Last issueThe textile industries in Europe from the late 18th century to the 1930s. Manufacturing, gender and labour conflictsNo 276, 2021/3 - 254 pages Changes in the textile industry and its workforces (late 18th century to the 1930s) Labour relations in an art industry: indienne cotton prints, 1700-1850 Workers, manufacturers or idlers? Gender, the machine-made lace industry and cross-Channel migration, from Nottingham to Calais (1810-1860) Men and women silk weavers in the workshops of Lyon in the mid-19th century The pay gap between women and men in the 19th century Ghent cotton industry Labour disputes in the Paris textile industry during the Second Empire Gender and hierarchies in textile trades in France, according to contemporary occupational guides, 1850-1900 Family budgets and wages of Barcelona textile workers (1856-1917) In the fumes of chemistry: The new artificial silk industry and its workforce in France (1890s-1930s)Reviews Reviews Illustration booklet
