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Wednesday 4 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
W-2
LAB15
Rethinking Oil, Labour and Politics II
6 CP/01/037 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Maral Jefroudi : Embeddedness in the Iranian Oil Industry before Revolution: Labour, Capital , and State Gemma Jennings : Oil, Identity and Inequality: a Transnational History of Labour Marta Musso : Algerian Oil Workers' and the Independence War Shira Pinhas : From the ‘a’ in Haifa to the Last ‘k’ in Kirkuk: Oil Workers', Infrastructure and the Structuring of the Post-Ottoman Middle East
Wednesday 4 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
W-3
LAB18
Varieties of Resistance: Exploring the Diversity of Strike Action
6 CP/01/037 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Stephen Mustchin : Strikes, Workplace Occupations and Resistance to Job Destruction in 1980s Britain: the Gardner, Cammell Laird and Silentnight Strikes in their Wider Context Sjaak Van der Velden : Diverging Movements, Strike Activity in Developed and Developing Countries Johanna Wolf : Cross-movement Strike Actions. The Works Council and the Communist Groups at the Bremer Vulkan Shipyard in the 1970s
Wednesday 4 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
W-4
WOM22
Women's Movement and Activism
6 CP/01/037 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Luciana-Marioara Jinga : Women Nurture, Men Protect, or Not? Gender Roles in the Transnational Humanitarian Commitment for Children in Romania (1980-2007) Cristina Scheibe Wolff : Reason and Emotion: Women Activism against Dictatorships in Southern Cone do America. 1968-1985
Thursday 5 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
W-5
LAB20
Workers’ Education: Enlightenment, Education, and Empowerment
6 CP/01/037 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Jan Kellershohn : Vocational Retraining and De-industrialisation. Trade Unions, Lifelong Learning and Workers’ Subjectification in Germany during the 1960s Elena Musiani : Popular Education and Vocational Training in Italy in the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century: a Comparative Analysis Jonas Söderqvist : Social Mobility or Class Formation? Goals and Ambitions among the Students at Brunnsvik Folk College, Sweden 1906-1920
Thursday 5 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
W-6
LAB21
Contemporary Labour: Crises, Precariousness, Resistance
6 CP/01/037 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Marcelo Mattos, Paulo Terra : Precariousness, Informality and Recent Changes in Brazilian Labour Relations (2000-2016) Aliki Vaxevanoglou : Work and “Underground” Economy in Greece: a Family Affair
Thursday 5 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
W-7
LAB22
Labour and Collective Memory: Forgetting, Remembering and Commemorating Labour
6 CP/01/037 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Hans Hulling : Iron Works History: a Matter of Class Interests and Uses of History? Peter McInnis : A Remembrance of Things Past: the Commemoration of Industrialization and Deindustrialization at the Nova Scotia Museum of Industry Valerie Wright, Jim Phillips & Jim Tomlinson : The Moral Economy and Deindustrialisation: how Workers in Scotland made Sense of Economic Changes from the 1950s to the 1990s
Thursday 5 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
W-8
LAB23
Workers, Employers, Companies: a Dialogue between Labour History and Business History
6 CP/01/037 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Linda Clarke, Ian Fitzgerald : Blacklisting and the Free Movement of Labour, with Particular Reference to the British Construction Industry Jose Rowell Tapac Corpuz : Competition and Rent-Seeking During the Slave Trade: the Royal African Company and Chiefs in the Seventeenth-Century Gold Coast Jordi Ibarz, Brendan von Briesen : From Corporations to Companies: the Development of Capitalism in Maritime Cargo-handling in the Port of Barcelona (c. 1760-1863)
Friday 6 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
W-9
LAB24
Critical Perspectives on the Working Class Movement
6 CP/01/037 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Frances Galt : ‘I was very disillusioned’: Class Divisions in the Women’s Struggle within the Association of Cinematograph, Television and Allied Technicians (ACTT), 1973-1989 Hazel Perry : ‘Hats off to the Past, Coats off to the Future’, the Missing History of British Trades Councils
Friday 6 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
W-10
LAB25
Labour in Transnational Perspective
6 CP/01/037 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Laura Cerasi : The Metamorphic Citizenship of Labour: its Emergence as Political-institutional Concept during the Inter-war Crisis in Italy and France Paco Ruzzante : The International Labour Organisation and Southern Europe. Transnational Influences on the Welfare Systems of Italy and Spain, 1945-1960s Niall Whelehan : From the Irish Land League to Argentine Anarchism: the Transnational Life of John Creaghe (1842-1920) Kenyon Zimmer : Dispersing Subversion: Transnational Impacts of America's First Red Scare
Friday 6 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
W-11
LAB27
Worker's Identity in Relation to Work and the Workplace
6 CP/01/037 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Lars Olsson : "The Munsingwear Family" in Minneapolis at War. Class, Gender, and Ethnicity at Work in the Political Economy of Minneapolis in World War I. Irina Shilnikova : Strikes at the Soviet Industrial Enterprises in 1918-1929: the Dynamics, Causes and Results of Labour Conflicts
Friday 6 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
W-12
LAB26
Labour Coercion, Labour Control, Worker's Agency
6 CP/01/037 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Viola Müller : Slave Refugees on the Labor Markets of the American Urban South, 1800-1860 Paola Revilla : “He sold me and bought me, but I am free because the king says so”: Chiriguanos Held in Bondage Facing the Courts of Justice XVIth-XVIIIth Century Charcas (Bolivia) Martino Sacchi Landriani : The Salary Regime of Labor in the French Atlantic (XIX Century France – Antilles)
Saturday 7 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
W-13
WOR01a
1919-2019, the Long Century of Labour and the Internationalisation of the Labour Question I
6 CP/01/037 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Bernhard Bayerlein : Modelling Internationalisation and Re-Nationalisation in the Name of the Workers: The Communist International, its Ever Changing Workers’ Politics and Global Workers’ Activism, 1919-1943 Stefano Bellucci : The African Long Century of Labour and Labour Internationalism in African Politics and Societies Leyla Dakhli : The Mandates on Syria and Palestine, politics without workers? Daniel Maul : The ILO and the world(s) of colonial labour 1919-1947
Saturday 7 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
W-14
WOR01b
1919-2019, the Long Century of Labour and the Internationalisation of the Labour Question II
6 CP/01/037 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Peter Cole : The Split between the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) and Red International of Labor Unions (RILU) Limin Teh : Free/Unfree Labor and National Sovereignty: Republican China and the ILO in the Interwar Years Holger Weiss : Radicalizing Colonial Seamen – Anticolonial and Anti-Imperialist Agitation and Propaganda of the International of Seamen and Harbour Workers and its Predecessors, ca 1921–1935
Saturday 7 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
W-15
ECO16
Transnational Entanglements of Railways in European Centrally Planned Economies. Forms of Intrabloc and East-West Relations.
6 CP/01/037 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Falk Flade : The Role of the OSJD in International Rail Transport in Eastern Europe Zsuzsa Frisnyák : The Soviet Influence in the Operation of the Hungarian Railways Dawid Keller : Polish State Railways - a Socialist Colossus with Feet of Clay (1945-1989)? |
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