A People's History of the Portuguese Revolution
- 352 pages
- 13 hours of reading
A rich history of Portugal's Carnation Revolution, told by its trade unionists, activists, workers and women.
Raquel Varela Books
Raquel Varela is a distinguished historian whose work delves into the global history of labor, the welfare state, and social security. She investigates how labor and social conflicts have shaped modern history, analyzing the intricate connections between work, the state, and society. Her research is characterized by its depth and focus on pivotal historical processes that have impacted both Portugal and the wider world. Varela's scholarship significantly contributes to understanding the evolution of labor and social movements on a global scale.
A People's History of Europe
- 272 pages
- 10 hours of reading
A concise people's history of Europe spanning from the First World War to today
Focusing on the experiences of ordinary people, this history of Europe spans the last century, highlighting significant events from World War I to the present. It features voices of workers, trade unionists, and activists, illuminating key moments such as the Russian Revolution and May '68. By emphasizing grassroots movements, labor struggles, and anti-colonial conflicts, Raquel Varela presents a fresh perspective on European history, showcasing how everyday individuals have played a crucial role in shaping their own narratives.