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Wednesday 22 March 2006
8:30
W-1
LAB25
Socialist ideals
Committee Room 2
Casey Harison : The Paris Commune: Meanings and Lessons in the Era of the Russian Revolution of 1905 Joan Meyers : Forging Economic Democracy: A Case Study of Workplace Diversity, Autonomy, and Reward
Wednesday 22 March 2006
14:15
J-3
LAB04
Strikes in an international perspective 1970-2000: Germany, Great Britain and Denmark
Room J
Dave Lyddon : Strikes in the United Kingdom, 1970-2000 V-3 LAB18 Labour and the State Committee Room 1
Emanuela Grama : Creating “the Science of the Nation”: Politics of Class, Labor and Gender of the Social Service program, 1930s Romania Agustin Santella : Labor mobilization and political violence. Villa Constitución contentions, Argentina 1970-1975.
Wednesday 22 March 2006
16:30
J-4
LAB07
Strikes in International Perspective II: Belgium, the Netherlands and France
Room J
Sjaak Van der Velden : Strike movements in the Netherlands, 1970-2000 Kurt Vandaele : The withering away of strikes in Belgium. The merits of social dialogue or statistical blindness? L-4 LAB09 Diamond Workers at War and the relocation of the diamond industry: Belgium, Germany and Palestine Room L
Eric Laureys : The German diamond industry under nazi rule Veerle Vanden Daelen : The revival of the Antwerp Diamond Trade after the Second World War: A Jewish affair? T-4 LAB10 Horse racing and gambling I: ethnicity, class and gender Room T
Mats Greiff : From "Horsemanship" to "Softhanded Nursing". Gender Relations within Swedish Harness Racing 1930-2005 Chris Mcconville : “An erratic journey?" Gender, race and national identity at the Melbourne Cup Carnival 1960-1979 Wray Vamplew : Captains Courageous: The Gentleman Rider in British Racing 1866-1914
Thursday 23 March 2006
8:30
A-5
LAB01
Labour Internationalism I
Room A
Magaly Rodríguez García : Views on Internationalism: Socialists vs Liberals Victor Silverman : "Green Unions in a Grey World" Robert Waters, Gordon O. Daniels : The AFL-CIO, the CIA, and British Guiana H-5 LAB11 Horseracing and Gambling II: Labour relations Room H
Joakim Tranquist : Catch drivers - a new phenomenon in Swedish harness racing Janet Winters : “We still don't want to frighten the horses”: Lessons from the 1975 stable lads' strike P-5 LAB14 Coalminers, coal owners and the state, 1880-1930 I Room P
Keith Gildart : Industrial Relations in the Cumberland Coalfield, 1921-1926 Leighton James : A stark contrast or underlying continuity? Miners' unions' attitudes to the state in the Ruhr and South Wales, 1890-1933 Brian Mccook : The Face of Mining: Markets, Labour Regimes, and State Regulation in the Coal Industries of the Ruhr Valley and Northeastern Pennsylvania, 1880-1914
Thursday 23 March 2006
10:45
R-6
LAB12
Covering the world
Room R
Janet Hunter : Gender and the Global Textile Industry, 1650-2000 Andrea Komlosy : Globalized Textiles: Spatial division of labour, global inter-relations, and imbalances in regional development U-6 LAB15 Coalminers, coal owners and the state, 1880-1930 II Room U
Ben Gales : Miners in a market without frontiers? Quentin Outram : Discourses on Work and the Liberal-Labour Alliance, 1870-1910: The view from the Coalfields Chris Williams : Striking Images: Cartoons, Coal and Commentary in South Wales, 1898-1921
Thursday 23 March 2006
14:15
F-7
LAB27
Business interest, professionalism and changing borders of public and private. Transformation of employer strategies after World War II
Room F
Gunnel Maria Holmér : Immigrant Workers in the Swedish Glass Industry 1940 -1970 Melissa Kerr : Managers, Workers but where were the unions? Labour Management Practices in Non-Union Firms 1945-1970 Jussi Vauhkonen : Finnish employers’ strategies in the development of statutory social insurance 1954–1964 H-7 LAB13 State Regulation and Household Agency in Twentieth Century Russia Room H
Gijs Kessler : The Urban Household and Economic Dictatorship in the Soviet Union, 1920s-30s Viktoria Tiazhelnikova : Welfare Policy and Cooperation within the Russian Urban Household, 1960s-1980s Timur Valetov : Peasant Migration and Urbanisation in pre-1917 Russia: the role of the state I-7 LAB16 International Communism and Espionage Room A-2
Peter Anthony Glees : The UK as the target of the East German Secret Intelligence and Security Service Harvey Klehr, John Earl Haynes : The Historiography of Soviet Espionage and American Communism: from Separate to Converging Paths Reiner Tosstorff : Case closed: The assassination of Andreu Nin and what we know now of Soviet espionage
Friday 24 March 2006
8:30
G-9
LAB30
Responses to Recent Changes in Global Capitalism
Room G
Julie Guard : Canada’s Steel Union Responds to the New Economy: Organizing Call Centres Paula Mulinari : Racializing and genderizing labour processes in the restaurant and hotel branch. Jonas Sjölander : The Detours of Solidarity: Labour Internationalism in the Third Industrial Revolution. The Swedish Metal Workers’ Federation in Colombia 1976-1986. O-9 ETH17 Migration of domestic servants Room O
Marina de Regt : "Symbol of Wealth and the Laziness of Housewives?" The Changing Demand for Paid Domestic Labour in Yemen Sabrina Marchetti : Looking at Filipino domestic workers and their employers in Rome and Amsterdam through gender and ethnicity Monica Smith : Citizenship and Policies on Sri Lankan Domestic Workers in Lebanon W-9 LAB23 Workers' organisations in the US (1937-1970s) Committee Room 2
