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Wednesday 24 March 2004
8:30
A-1
LAB24
Working Cooperatives
Room A
Nicole Mayer-Ahuja : Entrepreneurial Workers? The Brief Golden Age of 'autonomous labour' in German Internet Companies (1997-2001). Joan Meyers : Comparing Workplace Democracy and Workplace Identity in Worker-Owned Cooperatives J-1 LAB15 The Determinants of Labour Militancy Room J
Ralph Darlington : The Agitator Theory of Labour Militancy Re-Examined Efraim Davidi : Generational Shifts in the Argentinian Labour Movement (1966-1976) Lars Stubbe : Against the corporative fetishization of labour: reflections on the Mexican insurgencia obrera (workers’ insurgency) (1970-200?) Y-1 ETH30 Migration in the Interbellum Y
Zuzana Polackova : Czech and Slovak Social Democrats in Vienna: Conflict and Solidarity in a Multinational Working -Class Community, 1890-1925 Yair Seltenreich : The enslaved capitalists: the struggle between Hebrew farmers and their benefactors, 1901 - 1941 Sigrid Wadauer : Small traders between sedentariness and mobility.
Wednesday 24 March 2004
10:45
X-2
LAB05
Horse-Racing, Gambling and the Working Class I
X
Joakim Tranquist : Horse Racing as a Popular Movement
Wednesday 24 March 2004
14:15
B-3
LAB03
Comparative Perspective on Women's Labor Force Participation in the 20th Century
Room B
Evan Roberts : Married Women's Labor Force Participation in the United States, 1917-1940 Karin Maria Schmidlechner : Women and Work in Austria after World War II: The Re-Construction of Gender Roles Hannelore Vandebroek : Belgian catholic intellectuals talk about women's work, 1945-1970. C-3 LAB28 Horse-Racing, Gambling and the Working Class II Room C
Susanna Hedenborg : Horseracing and gender Emmanuel Roudaut : 'The notorious Sam Grundy himself': the 'bookie' in words and in pictures O-3 LAB01 Workers in Economic Crises: Problems and Prospects Room O
Meg Luxton : Getting By in Hard Times: The Challenges of Neo-liberalism in Canada, 1980-2000 Stephan Vanfraechem : Dockers' solidarity and inter-port competition: incompatible ?
Wednesday 24 March 2004
16:30
C-4
LAB02
Class, Gender and Ethnicity Re-defined. International Experiences from the low-skil service sector.
Room C
Helma Lutz : Life inter-stices. Illegalised Migrant Domestic Workers in Germany Ratna Saptari : Domestic Service within the Nation-State: Ethniciy,Class and Gender in Two Indonesian Cities, 1930s - the Present F-4 LAB06 National Gendered working time regimes in a comparative perspective Room F
Jeanne Fagnani : Working Time and Family Life: the impact of the 35 hour laws on the balance between work and family life in France Inger Jonsson : Part-time employment in Swedish Retail Trade: A gender perspective on the development of working time patterns V-4 LAB04 Labour Internationalism Room Cie2
John Boughton : Michael Ross: Labour Internationalist Piet Hoekman, Jannes Houkes : Internationalism in the Early Dutch Labour Movement Aoife Ní Lochlainn : Organisational Interests - British-based unions in Ireland 1922-1960
Thursday 25 March 2004
8:30
A-5
LAB09
Generation, Gender and Class in Oral History: Narratives of Women's Work and Activism
Room A
Rebekah Lee : Beloved Unions?: A Gendered and Generational History of Associational Life in a South African City Jaclyn Viskovatoff : Gender and Narrative Indentity in Oral History Testimony: The Miners' Strikes of 1926 and 1984-85 Kayoko Yoshida : The Beauty in the Coal Mines-Women Who Lit the Darkness: The Power of Oral History for Documenting Working-Class Women's Lives in Japan R-5 LAB29 Colonialism and Labour: Asia and America Room S
Frank Tough : Native labour and paternalism: the mercantile fur trade and frontier capitalism in Canada Nicholas White : Labour and the End of Empire in Malaya c. 1930s-1960s.
