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Ariane Mak

@arianemak.bsky.social

Lecturer in British history, Université Paris Cité Miners, Mass-Observation and Oral History 📖 En guerre et en grève. Enquêtes dans les cités minières britanniques (1939-1945), Ed. EHESS, 2025 https://echelles.u-pariscite.fr/membre/mak-ariane-fr/

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The English Historical Review @enghistrev.bsky.social · 3w ago

Robert Gildea reviews 'En guerre et en grève: Enquête dans les cités minières britanniques, 1939–1945', by Ariane Mak @arianemak.bsky.social academic.oup.com/ehr/advance-... #minerstrikes @ehess.fr

En guerre et en grève: Enquête dans les cités minières britanniques, 1939–1945, by Ariane Mak

Just as British historians enjoy myth-busting in respect of the French Resistance, pointing out that it was not as heroic, widespread or even French as is

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MSH Paris Nord @www.mshparisnord.fr · 3w ago

Lecture | @revue-lms.bsky.social 📖 Comment les sons, paroles, bruits ou silences peuvent-ils contribuer à rassembler des individus en 1 groupe ? Quels rapports pratiques sonores & gestuelles entretiennent-elles avec l’exercice du pouvoir envisagé depuis 1 diversité de situations et d’époques ?⤵️ 1/8

Le Mouvement social | Univers sonores des contestations (XIX-XXe siècles)

Il s’agit de saisir simultanément ce que le sonore fait à la contestation, et ce que la contestation fait au sonore.

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Bibliostoriae @bibliostoriae.bsky.social · last mo.

Appel à candidatures : Prix Jean Maitron 2026 Le mémoire doit avoir été soutenu dans une université française depuis 2 ans sur des thématiques comme mouvement social, mouvement ouvrier, syndicalisme, etc. 📆Date limite : le 30/09 ▶️ Infos sur histoire-sociale.cnrs.fr/appel-a-cand...

Annales. Histoire, Sciences Sociales @annales.ehess.fr · last mo.

🚨En avant-première sur @universitypress.cambridge.org 'Deux historiens en guerre. La correspondance Marc Bloch-Jérôme Carcopino (1941-1942)' par Olivier Poncet (@ecoledeschartes.bsky.social ; @crheinga.bsky.social) 👉 dx.doi.org/10.1017/ahss...

Guillaume Calafat @gcalafat.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Carlo Ginzburg est mort cette nuit. Son intelligence, sa virtuosité historienne, son inventivité, son regard sur le monde, les mots et les anomalies vont beaucoup nous manquer. Des loups garous aux Caffres, de la microstoria à Piero Della Francesca, son œuvre est immense.

EditionsScpo @editionsscpo.bsky.social · 2mo ago

« Cris, hurlements et sifflets. Luttes sonores sur les docks de Londres dans les années 1940 », @arianemak.bsky.social (@upcite.bsky.social). Automne 1945 : 50 000 dockers britanniques sont en grève @revue-lms.bsky.social @cairninfo.bsky.social shs.cairn.info/revue-le-mou...

Cris, hurlements et sifflets

Luttes sonores sur les docks de Londres dans les années 1940

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Ariane Mak @arianemak.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Très honorée d’être finaliste pour le prix de la recherche SAES/AFEA 2026 aux côtés d’Alice Béja et Carolin Görgen !

Société des Anglicistes de l'Enseignement Supérieur@saesfrance.org · 2mo ago

Prix de la Recherche SAES/AFEA 2026 Le jury du prix de la recherche AFEA/SAES a retenu trois finalistes pour le prix...

Ariane Mak @arianemak.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Mon article sur l’univers sonore de la grève des dockers britanniques de 1945 est dans le dernier numéro de @revue-lms.bsky.social ! En revisitant les enquêtes du Mass-Observation, j'examine la place des phénomènes sonores dans les pratiques contestataires. Texte intégral ici : tinyurl.com/2cvtdnfx

Libération @liberation.fr · 2mo ago

Dans «les cantines bolchéviques», la faim de l’homme rouge

A travers les lieux de restauration collective en URSS, François-Xavier Nérard dresse une passionnante «histoire du stalinisme vécu».

