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How were coercion and military labour intertwined throughout the early modern and modern period? Check out our call for a panel at the European Labour History Network Conference 2026 im Barcelona and submit your paper proposals until 7 July! #labourhistory #militaryhistory
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CfP: The Working Group "Labour and Coercion" invites proposals for the upcoming ELHN Conference!
We seek papers that engage with practices, experiences and representations of coercion in any time period or location: socialhistoryportal.org/news…
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Happening next week: WORCK Training School 2: Programming Labour History. Digital Methods for Social and Labour Historians. Looking forward to participating in a roundtable on the history of data and data in history
The deadline for our upcoming Training School on digital methods has been extended to 20 October - we are looking forward to receiving your applications!
Find the call on our website: worck.eu/2023/10/10/deadline…
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In this week’s blog, @DrJSpicksley talks about testing ideas with the best in the business at the WoRCK (Worlds of Related Coercions in Work) Conference in Prague. Read the blog:
hull.ac.uk/research/institut… More about WoRCK here: worck.eu/ @CoercionsInWork @UniOfHull
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📣The #CfP for the 59th ITH-Conference is out! We appreciate contributions that deal with the role of industrial relations, labour struggles and knowledge regimes in the history of computing and IT.🤖💻💾 👉Check out the entire call via: ith.or.at/wp-content/uploads…
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Global History Fellowship 2024-2025: We seek outstanding scholars whose work analyzes the interconnections—cultural, economic, ecological, political and demographic—among world societies. @HarvardWCFIA wigh.wcfia.harvard.edu/fundi…
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New article OA: For some time, I've been making the argument that the Danish prison system was shaped - both in everyday practices and as an institution - under the weight of escapes. This article sums up that argument by looking at key moments of change:
degruyter.com/document/doi/1…
Worlds of Related Coercions in Work (WORCK) retweeted
How coerced was “free” #wage labour in early modern Europe? And how did the #mobility of #workers can be explained through the prism of #coerced #labour?
Excited to see this out and in #OA!
A special 🙏 to the incredible work of the editors (see post below) and ext reviewers!
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Among the highlights of this week was the wonderful papers presented by my co-panellists in our session on carceral institutions across early modern Europe. Here is Teresa Petrik presenting her work on the Vienna Zuchthaus.
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Replying to @DrJSpicksley
@DrJSpicksley presented at the WoRCK conference @CoercionsInWork in Prague yesterday: ‘Slaverie’ before slavery: An act for the punishment of Vagabondes, 1547. Presenting today Prof Joel Quirk, on historicising social processes, he talks about paternalism as ‘benign’ coercion.
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Glad to present at the @CoercionsInWork conference in Prague my @DependencyBonn PhD research on archival dependencies, and the community of enslaved people in early modern Bridgetown, Barbados.
Replying to @amaliasl
@amaliasl puts temporality on the table while discussing archival dependecies and co-opting coercive systems @CoercionsInWork Prague conference.
And of course I'm thinking she'd be a great addition to the #QMTimeTemporalities cluster!
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Replying to @amaliasl
@amaliasl puts temporality on the table while discussing archival dependecies and co-opting coercive systems @CoercionsInWork Prague conference.
And of course I'm thinking she'd be a great addition to the #QMTimeTemporalities cluster!
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New series - looking forward to interesting articles...
@CoercionsInWork @marcotomaszews1 @grundmast @JuliaBruch2
#twitterstorians
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Worlds of Related Coercions in Work (WORCK) retweeted
#Friendlyreminder The #CfP for the 58th ITH-Conference is open until January 31, 2023🗓️! For further info, see👉ith.or.at/wp-content/uploads… Share🤲, like👍 and retweet 🐦
Worlds of Related Coercions in Work (WORCK) retweeted
CFP alert: Historicizing Coercive Social Processes, details below:
@ModEuroHistColl
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🔔🔔 CFP ALERT 🔔🔔
"El trabajo doméstico, ayer y hoy. Entre la precariedad y la movilidad social (siglos XIX-XX)", 29-30 June 2023.
You can submit your proposal until 30 November!
Further information at lfe.hypotheses.org/736
@UniBarcelona @tig_ub @LabourLfe
Worlds of Related Coercions in Work (WORCK) retweeted
Cool conference alert! – at Aspangberg-Sankt Peter, Österreich
Call for Papers: From 5-7 September 2023, the final conference of the COST Action WORCK will take place in Prague. We invite you to submit abstracts until February 1st.
Find more information on our website: worck.eu/conference-3-2023-p…
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Job alert! 4 Phd and 2 postdoc positions in Vienna, and one more postdoc in Italy! @ModEuroHistColl
Job Announcement: 4 PhD and 2 Post-Doc Positions in the ERC Research Group "Global Resettlement Regimes: Ambivalent Lessons learned from the Postwar (1945-1951)” at the University of Vienna:
worck.eu/2022/10/17/job-vaca…
Worlds of Related Coercions in Work (WORCK) retweeted
I met so many brilliant colleagues within this network, I am glad that we can continue our collaboration within this formalized setting for a bit longer - thanks to this extension.
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A much-anticipated new publication! We will discuss parts of it at the upcoming session of our WORCK reading group on women, state socialism, and labor. @CoercionsInWork, @GrubackiIsidora
New book co-edited by Prof. Susan Zimmermann together with Eloisa Betti, Leda Papastefanaki, Marica Tolomelli: Women, Work, and Activism: Chapters of an Inclusive History of Labor in the Long Twentieth Century. ceupress.com/book/women-work… #twitterstorians @CEUPress





























