Fifth ELHN Conference • June 11-13, 2024 • Uppsala University • elhn@iisg.nl
Thursday 13 June 2024
11.00 - 12.30
F416 -
MAR1
LIBERALIZATION AND MARITIME LABOUR
D. Dominguez Cabrera : Slavery, dock labour and racialisation in Cuba (18th-19th c.) P. M. Antón : Pilots of Navigation in Barcelona: A database of Names and Voyages of the second half of the XIX Century. S. Srougo : Port Labor and Wartime Struggles: Jewish Workers of Thessaloniki During the Greek-Italian Campaign (1940-1941)
Thursday 13 June 2024
14.00 - 15.30
B125 -
FAM-MAR
Gender in Fishing and Maritime Communities: Women, Labour Markets, and Family Living Standards in Coastal Europe
M. Carballal : Women's work in fish-canning industry in the port of Vigo during Franco's regime: wages and family income S. Chatzopoulou : Representations of women and their labour in fishing and other occupations in Early Modern and Modern English Broadside Ballads A. Dominguez Garcia, D. J. A. : Selling fish at the wholesale market: the role of patronas in the socioeconomic organization of the fishing communities of Mallorca (1944-2003) L. M. Abeledo, V. Canal : Business women in Spanish port cities (1880-1913) F416 - MAR2 MARITIME LABOUR AND SOCIAL MOBILITY
J. Ibarz, E. G. : “Patronos” of coastal trade and social mobility in the port of Barcelona, 1850-1872. D. Muntané Pueyo, B. J. v. : The maritime “patronos” of Tarragona, Spain, during the nineteenth century: a look at the of the elites of the merchant marine, fishing, and port labor. E. Page : From artisans to industrialists: the socio-economic mobility of ropemakers and sailmakers in Barcelona B. von Briesen, D. M. : The maritime “patronos” of Tarragona, Spain, during the nineteenth century: a look at the of the elites of the merchant marine, fishing, and port labor. |
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