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Journal articles on the topic "Grande-Bretagne. Main d'oeuvre feminine"
Jacobs, Ellen. "Les catégories sociales de sexe, la politique sociale et l’État-providence en Grande-Bretagne." Articles 3, no. 1 (April 12, 2005): 27–36. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/057583ar.
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Fons, Jean-Philippe. "Stratégies de gestion de l'emploi public et flexibilité en Grande-Bretagne et en France : analyse qualitative et comparative des régimes de mobilisation et des modes d'usage de la main-d'oeuvre enseignante." Bordeaux 3, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004BOR30042.
Full textThe emergence of flexibility and the shifts in patterns of employment in French and British industrial societies since the 1970s have been thoroughly investigated and commented. Public employment - considered as a predominant branch of activity and the employer of a large share of the total workforce in service sector based economies - and the regimes of mobilisation have, on the contrary, hardly been analysed at all. Within the field of local public services, administered and managed by local councils in Britain, the example of the teaching workforce will enable us to examine the patterns of flexible working in the context of liberal dogmas advocating economic deregulation. We shall then relate labour market theories and inherent flexibilisation mechanisms on the one hand, and the introduction of market-oriented rationales and the tenets of new public management within the public sector on the other. Our contention is to combine points of views within a pluridisciplinary approach. However marked, scientific and epistemological barriers of connected disciplines (such as political and social sciences, anthropology, economy, the sociology industrial relations, etc. ) will be tentatively eclipsed so that we can benefit from the most relevant concepts and analytical tools. We aim at integrating these theoretical tools within the framework of a multidisciplinary reflection
Cousin, Justine. "Extra-European Seamen employed by British Imperial Shipping Companies (1860-1960)." Thesis, Sorbonne université, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018SORUL135.
Full textThis dissertation studies extra-European seamen who worked on steamships of the British shipping companies throughout the British Empire, by using metropolitan and colonial archives as well as oral history testimonies. These sources are studied with an imperial, maritime, labour and social history approaches. Extra-European seamen came from the Caribbean, the Indian subcontinent, the Arabian peninsula, Eastern and Western Africa. They were hired for unskilled or low-skilled positions in the three shipboard departments, based on pseudoscientific characteristics which created racial hierarchies. They were chosen over their British counterparts, as they cost less and worked more hours aboard. Tbey were subordinated to white officers, as non-white seamen could not get a senior position. Their accommodation and food rations both reflected work division and racial segregation, as they had specific and lower living quarters and food. They were also set apart with their dedicated uniforms. Extra-European seamen are massively recruited from 1849 onwards until further restrictions from 1905 and the interwar years especially. Some of them settled in interracial dockside areas, which were often run-down, overpopulated and physically segregated from the rest of the city. They may stay in boarding-houses that acted as buffers between native and metropolitan cultures or be taken in charge by the local missionaries. Some of them settled in their own houses and began interracial relationships with local white women, which periocally arouse hostility from the local white men
McLean, Duncan Ross. "Robert Farquhar et la transformation de l'esclavage : une renaissance du travail non-libre au XIXe siècle." Paris, EHESS, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015EHES0053.
Full textRobert Farquhar had been an East India Company administrator in the Moluccas at the turn of the 19th century before assuming the governorship of Mauritius as a British civil servant, the latter recently captured during the Napoleonic Wars. It was during Farquhar's earlier stay in the Spice Islands that he became involved in the anti-slavery debate and the future of Caribbean sugar plantations. Given his experience as a colonial administrator, he was well aware of the economic consequences abolishing the Slave Trade would entail. Attuned to the shifting political winds, Farquhar published a treatise in 1807 under the title 'Suggestions, arising from the abolition of the African slave trade, for supplying the demands of the West India colonies'. His ideas were relatively novel in that they involved shifting large impoverished populations, in this case from rural China, to areas previously sustained by slave labour. While initially dismissed as unworkable many of Farquhar's proposals were later adopted in the now well-known practice of indentured labour. The thesis will examine the origins of Asian contract labour through this early proponent. By examining an extensive range of correspondence the evolution of Farquhar's political thought will be traced, culminating in the noted treatise, and his subsequent confrontation with the practical constraints of instituting a new system of unfree labour in Mauritius. In doing so it wil be necessary to place his work in the broader imperial context of the period, along with the specific regions to which he was posted. This will permit drawing conclusions regarding the conditions that led to Farquhar's proposal in addition to its eventual longevity
Flipo, Aurore. "Les nouvelles migrations de travail intra-européennes : jeunes Polonais et Roumains au Royaume-Uni et en Espagne." Thesis, Paris, Institut d'études politiques, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014IEPP0052.
Full textThis dissertation investigates the definition and the characterization of “new” labor migrations within Europe. Based on a comparative analysis of young Polish and Romanian migrants in the United-Kingdom and in Spain, it uses both statistical data and qualitative analysis of migrants’ interviews. The analysis of patterns of migration within the European space shows that the diversity of national profiles can be explained by the convergence of an integrated but unequal economic space on one hand, and the rise of new intranational inequalities regarding the labor market, on the other hand. The analysis based on the countries of destination (the United-Kingdom and Spain) shows that labor market segmentation is still prevailing. It suggests that the transnational and sector-based approach is necessary to fully explain and identify globalised labor markets. The analysis also investigates the social process of segmentation and its impact on migrants’ occupational mobility, or the lack thereof. It shows that chances of mobility depend mainly on individual resources reflecting the social origin of migrants. Finally, the analysis of the links between professional integration, entry into adulthood and mobility suggests that mobility is also a kind of uncertainty, both time-related and space-related. As a conclusion, the study reveals the necessity of distinguishing between mobility practices, characterized by a growing diversity and distinct social uses in the transformed international field of free mobility; and contemporary labor migrations as a social fact, which includes in part intra-european migrations
Books on the topic "Grande-Bretagne. Main d'oeuvre feminine"
Victory Harvest: Diary of a Canadian in the Women's Land Army, 1940-1944. McGill-Queen's University Press, 1997.
Find full textVictory Harvest: Diary of a Canadian in the Women's Land Army, 1940-1944. McGill-Queen's University Press, 2006.
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