Amsterdam University Press is announcing the birth of a new Series entitled “Social Histories of Work in Asia”.
The objective of the series is to encourage historical studies into the role and the position of labour in the dynamics of Asian societies, preferably from a longue durée perspective. The series will encourage studies into different types of labour (indentured, share cropping, self-employed, casual, precarious etc.) in different economic and cultural contexts. The range of themes includes the circulation of labour, free and unfree labour, gender and labour relations, labour conditions and labour laws and collective action. The series will include work from different humanities and social science disciplines that approach their subject from an historical angle.
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chevaleyre (January 26, 2015). New Series in Labour History. Bondage and environment. Retrieved January 14, 2025 from https://doi.org/10.58079/awki