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Wednesday 18 March 2020
08.30 - 10.30
L-1
LAB18
Servant Laws, Compulsion, and Resistance in the Nordic Countries, 1500–1900
Johan Huizinga, 023C
Dorte Kook Lyngholm : Absolute Obedience. The Legal Status of Servants on Danish Estates in the 19th Century Carolina Uppenberg : Regulating Masters – how the Swedish Servant Acts Constrained Masters as Employers Vilhelm Vilhelmsson : Responding to Coercion: Servants, Peasants and Everyday Resistance in 19th Century Iceland Q-1 LAB01 Anarchism and the National Question - Historical Perspectives Lipsius, 227
Carl Levy : Region, City and Town: Italian and Spanish Anarchism from the 1860s to the 1940s Davide Turcato : The Step-Motherland: Italy, the Anarchists, and the Great War Kenyon Zimmer : National Subjects and Subversive Subjectivity: the Paradox of the Anarchist Deportee in the Era of the First Red Scare, 1919-1939
Wednesday 18 March 2020
11.00 - 13.00
Q-2
LAB02
Advances in the Knowledge of European Craftsmanship at the Old Regime
Lipsius, 227
José A. Nieto Sánchez : Artisan Apprenticeship in Several Spanish Cities at the End of the Early Modern Age Ruben Schalk, Piet Groot : Education or Exploitation Hubs? Migration and Career Trajectories of Journeymen in Dutch Craft Guilds, 1680-1780 Patrick Wallis : Guild Society: Social Capital, Urban Governance and the Nature of Guilds
Wednesday 18 March 2020
14.00 - 16.00
E-3
THE02
Current Research on Moral Economies
P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 005
James Kelly : Food Protest in Ireland in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries Nikos Potamianos : A Moral Economy inside and against the Capitalist Market: Competition, Profit and the Shopkeepers of Athens 1900-1940 Korinna Schönhärl : Tax Morale: the Historiographical Examination of Norms on Tax Payment after Boom (1975-1985) L-3 LAB19 Welfare Capitalism in the 19th Century's Central Europe Johan Huizinga, 023C
Svatopluk Herc : Welfare Capitalism in Bohemia: the Case of the Workers Houses’ Construction in Pilsen-Karlov, 1907-1916 Zdenek Nebrensky : Welfare Facilities in the Central European Towns in the Second Half of the 19th Century N-3 WOM06 Productive Hierarchies: Negotiating Femininity in the Workplace Lipsius, 005
Supurna Banerjee : Labouring Femininity: Interrogating Body, Workplace and Skill among Migrant Women Workers Alexandra Ghit : Most-patient Family-auxiliary Workers? Women Laborers, Gendered Skill and Struggle in Romanian Tobacco Cultivation (1918-1948) Bridget Kenny : Embodying the Nation: Femininity, Race and Class of Women Retail Workers in Johannesburg, South Africa, 1940s-1970s Y-3 LAB14 Organizing Workers’ Education: from Above and from Below Van Wijkplaats 2, 002
Elina Hakoniemi : Why Worker’s Education – the Establishment of the Worker’s Educational Association of Finland Jenny Jansson, Jonas Söderqvist : Workers’ Education and the ILO Jan Kellershohn : The Normativity of the Descriptive. Towards an Epistemology of Mobility Francoise Laot : Educating Workers’ Wives or Educating Women Workers? Circulation of Ideas and Evolving Discourses in the Late Sixties and Early Seventies France
Wednesday 18 March 2020
16.30 - 18.30
L-4
LAB20
Mapping Labour Protests in the Imperial Borderlands of the Early Twentieth Century
Johan Huizinga, 023C
Wiktor Marzec : From Revolution to Nation. Popular Unrest in Russian Poland, 1905–1918 Risto Turunen : Socialist Temporality in the Grand Duchy of Finland, 1905–1918
Thursday 19 March 2020
08.30 - 10.30
N-5
WOM10
Women, Gender and Work in Historical Perspective: an Entrepreneurial Approach
Lipsius, 005
Amy Froide : Elizabeth Montagu, an 18th-century English Coal-Mining Boss Janine Lanza : Keeping the Books and Rocking the Babies: the Productive and Reproductive Labor of Women in Artisanal Workshops ” Deborah Simonton : ‘Mistress of the Managing Part of it’: Printers in Eighteenth-century Europe Q-5 LAB05 Diamonds in Jewish Economic History Lipsius, 227