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Florent Kaddes @florentkaddes.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Journée d'échanges "La grève des 100.000 : le mouvement ouvrier en action en pleine occupation" aujourd’hui à Liège, avec les interventions de @arianemak.bsky.social, Jules Pirlot et Francine Bolle

Intervention d’Ariane Mak sur les grèves dans les cités minières britanniques durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale

Intervention de Jules Pirlot sur la Grève des 100000 en Belgique

Table ronde avec Ariane Mak, Jules Pirlot et Francine Bolle

Margot Finn @eicathomefinn.bsky.social · 4mo ago

We don't need no education. We need the obverse of no education. Find out more on 30 April at 18:00 at UCL's 2026 Neale Lecture by @petermandler.bsky.social on 'The Rise (and Fall?) of History as an Undergraduate Degree'. #Skystorians

Neale Lecture 2026: Professor Peter Mandler

This year's UCL History Neale Lecture will feature Professor Peter Mandler (University of Cambridge) on ‘Eight Reasons to Study History: The Rise (and Fall?) of History as an Undergraduate Degree’.

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Annales. Histoire, Sciences Sociales @annales.ehess.fr · 4mo ago

L'article de Marc André est à lire dans le dernier numéro des #Annales 👉 www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

La guerre d’Algérie en France (1955–2024) | Annales. Histoire, Sciences Sociales | Cambridge Core

La guerre d’Algérie en France (1955–2024) - Volume 80 Issue 4

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Annales. Histoire, Sciences Sociales@annales.ehess.fr · 6mo ago

🚨 En avant première / First View Marc André (@univrouen.bsky.social ; @ihtpcnrs.bsky.social) La guerre d’ #Algérie en France (1955-2024): Quels droits à #réparation pour les #victimes d’une #guerre sans nom? 👉 dx.doi.org/10.1017/ahss...

Cette carte, réalisée à partir des dossiers des services régionaux de police judiciaire centralisés à partir
de 1958 par le ministère de l’Intérieur, est incomplète : sauf exceptions, elle ne prend pas en compte les morts
et blessés avant 1958 et sous-estime les agglomérations parisienne et lyonnaise, les préfectures de ces deux
villes ne faisant remonter les informations que partiellement. Sont ici localisées 3 767 victimes.
Source : Pierrefitte-sur-Seine, Archives nationales, Fonds 15275 et compilations de Marc André. Carte réalisée
par l’Atelier de cartographie de Sciences Po, 2025.

John-Erik Hansson @johnerik-h.bsky.social · 4mo ago

Together with Sarah Albientz, Claire Aniel-Buchheit, Thomas Beugniet, Thomas Caubet, Léo Grillet and Léo Laglenne, I'm putting together a conference on Anarchist Spaces from c. 1870 to today. The CFP is here: echelles.u-pariscite.fr/events/event... Abstracts expected by 26 June!

Colloque: Espaces Anarchistes (c. 1870 à aujourd’hui) / Anarchist Spaces (c. 1870 to today) | Echelles

ESPACES ANARCHISTES : PRATIQUES, IDÉES, RÉSEAUX (C. 1870 À AUJOURD’HUI) 28-29 JANVIER 2027

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Guillaume Calafat @gcalafat.bsky.social · 4mo ago

C’est demain à l’ @ehess.fr ! La troisième d’une série de rencontres sur l’œuvre et la postérité de Marc Bloch. Avec @sorbonneparis1.bsky.social et @normalesup.bsky.social

EHESS - École des hautes études en sciences sociales@ehess.fr · 5mo ago

#JournéeDétudes 🔍 "Marc Bloch vu de l'international" La journée d'études organisée par l'EHESS avec la Paris 1 PS et l'ENS propose de revenir sur l'influence et la réception de Marc Bloch à l'étranger. 📍 Rendez-vous le jeudi 26 mars 2026 au 54 bd Raspail, 75006 Paris @crh.ehess.fr

Marc Bloch vu d'ailleurs — journée d'études du 26 mars 2026 à l'EHESS (Paris) : programme, tables rondes et intervenants.

Aparna Nair @disabilitystor1.bsky.social · 5mo ago

This is not just cursed, its monstrous. The digital resurrection of a historian who died in January of this year, all so Grammarly can get some more clicks and engagement from students and/or scholars and/or others. It feels so wrong on so many levels, these ghosts enslaved to AI forever

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I don't know where to start with this but... Grammerly is now offering "expert review" of your work by living and dead academics. Yes, dead ones - without anyone's explicit permission it's creating little LLMs based on their scraped work and using their names and reputations. Obscene.
It may be possible to opt out of having YOUR work used to train genAI - https://lnkd.in/eXZB6TY8'
The post includes a screenshot of an option for "Expert Review" in Grammarly from "Selected Experts, David Abulafia, Historian specialising in Mediterranean and global medieval history, author of the Great Sea

Claire E. Aubin@ceaubin.com · 5mo ago

I have seen a lot of cursed stuff in my time in academia but this is among the *most* cursed. Grammarly is generating miniature LLMs based on academic work so that users can have their writing ‘reviewed’ by experts like David Abulafia, who died less than two months ago.

