Titlebook: Micro-Spatial Histories of Global Labour; Christian G. De Vito,Anne Gerritsen Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 20

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Making the Place Work: Managing Labour in Early Modern China,the majority of blue-and-white ceramics for export from China to the wider world were made. The production of porcelain for global markets required a large labour force locally, especially because at the same time these kilns manufactured for the imperial court and for consumers throughout the Chine

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,Woollen Manufacturing in the Early Modern Mediterranean (1550–1630): Changing Labour Relations in a. The chapter shows the potential of this combined approach for global labour history, especially when it does not use pre-ordinate categories, but instead ‘spatialises’ the commodity chain under investigation, reconstructing units of analysis, historical periodisations and unveiling questions that

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,Connected Singularities: Convict Labour in Late Colonial Spanish America (1760s–1800),city and connectedness of each site. In particular, the chapter addresses the double problem of how to deal with the uncountable variety of historical circumstances and processes hidden beneath the apparently flat surface of the concept “convict labour”; and how to fully acknowledge that prisoners p

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Spatiality and the Mobility of Labour in Pre-Unification Italy (Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuriesfocusing on social actors, concerns entrepreneurs and labourers at building sites in Turin and Piedmont during the eighteenth century, originally from Lugano, Milan and Biella. The second case study takes an institutional perspective and deals with peasants and shepherds practising seasonal transhum

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Oil and Labour: The Pivotal Position of Persian Oil in the First World War and the Question of Tran global geopolitical shifts during the First World War. The chapter especially addresses the spatiality of labour recruitment in the Iranian oil industry and its dependency beyond the national frontiers. Indeed, precisely when the oil industry became eager to expand its production, especially skille

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,‘On the Unwary and the Weak’: Fighting Peonage in Wartime United States: Connections, Categories, Stives of modernization as well as the use and construction of local events by actors to impinge on global political projects and policies. Using multiple scales, I attempt here to refocus the question of American peonage, a condition of ‘involuntary service or labour’ widespread in the American Sout

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