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SUMMARY:Book Launch: Deindustrializing Montreal by Steven High
DESCRIPTION:Book Launch: Deindustrializing Montreal by Steven High\nJoin us for the launch of Steven High’s new book\, Deindustrializing Montreal: Entangled Histories of Race\, Residence\, and Class. \n\n\nAbout this event\n\n\n\nSteven High’s new book Deindustrializing Montreal explores the history of Little Burgundy and Pointe Saint-Charles through the oral histories of long-term residents. It includes over 200 historic photographs and other illustrations as well as the art-work of Emanuelle Dufour\, Amina Jalabi\, and Josh Toal. We learn what it was like to grow up in the two neighbourhoods before the factories closed and how people experienced the effects of urban renewal\, factory closures\, and gentrification. \nJoin us in-person for this free event Sunday August 28th (1-3pm) at Batiment 7’s Les Sans Taverne (1900 rue Le Ber) in Pointe-Saint-Charles. It is wheelchair-accessible and has a large patio for maximum COVID-19 safety. \nDavid Austin\, one of Canada’s foremost scholars of the Black Radical Tradition\, will also say a few words. \nWe hope you can make it! \nClick here to order the book at McGill-Queen’s University Press. \nClick here to register for the event.
URL:https://deindustrialization.org/event/book-launch-deindustrializing-montreal-by-steven-high/
LOCATION:Les Sans-Taverne – Coop et Brasserie Artisanale\, 1900 Rue le Ber\, Montréal\, QC\, H3K 2A4\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Transnationalizing Deindustrialization Studies Conference
DESCRIPTION:Transnationalizing Deindustrialization Studies: Deindustrialization and the Politics of Our Time (DePOT) 2022 Conference \nAugust 17-20\, 2022\, beginning at 9am (GMT+2/Berlin Time) \nThe program for DePOT’s Transnationalizing Deindustrialization Studies conference is now available. The inter-disciplinary conference will be taking place in the Ruhr in Germany from August 17-20. All are welcome to attend\, and registration is free. For more information\, please download our PDF. To register\, please click HERE. \nThe conference will begin with an open public roundtable on Wednesday\, August 17 at 7pm in Dortmund titled “Industrial Heritage for whom? Deindustrialization and the Politics of Our Time” \nThe following two days will be broken down into twelve sessions between August 18th and 19th that include: \n\nRethinking Industrialization\nThe Politics of Industrial Closure\nGendering Industrialization\nDeindustrializing Cities\nWorker Displacement and Resistance\nPolitical Economy of Industrialization\nTransnational Industrial Heritage Politics\nRural and Small Town Deindustrialization\nTraces\, Heritage and Material Culture\nThe Music\, Media and Discourse of Deindustrialization\nWriting Deindustrialization Workshop\nArtifact and Material Culture Workshop\n\nAdditionally\, on August 20th you will be able to choose one of three options for a Guided Tour: \n\nUNESCO World Heritage Zeche Zollverein\, incl. Ruhr Museum\, Essen\nGasometer Oberhausen\, St. Antony Hütte\, Siedlung Eisenheim\nLandschaftspark Duisburg-Nord\, Duisburg Innenhafen\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSpecial thanks to DePOT’s Ruhr Partners: Deutsches Bergbau-Museum Bochum; Deutscher Gewerkschaftsbund (German Trade Union Confederation); Fritz-Hüser-Institut; Institute for Social Movements\, Ruhr-Universität Bochum; LWL-Industriemuseum/Westphalian State Museum of Industrial Heritage; RVR – Regionalverband Ruhr; and the Ruhr Museum.