Modern Records Centre, University of Warwick @mrcwarwick.bsky.social · 6mo ago

Match-box makers, c.1906 In 1906 'sweated' (poorly paid) homeworkers were put on public display as part of a 6 week exhibition organised by the Daily News The exhibition handbook included photos of workers (mostly women) in their usual domestic working conditions warwick.ac.uk/services/lib...

Match-box makers photographed working from home in c.1906. The photo shows a woman and girl assembling matchboxes with cut pieces of card and assembled boxes on a table in front of them. They are sitting in front of a fireplace and next to a bed which has piles of flatpack boxes, a basket and rugs on it. The bedroom includes patterned wallpaper, pictures on the wall and a large decoration in a glass dome on top of the mantlepiece.

Warwick Anderson @wombatscholar.bsky.social · 6mo ago

Social Survey in Global Perspective available from Berghahn next month: ftp.berghahnbooks.com/title/Greenh... 'An immensely readable and interesting discussion of the history of social surveys across the globe' says Matt Dawson (Glasgow) #STS #histsci #histstm @austhistassoc.bsky.social

Alexandre Klein @alexandreklein.bsky.social · 6mo ago

(Call for applications) PhD Project "The National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) the welfare state & embodied experience (1970s-2000s)" histoiresante.blogspot.com/2026/02/le-n... #histSTM

Ariane Mak @arianemak.bsky.social · 6mo ago

Rendez-vous demain 20h à la Librairie Jonas pour discuter grèves de mineurs, humour au travail et enquêtes du Mass-Observation ! Un apéro-livre de @afhmt.bsky.social animé par Romain Castellesi !

Association française pour l'histoire des mondes du travail@afhmt.bsky.social · 6mo ago

Prochain apéro-livre de l'AFHMT. Ariane Mak présentera En guerre et en grève Le 4 février 20h Librairie Jonas - 16, rue de la Maison blanche - Paris 13e

Modern Records Centre, University of Warwick @mrcwarwick.bsky.social · 8mo ago

As the cataloguing of the NUM archives nears its end, our Project Archivist writes on the Miners' Hall, Barnsley: The completed Yorkshire Miners' Association archive catalogue is at mrc-describe.epexio.com/records/YMA NUM catalogue (work so far completed!) at mrc-describe.epexio.com/records/NUM

Society for the Study of Labour History@sslh.bsky.social · 8mo ago

In our continuing series on places in labour history, Liz Wood introduces the headquarters building of the South Yorkshire Miners’ Association and its continuing importance now the coal industry has gone sslh.org.uk/2025/12/22/m...

Éditions de l’EHESS @editions.ehess.fr · 8mo ago

Ariane Mak est dans En attendant Nadeau 💥💥💥 www.en-attendant-nadeau.fr/2025/12/12/f...

Faites la grève, pas la guerre - En attendant Nadeau

Dans En guerre et en grève, Ariane Mak mène des enquêtes sur les cités minières britanniques (1939-1945), saisies « from below ».

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Ariane Mak @arianemak.bsky.social · 8mo ago

Magnifique cadeau de fin d’année que de découvrir cette belle recension de mon livre dans « En attendant Nadeau ». Un grand merci à Danielle Tartakowsky ! www.en-attendant-nadeau.fr/2025/12/12/f...

Johanna Bourgault Hipszman @johannabourgault.bsky.social · 8mo ago

Faites la grève, pas la guerre par Danielle Tartakowsky à propos de l’excellent livre d’ @arianemak.bsky.social www.en-attendant-nadeau.fr/2025/12/12/f...

Faites la grève, pas la guerre - En attendant Nadeau

Dans En guerre et en grève, Ariane Mak mène des enquêtes sur les cités minières britanniques (1939-1945), saisies « from below ».

en-attendant-nadeau.fr

Tehila Sasson @tsasson.bsky.social · 8mo ago

🚨 Applications are now open for the 2026–27 Koch History Centre Fellowships at Oxford! We are seeking 12 historians (9 junior, 3 senior) for a one-year fellowship at Wadham College & the Faculty of History. This year’s theme: “Scarcity and Abundance” Deadline: 17 Dec 2025 Please share widely!

