1st Edition
A History of the Workplace Environment and Health at Stake
1. History of the workplace: Environment and health at stake – An introduction Judith Rainhorn and Lars Bluma 2. The hygienic movement and German mining 1890 – 1914 Lars Bluma 3. The banning of white lead: French and American experiences in a comparative perspective (early twentieth century) Judith Rainhorn 4. Aluminium in health and food: a gradual global approach Florence Hachez-Leroy 5. Fiddling, drinking and stealing: moral code in the Soviet Estonian mining industry Eeva Kesküla 6. Hygienists, workers’ bodies and machines in nineteenth-century France Thomas Le Roux 7. The factory as environment: social engineering and the ecology of industrial workplaces in inter-war Germany Timo Luks 8. The ideal of Lebensraum and the spatial order of power at German factories, 1900 – 45 Karsten Uhl
Biography
Lars Bluma is senior researcher at the German Mining Museum in Bochum, Germany. He is Adjunct Professor at the Historical Institute of the Ruhr University Bochum, Germany.
Judith Rainhorn is Associate Professor at the Université of Lille-Nord de France, Valenciennes, France, member of Esopp, EHESS-Sciences Po, Paris, France, and an alumna of the Ecole normale supérieure.