URL:https://deindustrialization.org/event/transnationalizing-deindustrialization-studies-conference/
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SUMMARY:DEINDUSTRIALIZING ITALY
DESCRIPTION:DEINDUSTRIALIZING ITALY \nJune 7\, 2022 – 10am Eastern (4pm in Italy ) \nREGISTER HERE \nFor forty years\, deindustrialization in Italy has been portrayed as a specter\, a threat\, a risk – hardly ever as a reality or a fact. The country remains tightly bound to its identity as a manufacturing nation\, which has managed to overcome the crises of Fordism thanks to its dense fabric of highly specialized small and medium-sized enterprises. However\, at the same time\, deindustrialization has been ongoing: factories\, methods of production\, and work cultures have disappeared\, often without conflict\, memory or research. It is only in the 21st century that these changes and their consequences have begun to take hold\, and a genealogy and map of Italian deindustrialization has begun to be drawn up. At present\, industrial crisis mainly takes the form of the abandonment of Italian facilities by multinational corporations that took over from state-owned enterprises and national business groups during the wave of globalization and privatization in the 1990s. \nThis roundtable brings together researchers that study deindustrialization beyond the traditional heartlands of big industry\, highlighting the links between global processes and the persistence of local identities as a resource for resistance and redefinition of the meaning of work. In Italy\, deindustrialization is an ongoing story in a dual sense\, representing continued economic change and a history that is beginning to be written. \n\nPresenters: \nFilippo Sbrana (University for Foreigners of Perugia) \nValerio Caruso (University of Torino-University of Firenze) \nEloisa Betti (University of Bologna) \nTom Baker (University of Bristol) \nAlberto Prunetti (writer\, Piombino\, Toscana) \nBruno Settis (Scuola Normale Superiore of Pisa) \nDiscussant: Stefano Musso (University of Torino) \nChair: Gilda Zazzara (Universita Ca’Foscari Venezia) \n  \nPhoto: Collettivo Gkn © Andrea Sawyerr.
URL:https://deindustrialization.org/event/deindustrializing-italy/
CATEGORIES:Regional Roundtables
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SUMMARY:La désindustrialisation en France
DESCRIPTION:La désindustrialisation en France    \nRegister here.  \n  \nJanuary 28\, 2022 – 9am EST (3pm CET)    \n  \nThe study of deindustrialization in France is flourishing with new books\, special issues\, and dissertations coming out regularly. The DePOT panel will consider this new scholarship and situate it within the transnational field. The panel will be in French but many of the presentations will be subtitled in English – thus bridging the language divide. It therefore represents a good opportunity for all of us to engage with the French scholarship.   \n  \n\n  \nWith presentations from: \nMarion Fontaine    \nPascal Raggi    \nJackie Clarke    \nRenaud Becot   \nPierre Toussenot     \nThéo Georget  \nSerena Boncompagni   \nXavier Vigna\, discussant   \nChaired by Fred Burrill  \n  \nPhoto: Site of the closed Moulinex factory in Cormelles-le-Royal\, showing the words “no to closure” spray-painted on the building during the struggle against the plant’s closure in 2001. Photo by Jackie Clarke\, 2010.  \n  \ndeindustrialization.org | @deindustrialpol 
URL:https://deindustrialization.org/event/la-desindustrialisation-en-france/
CATEGORIES:Regional Roundtables
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SUMMARY:CURATING AND ARCHIVING DEINDUSTRIALIZATION
DESCRIPTION:DePOT’s Fall 2021 Roundtable Series: Rethinking Deindustrialization Studies  \nThis roundtable series invites us to revisit our understanding of the field of deindustrialization studies. Two sessions expand the geographic imaginary from the old industrial heartlands of Western Europe and North America. Another asks us to make gender analysis more central.  The final session brings curatorial and archival knowledge into the conversation.     \nFriday November 19th\, 10:00-12:00 (Eastern Standard Time)  \nThis roundtable will showcase practice-based knowledge of museum curators and working-class history archivists who are in DePOT partner organizations.  \nRegister here. This event will be held through Zoom. The event will be taking place in English\, with presentations in French translated to English via closed captions. If you have any additional access needs please contact the organizer.\n \n  \n \n  \nChairperson: Hilary Orange\, University of Swansea  \n\nTimo Hauge (Regionalverband Ruhr) \nKatarzyna Nogueira (Ruhr University)  \nRebecca Dolgoy & Erin Secord (Ingenium Canada) \nMarcelle Wilson (Steel Museum) \nStefano Agnoletto  & Roberta Garruccio (Fondazione ISEC)\n\n*** \nCover Image: Portal of the machine hall at the former Zollern Colliery. Photo Courtesy of LWL-Industriemuseum.
