (such as music, art, plays, and festivals). The experiences and strategies of individual families are further illustrated in family letters and journals, police reports, and court records. Heuer details how soldiers were promised many things, including financial rewards, patriotic honor, and a happy family life once their military service was completed. The book deftly elucidates what prolonged warfare meant to soldiers and their families. This includes debates surrounding whether soldiers should marry and efforts to encourage marriage following demobilization, such as state-sponsored marriage rituals under Napoleon. The book also tackles the question of female military service and the extent to which women were recognized as veterans. Other highlights of the book include rich detail about men’s strategies to avoid lengthy military service, such as petitions for early demobilization and sham marriages. Heuer's expert analysis throughout the book illuminates how soldiers and their families navigated the disruptions of military service amidst a changing political landscape. Heuer’s inclusion of the Restoration period further illustrates the long-term impact of revolutionary warfare on families, notions of citizenship, and martial masculinity.

Thrilled to see the news on @hfrancewebsite.bsky.social that the '25 @sfhs.bsky.social Pinkney Prize for Best Book in French History went to...

my 🗃️ bestie @jenniferheuer.bsky.social's
THE SOLDIER'S REWARD: Love and War in the Age of the French Revolution and Napoleon! 🥳 So proud of my friend!! 💙

There’s been a great many capitalist dystopian books and art, but most failed to imagine something as grim and pathetic as the President of the United States hawking his oligarchical puppet master’s shitty cars on the White House lawn.

Universités néerlandaises, non?

My alcohol consumption after reading the news these days #Archive 🗃️

Entre 1796 et 1800, la quasi-guerre envenime les relations entre les deux jeunes républiques. Corsaires, scandale diplomatique et guerre maritime... Un épisode méconnu de l’histoire !
➡️ l.franceculture.fr/8cP

portait d'Yvonne Knibiehler

couverture du livre d'Yvonne Knibiehler Histoire des infirmières, chez Pluriel

couverture du QSJ Histoire des mères et de la maternité en occident

La grande historienne des femmes,Yvonne Knibiehler nous a quitté
Elle avait créé le Centre d’Etudes Féminines de l’Université de Provence, premier groupe féministe universitaire de France. Ses travaux sur la maternité, sur les infirmières ont fait date
au revoir madame

🔴 Communiqué du père de Rémi Fraisse suite à la reconnaissance de la responsabilité de la France dans la mort de Rémi, tué par une grenade offensive lancée par un gendarme, le 26 octobre 2014 sur la zone de Sivens ⬇️

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I don’t know exactly what the response to this is, but I find it terrifying.

Seminar program 2025

Spring program for the Instructing Colonial Natural History Seminar Series. The first seminar is by the wonderful @nickytheprof.bsky.social on Wed 26 Feb, 3-4 pm C.E.T: The Land of True Britons: Edward Lhwyd's Survey of Wales.

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