Karin Hofmeester : The ANDB: a Local Trade Union in a Global Industry Joris Kok : ‘Students of the Craft’: Occupational Mobility of Dutch Jews in the Pre-war Amsterdam Diamond Industry Tijl Vanneste : Diamond Trade gone Wrong: Commercial Litigation & the Merchants’ Style
Thursday 19 March 2020
11.00 - 13.00
L-6
LAB25
Through the Lens of Gender: Technology, Labour Law and Wages
Johan Huizinga, 023C
Chiara Bonfiglioli : Beyond the ‘Double Burden’: on the Archives of State Socialist Women’s Organizations and their Usefulness for Micro-histories of Labour and Gender Jørgen Burchardt : From Women to Men: How Culture, Education and Technology formed the Transition of the Labor Force behind the Production of Cheese Rebecca Zahn, Miriam Kullmann : Where are the Women? Rediscovering Female Contributions to the Development of Labour Law Q-6 LAB06 Exploring Slave Trade in Asia Lipsius, 227
Claude Chevaleyre : ‘The China Human Trafficking and Slaving Database’ Project: Concept and Structure Jessica Hanser : Servants and Slaves Sailing on British Ships to and from China Samantha Sint Nicolaas : Towards an Indian Ocean and Maritime Asia Slave Trade Database: an Exploration of Concepts, Lessons and Models
Thursday 19 March 2020
14.00 - 16.00
L-7
LAB26
Labour on the Move: Labour Mobility from Commuting to Transnational Migration
Johan Huizinga, 023C
Sebastian Huhn, Lukas Hennies : Translations in the Global Migration Regime after World War II
Thursday 19 March 2020
16.30 - 18.30
Q-8
LAB08
Labour Activism, Neoliberalism and the State in the Middle East and North Africa
Lipsius, 227
Peyman Jafari : Toxic Labour in Assaluyeh (Iran): Privatisation, Precarity and Pollution in the South Pars Economic Energy Zone Aurora Sottimano : Social Justice and Labour Mobilisation in Lebanon and Egypt
Friday 20 March 2020
08.30 - 10.30
G-9
LAB07
ILO Histories Revisited
P.N. van Eyckhof 3, 005
I-9 CRI10a Punishing the Enslaved (19th-century Americas) I; Imperial Realms Johan Huizinga, 006
Ebony Jones : "Sold for Transport": Criminal Transportation and the Intercolonial Slave Trade between Jamaica and Cuba, 1780-1826
Friday 20 March 2020
11.00 - 13.00
I-10
CRI10b
Punishing the Enslaved (19th-century Americas) II; National Contexts
Johan Huizinga, 006
Martine Jean : The “Law of Necessity”: Enslaved Convict Workers and Commutations of the Death Penalty in Nineteenth-century Brazil Viola Müller : 'Employed at the Works of the City': the Punishment of Runaway Slaves in the US South J-10 POL37 Real Existing Post-Socialism in Eastern Europe: Continuities and Ruptures Johan Huizinga, 025
Markus Wien : Post-Socialism in Bulgaria: Really Existing? L-10 LAB27 Repertoires of Workers Resistance: the Politics of Skill, Space and Technology Johan Huizinga, 023C
Sjaak Van der Velden : International Strike Research, Best Practices Renan Vega, José Antonio Gutierrez : Luddism in Reverse: Mechanisation and Workers’ Protest among Sugar Cane-cutters, Cauca Valley, Colombia Cathrine Wignall : Maiming the Livestock except the Pigs: Animal Representations of Class in Eighteenth-century Agrarian Protest in Ireland Q-10 LAB17 Quantifying Alterity in the World of Labor and Economics: Attempts, Difficulties, and Effects Lipsius, 227
Laure Piguet : How Were Labor Conditions in Soviet Russia Understood and Measured? The International Labour Organization Inquiries of the 1920s Léa Renard : Between Mobility and Alterity: Shifting Significations of Migration in French and German Statistics (1880-1914 and 1990-2010) Béatrice Touchelay : Debates and Controversies about Statistics of Industrial Activity in the Belgian, British, and French Empires during the Interwar Period: to Record or not to Record Native Activities?
