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In the special issue The Yangtze and the Rhine: two major river systems, read this interesting article by Yao Chen (Xiamen University) on wooden boats and shipping organizations around the Yangtze (1700-1850) tseg.nl/article/view/1…

What does the rise and decline of the cloth-industry in medieval Ypres tell us about the forces that shaped manufacturing in the region? Peter Stabel @UrbanhistoryUA provides a detailed and nuanced account, according the review Alka Raman in TSEG tseg.nl/article/view/1….

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Call for Global Slavery History Fellowships (GSHF) in Amsterdam. A coalition of Amsterdam based Archives, Museums and Historical institutes offers three two-month long fellowships in the field of slavery history. Deadline: Aug 1, 2024. More info: iisg.amsterdam/en/blog/call-g…

The 12th century is considered as a period of economic growth in Europe. Elisa Bonduel History Dept. UGent examines the role of the then fast developing region of Flanders in this narrative, by deploying sources on toll collection, toll exemptions and tariffs tseg.nl/article/view/1…

With ever-advancing automation, what does the future hold for human labour? Bridget Kenny, Nico Pizzolato, Görkem Akgöz, and Greg Downey discuss Moritz Altenried's book The Digital Factory from a labour history perspective. Review dossier online here (OA): t.ly/3Vjkn

"Be a miner!" Keith Gildart et al. discuss the complex interactions between the material realities of masculinity, class, and culture within Britain's coalfields in the period 1975–1983. Online Cambridge Core (OA): t.ly/WIsSh #labourhistory #socialhistory

Now in FirstView: Chitra Joshi's review essay on Power at Work (eds Marcel van der Linden and Nicole Mayer-Ahuja), a volume that “encapsulate[s] some of the ways in which labour history is being reconceptualized today”. t.ly/lH7g6 #labourhistory #socialhistory

New article (OA)! Examining the pearl fisheries of the 16th-century Caribbean, Fidel Rodríguez Velásquez opens new perspectives on the #colonialism exercised by the Iberian empires in their early stages and the labour transformations that followed. t.ly/r3lk6

“Get married women out of the factories!” Using a strike among male chocolate factory workers in 1890 as a case study, Xavier Jou-Badal seeks insights into gender complexities and women's challenges when joining the workforce. Read here: t.ly/k4nLC(OA) #labourhistory

In the afterword of this book, Thomas Nail invites us to read the essays as a critical guide when thinking about labour mobility in all sorts of contexts, from both historical as temporary lenses. Here, Malika Ouacha ESHCC takes up Nail’s invitation tseg.nl/article/view/1…

Interesting discussion in TSEG on this book, Pioneers of Capitalism by Jan Luiten van Zanden and Maarten Prak Economic and Social History Utrecht University . Praise, next to questions, suggestions and more, initiated by @UrbanhistoryUA tseg.nl/index Debate articles

The analysis of individual case studies present an intriguing viewpoint on how the expansion of ‘knowledge networks’ contributed to the gradual closing of the gap between science- and practice-based agricultural knowledge, says Luciano Maffi in TSEG tseg.nl/article/view/1…

New Issue of International Review of Social History now available 📚 cup.org/4fOiqxX #twitterstorians IISG

Over de zoektocht naar de waarheid en politieke belangen. Indrukwekkende recensie van Stef Scagliola over dit intelligente vernieuwende boek van Esther Captain en onno sinke tseg.nl/article/view/1…

Opinie: Niet de integratie van migranten is zorgelijk, maar juist die van witte Nederlanders volkskrant.nl/columns-opinie…

Met dit boek biedt voormalig landbouwsocioloog Henk de Zeeuw de lezer een fascinerend en goed leesbaar inzicht in de ontwikkeling van een plattelands-gemeenschap in de Kop van Overijssel door de eeuwen heen, zo recenseert Rudolf Bosch Streekarchivariaat Noordwest-Veluwe in TSEG tseg.nl/article/view/1…

Met trots presenteert de redactie van TSEG het nieuwe nummer, waar we weer met veel plezier aan gewerkt hebben. Online te lezen op tseg.nl en op papier te bestellen LeuvenUP , met ook deze keer weer boeiende artikelen en prikkelende recensies.