The textile industries in Europe from the late 18th century to the 1930s

The textile industries in Europe from the late 18th century to the 1930s
No 275, 2021/2 - 204 pages

Associations, late 19th-early 20th century

Pages 3 to 11

The history of associations in France: untraceable yet abundant

By Chloé Gaboriaux
Pages 13 to 29

From utopia in writing to utopia in practice. A reassessment of the contribution of the Icarian communities in Iowa

By Damien Rousselière
Pages 31 to 50

Between private initiative and public interest: The work of the society for women freed from Saint-Lazare (1870-1914)

By Alix Heiniger
Pages 51 to 71

Serving the nation, defending its interests. French students and military service reforms (1889-1913)

By Antonin Dubois

Working-class practices

Pages 73 to 92

What “washing up” means: A history of practices and experiences

By Sophie Richelle
Pages 93 to 112

The “Pédantes” and the “Glorieuses”: Home economics and the management of working-class aspirations (Paris, 1880-1900)

By Thomas Depecker

Transnational left-wing movements

Pages 113 to 135

The Revolutionary Left versus the Communist International: A rereading of Franco-Spanish arms smuggling during the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939)

By Pierre Salmon
Pages 137 to 152

The forgotten labour movement for reduced working hours in Europe during the neoliberal turn

By Aurélie Andry

Reviews

Pages 153 to 189

Reviews