"The international conference 'The Mathematical Sciences and the 20th Century Dictatorships' will take place in Lisbon, from 10th to 12th December, in the framework of the 75th anniversary of the Portuguese Mathematical Society. The meeting aims to promote the discussion about the development and the practice of mathematics during the 20th century dictatorships in Portugal, Spain, Italy, Germany, France (under nazi occupation), Brazil and Argentina."

The first Conference of the European Labour History Network (ELHN) will take place in Turin from 14-16 December 2015 at the University of Turin.
The conference will be organized by the Italian Society of Labour History (SISLav), in collaboration with the ISMEL partner Polo Novecento – Turin, the International Institute of Social History in Amsterdam (IISH), the International Conference Labour and Social History (ITH) in Vienna (ITH) and the support of the Compagnia di San Paolo and the University of Turin.
The ELHN was founded in October 2013 in Amsterdam as a network of labour historians in order to bring together scholars with different institutional backgrounds (institutes, associations, archives, journals, study groups, individual researchers, etc.) and serve as an umbrella organization for smaller working groups with specific topics and tasks.
In accordance with the decisions of the foundation meeting of the ELHN, the first conference of the network will be structured differently to other comparable scholarly conferences and will also provide the possibility to gather colleagues from all over Europe in order to work on specific common projects concerning European Labour History. Therefore, the main part of the conference will be dedicated to ELHN Working Groups that will themselves decide on their specific agenda during the conference. The individual working groups will be responsible for drafting their own agenda during the conference.

Dalle 14.30 Ricorrenze e progetti per il centenario della Grande Guerra.

Giovanni Luigi Fontana (presidente del Comitato d’Ateneo per il Centenario della Grande Guerra) Paesaggi di guerra. L’impatto del primo conflitto mondiale sul territorio veneto.

Marco Mondini Imprese e territorio nel Veneto in guerra. Giovanni Luigi Fontana Percorsi della memoria. Le scuole geolocalizzano il fronte italo-austriaco.

Manlio Piva In volo alleati. I campi di volo interalleati e la Grande Guerra fra i cieli del Veneto.

David Burigana “Artificial wars”: object/pattern/scenery recognition: verso un riconoscimento automatico dei paesaggi del fronte. Armando De Guio, Luigi Magnini Padova come snodo dell’assistenza sanitaria di guerra. Maurizio Rippa Bonati Fronte interno e paesaggio veneto nei film “dal vero” della guerra. Alessandro Faccioli