16
Oct
09

A Social Approach to Politics: Aspects of Communism in India and Britain

The Working Lives Research Institute and the Black and Asian Studies Association (BASA) present:

A Social Approach to Politics: Aspects of Communism in India and Britain

Seminar by Dr Ritwika Biswas
(University of Calcutta’s History Department)

THURSDAY 29 OCTOBER, 3-6 pm
MARX MEMORIAL LIBRARY,
CLERKENWELL GREEN, EC1R 0DU

The Working Lives Research Institute is hosting the visit of Dr Ritwika Biswas of the University of Calcutta’s History Department while she is on a visit to original archive research supported by a Charles Wallace Fellowship for her work on the interaction between the British and Indian Communist Parties, 1920-60. Professor Mary Davis of WLRI is acting as Dr Biswas’s academic host.

BASA’s interest lies in the inter-action between the two Parties, which will form a major theme of discussion after Dr Biswas’s talk.
Please make every effort to attend and forward onto anyone you know will be interested.
There will be a short 20 minute tour of this fascinating Library, with its unique Labour Movement collections, at 3pm, before the seminar commences.
The Working Lives Research Institute: http://www.workinglives.org
BASA, http://www.blackandasianstudies.org
Marx Memorial Library, http://www.marx-memorial-library.org

Access by public transport:
Underground: Farringdon on Circle, Hammersmith & Metropolitan lines
British Rail: Thameslink, Farringdon
Buses: 55, 63, 243, 259

Flie available on request to sean.creighton(at)btinternet.com


1 Response to “A Social Approach to Politics: Aspects of Communism in India and Britain”


  1. 24 October 2009 at 3:23 pm

    Congratulations on setting up the Socialist History Blog – long overdue. Just a couple of small points. The London Socialist Historians Group has set up a blog at http://www.londonsocialisthistorians.blogspot.com – if you could add a link at some point that would be grand. Also could you add maybe a contact email address for the Socialist History Blog so that people could contact you easily with notices about events etc etc. Thanks and keep up the good work.


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