Vol. 14 (2022)

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Published: 2022-01-03

Editorial

Por uma política de valorização das Revistas acadêmicas na área de História

Aldrin Castellucci

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Artigos

Reencountering The French Anarchists in London, 1880-1914: Archival and Historiographic Reassessments

Constance Bantman

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The issue of concession and a forgotten book

Victor Hugo Criscuolo Boson

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An occupation of slavery: the work of overseers in 19th century Brazil

Bruno Augusto Dornelas Câmara

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Contracts and Disagreements. Works conflicts in the theatrical environments (Rio de Janeiro, 1883-1884).

Silvia Cristina Martins de Souza

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Connections between the Brazilian Workers' Confederation and the northern region: militancy and workers' press in Amazonas and Pará (1906-1920)

Luciano Everton Costa Teles

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“Esse canto que devia ser um canto de alegria, soa apenas como um soluçar de dor” — Free and enslaved workers in Rio de Janeiro (1830-1880)

Renata Figueiredo Moraes

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“We are the last proletarians in Brazil!”: associativism, press, and labour in Rio de Janeiro at the turn of the century (1880-1910)

Gabriela Nery

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The construction of the masculinities of workers in coal mines in Santa Catarina (1940-1970)

Bruno Mandelli

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Dossiê: Os mundos do trabalho nas rotas marítimas da liberdade

The worlds of labour on maritime routes of freedom

Antonio Luigi Negro, Felipe Azevedo e

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Escaping Slavery by Sea in Antebellum America: A Labor History

Marcus Rediker

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The Limits of Atlantic Revolution: Indigenous Power, Spectres of Saint-Domingue, and the Maracaibo Conspiracy of 1799

Forrest Hylton, Miguel Durango-Loaiza
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Martine Jean

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“In the greatest confusion and helplessness”: a riot on board in the 18th century Portuguese merchant marine and their motivations

Jaime Rodrigues

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Adversities and claims of the seafarers: dynamics around the wage litigation and protests against the privateering in the Portuguese merchant navy (c.1788 - c.1822)

Hugo André Flores Fernandes Araújo, Quelen Ingrid Lopes

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Routes of freedom: the insurgent geographies and maritime labour in the post-Cabanagem Amazon (1840-c.1870)

Caio Giulliano Paião

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Dossiê: O PCB e os mundos do trabalho

PCB and the Worlds of Labour: a presentation

Paulo Fontes, Edilene Toledo

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The electoral performance of the PCB as popular representation: a case study – the 1954 elections in São Paulo

Murilo Leal Pereira Neto

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From the politics of proletarianization to ANL: the Communist Party of Brazil between 1930 and 1935

Diorge Alceno Konrad, Glaucia Vieira Ramos Konrad

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Labour, militancy and repression at Recife: Júlia Santiago between DOPS and the Factory (1933-1956)

Guilherme Machado Nunes

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Eduardo Dias and João Louzada: two communists in a São Paulo working-class neighborhood, 1935-1955

Adriano Luiz Duarte

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The doctor, the faith and the workers: communist militancy between traumas, interdicts and historical narratives

Felipe Augusto dos Santos Ribeiro

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The ambiguity of uniqueness: an incorporation of the Brazilian racial issue by the Communist Party of Brazil (PCB) during the 1920s and 1930s

Marcelo Silva

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The PCB and the creation of Women's Unions in the city of Rio de Janeiro: the communists in the struggle for the rights of working women (1945-1948)

Paula Elise Ferreira Soares

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“The people elected speak”: Councilors and Communists, the political performance of PCB women (1946-1948)

Larissa Correa, Nina Teruz Visco

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Feminism, PCB and the debate on domestic work between the 1940s and 1960s: intra-gender relations and the dimensions of race/class

Iracélli da Cruz Alves

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The Revolution is on the table: The Communist Party of Brazil and hotel workers' organization (1922-1930)

Lucas Alexandre Andreto, Marcos Del Roio

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Communism and Unionism: the PCB and the union disputes “in the great oppressed land of the barés” (1944-1964)

César Augusto Bubolz Queirós

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Beyond the Quarto Distrito: the territoriality of the communist movement in Porto Alegre (1918-1930)

Frederico Duarte Bartz

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Resenhas

Lula, an “immediate” biography: Fernando Morais’ strategy to narrate the trajectory of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva

Paulo Santos Silva

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The slavery of the present under the shadows of the past

Clarice Speranza

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Organize, protect, empower and pray: the Irmandade do Rosário dos Homens Pretos do Pelourinho – Salvador

Marcelo Mac Cord

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Imperialism: between Science and Entertainment

Fernando Cauduro Pureza

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A dancing fever in Rio de Janeiro: black culture and recreational associativism

Isabelle Cristina da Silva Pires

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Vigilance, control and subjection: the marks of work in the era of technology

Julice Salvagni, Victória Mendonça da Silva

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