Emergence of the Industrial Risk

France, Great Britain, 18th-19th Centuries
Emergence of the Industrial Risk
No 249, 2014/4 - 246 pages
Pages 3 to 20

Emergence of the Industrial Risk (France, Great Britain, 18th-19th Century)

By Thomas Le Roux
Pages 21 to 39

Urban fire Risk and the “Industrious Revolution”: London in the Last Third of the 18th Century

By Liliane Hilaire-Pérez, Marie Thébaud-Sorger
Pages 41 to 71

Grenelle 1794: Rescuing, Compensating and Caring for the Victims of an Industrial Disaster during the French Revolution

By Claire Barillé, Thomas Le Roux, Marie Thébaud-Sorger
Pages 73 to 89

The Emergence of the Technical Safety Standard in France, c. 1820

By Jean-Baptiste Fressoz
Pages 91 to 114

Child Labour, Industrial Risk and Legislation in the Early-nineteenth Century British Textiles and Coalmining Industries

By Peter Kirby
Pages 115 to 139

Knowing about, Understanding and Tackling Risks in Mineral Fuel Mines (Bourgogne-Nivernais Mining Basin, 2nd Half of the 19th Century)

By Jean-Philippe Passaqui
Pages 141 to 162

Factories on Fire. Industrialisation and Fire Risk in the Textile Sector (France, 1830-1870)

By François Jarrige, Bénédicte Reynaud
Pages 163 to 185

Goad’s Fire Insurance Plans: Mapping Industrial Fire Hazards, Normalising Industrial Risks (1885-1903)

By Niels van Manen
Pages 187 to 204

The (Re)discovery of Occupational Risk: British Workmen’s Compensation within an ‘histoire croisée’, c. 1850-1900

By Julia Moses
Pages 205 to 230

Reviews

Pages 231 to 236

Information and Initiatives