Thursday 25 March 2004
10:45
E-6
LAB33
The ILO in its political context
Room E
Jesse Scott : Peace with Labour? The Creation of the International Labour Jasmien van Daele : Social dynamics in international organizations and the role of small nations: the case of Belgium in the ILO O-6 LAB30 Colonialism and Labour: Africa Room O
Jan-Georg Deutsch : What made colonialism work? Labouring under colonial rule in East Africa, c. 1880-1920 Thaddeus Sunseri : Scientific Forestry and Labor Constraints in Colonial Tanzania, 1900-1961
Thursday 25 March 2004
14:15
O-7
LAB18
Early Modern Working Women: the Dutch case in international perspective
Room O
Marjolein van Dekken : Women and work in the early modern Netherlands: The production of and trade in beverages. Danielle van den Heuvel : Women and work in the early modern Netherlands: women's work in trade Elise van Nederveen Meerkerk : Women and work in the early modern Netherlands: spinners and the organization of production V-7 LAB10 When Farm Workers meet the Industrial World Room Cie2
Simon Constantine : Migrant labour Protest in Mecklenburg c1880 - 1924 Ignazio Masulli : Social conflict and change in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries Italy Lars Olsson : Polish labour migration to Sweden before WW1
Friday 26 March 2004
8:30
L-9
LAB07
Post World War II Strikes: Cultures, States and Unions
Room L
Judith Byfield : The Great Upheaval - Taxation and Women's Protest in Post WWII Nigeria David De Vries : Strikes in Post World War II Palestine Q-9 TEC04 Industrial Revolutions: Technology, Internationalisation, and Labor Room R
Jonas Sjölander : Ericsson, Andersson and the International Solidarity
Friday 26 March 2004
10:45
C-10
LAB08
Out on Strike: Women's Use of Strikes as a Weapon in their Struggle for Equality in the Labour Market
Room C
Susanne Fransson, Christer Thörnqvist : Industrial Conflict and Bargaining Strategies in Female-dominated Occupations in Post-war Sweden Julie Guard : 'She was a Little Bit of a Shit-Disturber': Respectability, Female Militancy, and Identity in a mid-1960s Ontario Strike Marjaliisa Hentilä : Strikes of women in shops. An example of a low paid working women´s struggle in Finland
Friday 26 March 2004
14.15
F-11
LAB19
Structuring Time, Allocating Labour: Urban Household Strategies in 20th Century Russia and the Soviet Union
Room F
Gijs Kessler : Earning an Income in the Workers' Paradise: work-efforts of the Soviet Urban Household, 1917-41 Andrei Markevich : Household Strategies in the Shortage Economy, 1940-1965 Viktoria Tiazhelnikova : The Value of Domestic Labour, 1965-1986 Timur Valetov : Pre-revolutionary households: work and life in a migrant society O-11 LAB12 Strategies in class conflict: lock-outs, strike breaking and mediation Room O
Richard Maguire : The British State, Fascists and Strike-Breaking, 1925 to 1926 Sjaak Van der Velden : The disappearance of the lock-out as a weapon in the clash between the classes Andrei Volodin : Russian Factory Inspection: Mediation in Labour Conflict & its Social Impact Q-11 LAB11 Russian Connections Room R
Barry Mcloughlin : Austria, the Comintern and Soviet Espionage Emmet O'Connor : Between Bolshevism and republicanism: the Comintern and communism in Ireland Bryan Palmer : A year of living dangerously: James P. Cannon, the birth of American Trotskyism, and the Sixth World Congress of the Communist International, 1928
Friday 26 March 2004
16.30
C-12
LAB31
Race and Transatlantic Political Culture: 1930-60 (Theme session)
Room C
James Miller : The Politics of Exile: African American Writers in Paris during the 1950s Susan Pennybacker : Refugees and Racial Politics in the 1930s Timothy Schroer : Black music in a white land: German reactions to jazz and spirituals in the American occupation zone F-12 LAB23 Determinants of female labour force participation in the first half of the 20th century Room F