Friday 20 March 2020
14.00 - 16.00
L-11
LAB28
Listening to Labour: Songs, Oral Histories and Material Culture
Johan Huizinga, 023C
Michalis Bardanis : Male and Female Child Labour at the Group of Artisanal Brickworks in Athens, Greece (1900–1940) Fredrik Egefur : Radical Archives – Collecting Political Material in the 21st Century David Hopkin : What did the Nineteenth-century Poor think about their Poverty? The Evidence of Lacemakers Q-11 LAB10a Labour Precariousness, Home Economics and Social Policy I Lipsius, 227
Martine Mespoulet : Measuring the Income Level and the Quality of Life of the Soviet Workers in the 1960s and the 1970s Paul-André Rosental : Minimum Wages and Job “Precariousness” in France during the Postwar Economic Boom Sayaka Sakoda : Historical Evolution of Inequalities and Status Identification : an Approach Based on the Concept of Self-Responsibility Bernard Thomann : Measuring and Raising the Standard of Living in Post-war Japanese Mining Communities
Friday 20 March 2020
16.30 - 18.30
Q-12
LAB10b
Labour Precariousness, Home Economics and Social Policy II
Lipsius, 227
Eric Florence : Making Precariousness Visible in Post-Mao China : the Case of a Grassroots Rural Workers’ Museum Gilles Guiheux : Chinese Garment Workers Wages and Expenses
Saturday 21 March 2020
08.30 - 10.30
C-13
ETH23
Knowledge, Skill and Migration
P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 003
Per-Olof Grönberg, Robert Eckeryd & Roine Viklund : Scandinavians over the North Sea. Acculturation of Swedish and Norwegian Migrants in London, 1834-1920 Juliette Ronsin : A Transnational Labour History: the Immigration of (Post) Yugoslav Workers in Peugeot's Factories in Sochaux-Montbéliard (France), from 1965 to today Johan Svanberg : Migration and Trade-Union Internationalism. The International Metalworkers’ Federation, European Integration and Post-war Labour Mobility L-13 LAB29 Political Regimes, Development and Labour: Histories of Industrialization and Deindustrialization Johan Huizinga, 023C
Touraj Atabaki : Oil, Labour and Developmental State. A Critique of the Critique. Iran (1962-1977) Florian Probst : Was there an Industrious Revolution in Germany? Agata Zysiak : Fallen Cities - Deindustrialisation and Working Class in Comparative Perspective - Lodz (Poland) and Detroit (USA) Q-13 LAB12a Maritime Labour Panel: Forms of Remuneration in Maritime Industries: Living from the Sea On-board or Ashore I Lipsius, 227
Jordi Ibarz, Brendan von Briesen : Wages in the Loading and Unloading of Cargo in the Port of Barcelona (1770-1940) Jeremy Young : Becoming Rich by Serving the King?
Saturday 21 March 2020
11.00 - 13.00
N-14
WOM21
Gender and Work
Lipsius, 005
Béatrice Craig : At the Counter of the General Store Revisited: Men, Women and Consumption in the Quebec Countryside in the Early 19th Century Evguenia Davidova : Nursing and Healthcare: a Gendered Perspective from the Balkans (1900-1939) Cristina Victoria Radu : Women’s Wages and the Gender Gap in the Eighteenth Century Denmark Anna Sznajder : Rural Gender and Strategies of Craft Work – Constructing Lacemakers Identities from Bobowa, Southern Poland Q-14 LAB12b Maritime Labour Panel: Forms of Remuneration in Maritime Industries: Living from the Sea On-board or Ashore II Lipsius, 227
Tobias Delfs : Sailors in Danish East India: Late 18th Century Discourses and Everyday Life at Land and at Sea Niklas Frykman : Naval Recruitment, Internal Colonization, and Primitive Accumulation in Early Modern Europe |
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