Emily Baughan @emilybaughan.bsky.social · 9mo ago

I wrote about care, capitalism and going on strike

Boston Review@bostonreview.bsky.social · 9mo ago

“The wish that women’s care work be waged seems to have come true, albeit in funhouse-mirror form: legions of women now work to care for other peoples’ families, while the vast majority still take care of their own families for free.” @emilybaughan.bsky.social on Wages for Housework’s legacy:

Modern Records Centre, University of Warwick @mrcwarwick.bsky.social · 9mo ago

Call for papers #CFP Blood is the Price of Coal: Coal Communities, Health and Welfare in Britain and Beyond from the 19th Century to the Present 18 June 2026: 1 day conference + NUM archive exhibition Submit abstracts / express interest at warwick.ac.uk/services/lib... Deadline: 25 Jan 2026

Blood is the Price of Coal: Coal Communities, Health and Welfare in Britain and Beyond from the 19th Century to the Present

When and where:
University of Warwick, Coventry, on Thursday 18 June 2026.

Conference summary:
This free one day conference aims to bring together researchers from higher education, community and campaign groups to explore the history of health and welfare in Britain’s coal mining industry.

Held jointly by the University of Warwick's Centre for the History of Medicine, Science and Technology, and Modern Records Centre, the event will run alongside an exhibition which will explore some of the themes covered by the speakers through the National Union of Mineworkers' archives.

We welcome contributions from new and established researchers, working inside and outside higher education.

Confirmed participants include:

- Jörg Arnold (University of Augsburg / Institute for Contemporary History Munich - Berlin), author of The British Miner in the Age of DeIndustrialization

- Keith Gildart (University of Wolverhampton), Principal Investigator on research project On Behalf of the People: Work, Community and Class in the British Coal Industry 1947-1994 and former miner

- Quentin Outram (University of Leeds), Secretary of the Society for the Study of Labour History and co-editor of Coal in Victorian Britain

Conference themes:

Subjects that could be addressed include but are not limited to:

The human cost of coal, including:
- Mining disasters, their contemporary impacts and later memorialisation.

- Industrial accidents, industrial diseases and workers’ compensation.
- Mine safety and the improvement of conditions.
- Mining and mental health.

Industrial health and welfare, including:
- Pre-nationalisation provision in and beyond the colliery.
- National Coal Board provision, including the NCB Medical Service, housing and the Coal Industry Social Welfare Organisation.
- Trade union campaigns and benefit schemes.
- Sport and social provision as mining welfare.

Coal and community, including:
- Environmental impact.
- Mining families and the intergenerational effects of the mining industry.
- Impacts of the industry with particular reference to gender, race and ethnicity.
- Coalfield communities after coal: the effects of deindustrialisation.

Submission guidelines

We wish to make space for dialogue between academic and community-based researchers, and welcome involvement from mining heritage and local history groups / researchers from former coalfield communities. We welcome and encourage alternative presentational styles. Possible formats for contributions could include:

- 15-20 minute papers.
- 5 minute lightning papers (for example showcasing a particular object or archival source, or highlighting a particular place, event, individual or experience).
- Round table discussions.
- Posters or displays.

Submission deadline: 25 January 2026.

Limited funding for travel support will be available, with priority given to early career researchers or participants who cannot draw upon institutional funding.

For additional enquiries, please contact the conference organisers at archives@warwick.ac.uk

will pooley @willpooley.bsky.social · 9mo ago

Help! @frenchhistory.bsky.social really wanted this for journal cover next year (we’ve got exciting things coming on quantitative and computational methods) but it’s a challenge finding higher res versions/rights holder. Do YOU have suggestions to track these down OR alternative, similar images? 🙏🏻 🗃️

Black and white photograph of a Bull Gamma 3 computer with female technicians operating it. Can be found (this resolution) on Wikipedia and elsewhere on the web but we haven’t found a higher res version

Lucy Delap @lucydelap.bsky.social · 9mo ago

Great to be at the launch of Desi Queers, new intersectional oral history collection, with legendary founders of queer antiracist organisations Naz & Shakti

Ariane Mak @arianemak.bsky.social · 10mo ago

Un article qui pose de nombreuses questions sur l’IA et les entretiens dans les institutions muséales (rajeunissement virtuel du témoin, séquençage et interactivité)

Longreads@longreads.com · 10mo ago

“For all its futuristic appeal, I felt myself turning to the past. I yearned to speak with my grandmother about her life.” A scholar at the intersection of AI and Holocaust memory wrestles with technology that speaks with the dead. By @bcgl.bsky.social: longreads.com/2025/09/25/a...