Conférence : La circulation des idées et des pratiques concernant la démocratie au travail en Europe et au-delà, de la Seconde guerre mondiale à nos jours

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Chair : Stefan BERGER (Ins1tute for Social Movements, Ruhr-University, Bochum)

1. Sophia FRIEDEL (Ins1tute for Social Movements, Ruhr-University, Bochum) :
German “Mitbes.mmung” as the ul.mate means to democra.ze the workplace in WesternEurope? A discourse analysis

2. Alexandre BIBERT (Deutsches Historisches Ins1tut, Paris): French Views on Mitbes.mmung from the 1950s to the 1970s

3. Sara Lafuente HERNANDEZ (European Trade Union Ins1tute, Brussels):The conceptual discussion around Workplace Par.cipa.on and its implica.ons for EU policydevelopments

Keynote Speaker : Gerd-Rainer HORN (SciencePo Centre for History, Paris)

Chair : Frank GEORGI (University of Évry Paris-Saclay)

1. Céline MARTY (University of Franche-Comté) : The Franco-Italian exchanges on self-management between Gorz and the operaists

2. Dušan MARKOVIC (University of Belgrade) : Serge Mallet in Yugoslavia : A story of an exchange of ideas

3. Guillaume GENOUD (University of Évry Paris-Saclay) : Regionalism, na.onalism and self-management : The case of the Corsican trade-unionists ofthe CFDT and of the STC (1972-1991)

Chair : Sophia FRIEDEL (Institute for Social Movements, Ruhr-University, Bochum)

1.Peter ACKERS (Centre for Work, Organisation and Society, Loughborough University) : Hugh Clegg – the Bri.sh Pluralist Voluntarist approach to Industrial Democracy (1945 to1979)

2. Rebecca ZAHN (University of Strathclyde, Glasgow) : Revealing the Role of Ideas in Labour Law’s Development : Interac.ons between Germanexiled Trade Unionists and the Bri.sh labour movement

3. Haldor BYRKEJFLOT (University of Oslo) : The Nordic Model of workplace Democracy in transnational perspective, 1970-2023

Chair : Pedro TEIXEIRA (Centre Marc Bloch Berlin)

1. Vladimir UNKOVSKI (University of Glasgow) and Aurélie ANDRY (University of Évry Paris-Saclay) : Yugoslav Self-Management, the British Lea and the Origins of the Alternative EconomicStrategy

2. Aleksandar MILETIC (Institute for Recent History of Serbia, Belgrade) : Yugoslav Workers’Self-Management and the Western European Socialist and Social-Democratic Lea

3. Vaclav RAMES (University of Prague) : Czechoslovakia – How practices of economic democracy helped remove the politicaldominance of the Communist Party (1989)

Chair : György SZELL (University of Osnabrueck, Institute of Social Sciences)

1. Isabel DA COSTA (CNRS/ENS Paris-Saclay) : Workplace Democracy through Collective Bargaining : from the national to thetransnational level

2. Holm-Detlev KÖHLER (University of Oviedo) : Worker participation in transnational company actions in Europe

3. Charles LURQUIN (McGill University in Montreal) : The ILOs approach to Workplace Democracy

Chair : Manfred WANNÖFFE (Joint Working Centre of the Ruhr-University Bochum and IG Metall)

1. Benedeeo ZACCARIA (University of Padova) : Sarajevo Caput Mundi – The Global Dimension of the 1971 “Second Congress of YugoslavSelf-Managers”

2. Gabriela SCODELLER (Institute of Human, Social and Environmental Sciences (Argentina) and National University of Cuyo) : Dialogues regarding self-management search and reception from a Latin-American labourorganisation during the long sixties

3. Nicola LAMRI (University of Bologna/University of Polythechnique Hauts-de-France) : The Italian reception of the Algerian self-management experiment between myth and concrete support (1962-65)

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