Le Mouvement Social

Vocational training and youth work (1950-1970)

No 281, 2022/4 - 198 pages

Pages 3 to 24

Young people in training and in the workplace (1950-1980). Historiography and perspectives

By Stéphane Lembré, Marianne Thivend

Pages 25 to 42

Between schools and workshops, apprentices through the lens of psychology in the 1950s

By Jérome Martin

Pages 43 to 58

Young people working and learning in YCW Surveys (1959-1970)

Pages 59 to 84

Unaccompanied young migrants: Residents of young workers’ hostels (1950-1970)

By Laurent Besse

Pages 85 to 101

“Les petites mains du textile.” Journeys of female apprentices in Tourcoing in the 1960s

By Stéphane Lembré

Pages 103 to 118

Schooling young photographers’ vocational training? A generational conflict (1950s-1970s)

Pages 119 to 136

A diploma that made a difference? The CAP in the 1950s-1970s

By Gilles Moreau

Reviews

Pages 137 to 148

History of teaching

By Pierre Caspard, Bénédicte Girault, Antoine Prost, Pierre Caspard, Stéphane Lembré

Pages 148 to 156

Beyond the classroom

By Jérôme Krop, Natalie Pigeard-Micault, Marie-Emmanuelle Chessel

Pages 156 to 164

Cultures of work

By Christian Chevandier, Nathalie Ponsard, Danielle Tartakowsky

Pages 164 to 169

Health at work

By Laure Machu, Nicolas Hatzfeld

Pages 169 to 176

Social history of sport

By François-René Julliard, Yacine Amenna

Pages 176 to 187

Race as a subject of social history

By Aurélia Michel, Anne Zhou-Thalamy, Neil MacMaster