Patrick Saunders : Too Many Rail Chiefs and not enough Workers: The decline of the Railroad Unions in the U.S. Seth Wigderson : Les Demoiselles Grévistes:” Class, Gender and Ethnicity in the 1937 Lewiston-Auburn, Maine Shoe Strike
Friday 24 March 2006
10:45
S-10
LAB17
Labour relations at the end of the 20th century
Room S
Troy Sarina : The Call for Reform: Explanations for the Introduction of Non-Union Collective Agreement Making Carol Stephenson, Jean Spence : Women, community and the British Miners' Strike 1984-5:
Friday 24 March 2006
14:15
A-11
LAB02
Labour Internationalism II
Room A
Ralph Darlington : Revolutionary Syndicalist Opposition to the First World War: A Comparative Assessment Wayne Thorpe : Seeking New Paths: Anti-Authoritarian Labour and the Defense of Revolutionary Internationalism, 1914-1918 Geert Van Goethem : Class versus Gender T-11 LAB22 Supervision and authority: intermediaries between capital and labour I Room T
Gilles Postel-Vinay, Jérôme Bourdieu : Wage forms and hierarchy in late 19th-century industry Philip Slaby : Gender, Family, and Managerial Control: Immigrants and the French Coal Industry between the World Wars
Friday 24 March 2006
16:30
D-12
LAB03
Supervision and authority: intermediaries between capital and labour II
Room D
James Jaffe : Managing the Effort Problem: The Ambiguities of Workplace Supervision during British Industrialization Peter Scholliers : "Meestergasten": work, wages and authority in the Ghent cotton mills Patricia Van den Eeckhout : Customs and contracts: firing foremen in 19th century Ghent E-12 POL13 Totalitarianism Room E
Uwe Backes : What does totalitarianism mean? Reformulating the Concept in the Framework of a Universal Typology of Political Systems Maryse Ramambason : From USSR to the Federation of Russia : a democratisation process and emergence of a competitive political area James Ryan : Tinkering with Totalitarianism: The American Communist Party's Attempts at Liberalization, 1934-1949 Mike Schmeitzner : Criticism of Totalitarian Regimes from the Left. The Council-Communist Totalitarianism Theory of Otto Rühle Q-12 LAB31 The Origins of Stalinism Room N1-O1
Mike Haynes : Rethinking Class Power in the Russian Factory 1929-1991 Kevin Murphy : Soviet Workers and the Formation of the Stalinist System
Saturday 25 March 2006
8:30
H-13
LAB29
Female Employment, Services and Welfare State
Room H
Heidi Haggrén : The Collective Interest Articulation of Nurses in the post-WW-II Finland: Tensions between Social Loyalties and Labour-Market Logic Matti Hannikainen : Fairness and Social Norms in the Labour Market. Lower White-Collar Employees in Finland during the Golden Age L-13 LAB05 Partners in Business. Husbands and wives working together. Part I: Married couples working together in commerce, 1500-1800 Room L
Christina Dalhede : Merchant Families in Gothenburg and Lübeck in Early Modern Time Matthias Steinbrink : Representative or merchant woman? Verena Meltinger from Basel Danielle van den Heuvel : The cooperation of spouses in commerce in the Dutch Republic S-13 LAB26 Class, Community, Culture: Analysis and Construction of Historical Identities Room S
Marion Leffler : What good are research circles? Monica Sharma : Culture of the Neighbourhood and Formation of Community Identity among the Factory Workers in Colonial India Georg Stöger : Unskilled factory work in Vienna before 1918. Reflections on juvenile socialisation
Saturday 25 March 2006
10:45
I-14
LAB21
Labour and Welfare Regimes
Room A-2
Alexander Elu : The origin of public old age insurance in Spain. An economic study of the Retiro Obrero (1909-1936). Ignazio Masulli : Welfare State and Social Citizenship in 20th Century Europe L-14 LAB06 Partners in Business. Husbands and wives working together. Part II: The division of labour between spouses in industry, 1500-1800 Room L
Leigh Shaw-Taylor : The roles of husbands, wives and widows in manufacturing businesses in mid-nineteenth century England Marjolein van Dekken : Husbands and wives working together: The production and selling of beverages in the early modern Northern Netherlands. Elise van Nederveen Meerkerk : Couples co-operating? Dutch textile workers and the family economy, c. 1600-1800
Saturday 25 March 2006
14:15
V-15
LAB24
Global Views on Labour
Committee Room 1
Daniel Roger Maul : "Make them move the ILO way" - The International Labour Organization and the problem of development 1948-1970 Lars Olsson : How the British spread agrarian capitalism over the world (1600-1914) Thaddeus Sunseri : Forest Labor and Nationalism in Tanganyika, 1945-1961
Saturday 25 March 2006
16:30
F-16
WOM21
Labour contracts and marriage contracts
Room F
Lina Galvez Muñoz : Exploring the Gender Wage Differentials in Spain, 1900-1930 Linda Lane : “Bringing Home the Bacon – Female contributions to family income 1920-1940.” Kirsti Niskanen : Contracts of Labour and Marriage - A Generations Approach I-16 LAB19 Class and other identities, 1870-1932 Room A-2
Brian Kelly : Black Workers and the Overthrow of Reconstruction in South Carolina: 1874-1876 Joel Perlmann : Dissent and discipline in Ben Gurion's Workers' Party: younger critics on the left, 1932 Kylie Smith : Larrikins, Labour and the Creation of the New Human Subject, Sydney 1870-1900 S-16 LAB28 Transnational Unemployment Policies ca. 1890-1920 Room S
Nils Edling : Importing Unemployment Insurance: Foreign Models and National Insurance Programmes in Scandinavia 1890–1914 |
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