Society for the Study of Labour History, 1960–2010
50th Anniversary Conference 
Fifty Years of Labour History: 
Past Achievements, Future Prospects
Saturday, 15 May 2010
People’s History Museum, Spinningfields, Manchester
Programme
10.00–10.30 Registration and Coffee
10.30am  Welcome:  Dr Alan Campbell, Chair, SSLH
Dr Nick Mansfield, Director, People’s History Museum
10.45am 
Celebrating Fifty Years of Labour History
Why We’re Here: The SSLH Over 50 Years   Professor John McIlroy (Middlesex University)
Labour History and ‘History Proper’:   Professor John Belchem (University of Liverpool)
British Labour History and the Wider World:  Professor Neville Kirk (Manchester Metropolitan) 
12.15pm 
Labour Archives: Past, Present, Future
Janette Martin (University of Leeds)
Stefan Dickers (Bishopsgate Institute, London)
12.45pm  Lunch  (Participants make their own arrangements)
2.00pm Future Agendas 
(1): National Labour Histories
Scotland - Dr Bill Knox (University of St Andrews)
Wales - Dr Neil Evans (University of Cardiff)
Ireland - Dr Emmet O’Connor (University of Ulster)
3.00 Coffee
3.15 Future Agendas 
(2): Approaches to Class, Gender and Ethnicity
Panel discussion:  
Dr Selina Todd (University of Manchester)
Dr Hester Barron (University of Sussex)
Professor Don MacRaild (Northumbria University) 
4.15 Summing up and closing remarks:  
Professor Keith Laybourn (University of Huddersfield)
Admission:
£5.00; free to students/unwaged. 
Places are limited. 
Advance registration by 1 May is strongly recommended to guarantee a place: contact Dr Charlotte Alston, SSLH Conference Secretary, Dept of Humanities, University of Northumbria, NE1 8ST; 
cheques made payable to Society for the Study of Labour History.
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