Hege Roll-Hansen : On female labour and statistical categories Irina Shil'nikova : Workers' Wages and Bonuses at the Russian Manufacture in the Beginning of 20th Century: The Gender Gap Selina Todd : Young Women's Employment in Interwar England K-12 LAB16 Conceptualisations of Labour Room K
Julia Peralta : Active labour market policy and the Other: Women, Disabled, Immigrants in the face of labour market restructuring in the 1990s Juha Siltala : The rise and fall of the job as a personal possession Brigitte Studer : Social policy as gender technology. The category of the unemployed in Switzerland in the 1930s
Saturday 27 March 2004
8:30
F-13
WOM14
Construction of the Gendered Worker
Room F
Ulla Wikander : International perspective on women's work participation, around 1900 Yuval Yonay, Vered Kraus : Modernization under Constraints: Demographic and Labor Force Participation of Palestinian and Jewish Women in Israel, 1972-1995 J-13 LAB25 German Workers and Trade Unions in the second half of the 20th Century Room J
Steve French : Between wages and employment: the dilemma of IG Metall's employment oriented collective bargaining from an historical perspective Brigitte Lestrade : Temporary Work and Trade Unions : a history of conflicts (1967-2002) Q-13 LAB13 Labour and the State Room R
Norman Caulfield : Labor in Mexico and the US: Ten Years of NAFTA John Chircop : Combined modes of Labour regimes in the British-controlled Mediterranean Islands, 1800-1880s Seth Wigderson : The Fight To 'Privatize' American Labor Relations: 1933-1965 U-13 LAT04 Anarcho-Syndicalism in Latin America Room Cie1
Steven Hirsch : The Multiple-Meanings and Praxis of Revolutionary Syndicalism in 1920s Lima-Callao, Peru
Saturday 27 March 2004
10:45
O-14
LAB20
Dockers in Wartime
Room O
Sam Davies : Life and work on the Liverpool docks during WW2 Eric Taplin : Dock Workers in Britain during WW1
Saturday 27 March 2004
14:15
B-15
LAB32
Insecure Professionals
Room B
Chris Nottingham : Changing Jurisdictions. Reflections on the politics of an insecure professional Marsha Wilson : Experiences of change: the impact of public health policy on health visitors H-15 LAB35 Determinants of Female Labour Force Participation: 19th century case studies Room H
Luisa Muñoz : Labor markets in maritime industries Nathalie Ostroot, Eliane Richard : Contextual Effects: Women's Employment in Marseille and Aix-en-Provence in the Late 19th Century K-15 LAB26 Left-wing organisational life in Europe and Africa 1895-1940 Room K
Allison Drew : Cultures of Communism: A Comparative Analysis of South Africa and Algeria in the 1930s William Kenefick : The Scots and the South African Labour Movement c. 1895 to 1914. Lucien Van Der Walt : Bakunin's Heirs in South Africa: Race and Revolutionary Syndicalism from the IWW to the International Socialist League, 1910-1921 O-15 TEC06 Technology in the Postwar Order Room O
Staffan Stranne : Local Labour Conditions during the Third Industrial Revolution. Report from a Workplace Discussion Group. W-15 LAB22 Trade Unions, Workers and the State in Britain, 1951-79 Room A2
Nina Fishman : Banquo's ghost-relations between Conservative governments and the Trade Union Congress, 1951-64 Dave Lyddon : The British state and strikes, 1951-79 Richard Whiting : Justice and work in modern Britain
Saturday 27 March 2004
16:30
J-16
LAB21
New Developments in the History of Unemployment
Room J
Matti Hannikainen : The Extent, Timing and Duration of Unemployment Among Construction Workers in Helsinki from 1920 until 1939 K-16 LAB27 Iberian Occupations and Worker Identities Room K
Antonio Miguez : Formation of the Class Identity and Collective Action: Artisans in Northwest -Spain as a Case-Study Juanjo Romero-Marin : The Artisan World of Labour during Industrialisation. Barcelona, 1814-1860 Miguel Suárez Bosa : Trade Union Corporativismo and Monopolistic Job Offers in Spanish Ports |
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