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Program Workshop The Impact of Family and Demography on Labour Relations Worldwide, 1500-2000, 12-13 December 2014Part of the project, A Global Collaboratory on the History of Labour Relations, funded by the Gerda Henkel StifungInternational Institute of Social History, Cruquiusweg 31, 1019 AT, AmsterdamFriday 12 December8.30-9.00    Welcome with coffee and tea9.00-9.45    Introduction to the topic of the workshop and the Collaboratory: Elise van Nederveen Meerkerk, Jan Kok, Karin Hofmeester, Jan Lucassen, Richard ZijdemanSession 1: Demographic Transition and Changing Labour RelationsChair: Jan Kok9.45-10.10  María M. Camou, ‘Shifting Labour Relations in Latin America along the XX century: Women Participation and Demographic Changes’10.10-10.35 Enriquetta Camps-Cura, ‘Population Explosion and its Impact on the Productive Structure and Labour Relations of Developing Countries during the 20th century’10.35-10.50 Coffee and tea break10.50-11.15 Jacob Weisdorf and Felix Meier zu Selhausen ‘A Colonial Legacy of African Gender Inequality? Evidence from Christian Kampala, 1895-2011’11.15-11.40 Steven Ruggles, ‘Demographic Transition, Marriage Patterns, and Labor Force’11.40–12.00 Comments by Angélique Janssens12.00–13.00 General Discussion13.00-14.00 Lunch breakSession 2: Gender, Property Transfers and Labour RelationsChair: Richard Zijdeman14.00-14.25  Mikolaj Szoltysek,  ‘Can the Index of Patriarchy be useful for Global Taxonomies of Labour Relations?’14.25-14.50  Dalenda Largueche, ‘Patriarchy in decline in post-independent Tunisia: Female labour from private to public space and new gender roles’14.50-15.05 Coffee and tea break15.05-15.25 Comments by Elise van Nederveen Meerkerk15.25-16.25 General DiscussionSaturday 13 DecemberSession 3: Labour Relations and Norms about the FamilyChair: Elise van Nederveen Meerkerk9.00-9.25    Corinne Boter, ‘Occupations in Marriage records 1812-1932, Enschede, Tilburg and Drenthe’9.25-9.50    Arne Aelvoet, ‘Female economic empowerment and fertility decisions’9.50-10.25 Cristina Borderías and Llorenç Ferrer-Alos, ‘The stem family and Catalan industrialization’10.25-10.40 Coffee and tea break10.40- 11.00 Comments by Ariadne Schmidt11.00-12.15  General DiscussionSession 4: The Family FirmChair: Karin Hofmeester13.15-13.40 Mary Louise Nagata, ‘Gender, Property Transfers, Labour Relations and the Family Firm’13.40-14.05 Michiel de Haas, ‘Exploring labour migration and labour relations in native cash-crop farming in colonial Buganda’14.20-14.45 Manuela Martini, ’Immigrant family business, intra-firm relations and the importance of brotherhood between Southern and Western Europe in the 20th Century’14.45-15.05 Comments by Hilde Greefs15.05-16.05 Discussion16.05.17.00 Final discussion started by comments by Karin Hofmeester and Elise van  Nederveen Meerkerk