URL:https://deindustrialization.org/event/curating-and-archiving-deindustrialization/
CATEGORIES:Rethinking Deindustrialization Studies
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SUMMARY:TOWARDS A GLOBAL DEINDUSTRIALIZATION STUDIES
DESCRIPTION:DePOT’s Fall 2021 Roundtable Series: Rethinking Deindustrialization Studies  \nThis roundtable series invites us to revisit our understanding of the field of deindustrialization studies. Two sessions expand the geographic imaginary from the old industrial heartlands of Western Europe and North America. Another asks us to make gender analysis more central.  The final session brings curatorial and archival knowledge into the conversation. \n \nFriday October 15 10:00am-12:00pm (EST)  \nCo-organized with the Global Development Institute and Manchester Urban Institute initiative. \nRegister here. This event will take place through Zoom. The event will be taking place in English\, with presentations in French translated to English via closed captions. If you have any additional access needs please contact the organizer. \n  \n \nAdditionally\, here is the video presentation of Max Rousseau and Tarik Harroud. An English and French transcription of their presentation can be viewed here. \n \n  \nChairperson: Stefan Berger\, Ruhr University – Bochum  \n\nSeth Schindler\, University of Manchester\, will speak about Dar es Salaam\, Tanzania. \nMax Rousseau\nTarik Harroud\nNeha Sami and Shriya Anand\, Indian Institute for Human Settlements\, will speak about Bangalore\, India.  \nXuefei Ren\, Michigan State University\, will speak about Harbin\, China.  \nMagdalena Novoa Echaurren\, University of Illinois\, will speak about Chile. \nOwen Crankshaw\, University of Bristol\, will speak about Johannesburg\, South Africa.  \nAnna Calori\, University of Jena\, will speak about the former Yugoslavia. \nAzat Gündoğan from Florida State University will speak about Istanbul\, Turkey. \n\n*** \nCover Image: Demonstration by Réhon steelworkers\, France 1984. Photo: Philippe Piacentini.
URL:https://deindustrialization.org/event/towards-a-global-deindustrialization-studies/
CATEGORIES:Rethinking Deindustrialization Studies
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SUMMARY:GENDERING DEINDUSTRIALIZATION STUDIES
DESCRIPTION:DePOT’s Fall 2021 Roundtable Series: Rethinking Deindustrialization Studies (Part 2) \nThis roundtable series invites us to revisit our understanding of the field of deindustrialization studies. Two sessions expand the geographic imaginary from the old industrial heartlands of Western Europe and North America. Another asks us to make gender analysis more central.  The final session brings curatorial and archival knowledge into the conversation.   \nFriday October 1st   10:00-12:00 (Eastern Standard Time)  \nRegister here. This event will be held through Zoom. The event will be taking place in English\, with presentations in French translated to English via closed captions. If you have any additional access needs please contact the organizer.\n \nRECORDING:\n \nCo-Chairs: Arthur McIvor\, University of Strathclyde; Jackie Clarke\, University of Glasgow.  \n\nNaomi Petropoulos\, Queen’s University Belfast. \nRory Stride\, University of Strathclyde. \nLauren Laframboise\, Concordia University. \nRebekah Chatellier\, University of Strathclyde. \nMarion Henry\, Sciences Po Paris and University of Strathclyde \nAmber Ward\, University of St. Andrew’s \nAndy Clark\, Newcastle University. \n\n*** \nCover Image: Workers in the textile mill of Industrias Unidas S.A.\, Ilopango\, 1956. Photo courtesy of World Bank Group/Paul Sanche.
URL:https://deindustrialization.org/event/gendering-deindustrialization-studies/
CATEGORIES:Rethinking Deindustrialization Studies
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SUMMARY:DEINDUSTRIALIZING AUSTRALIA 
DESCRIPTION:DePOT’s Fall 2021 Roundtable Series: Rethinking Deindustrialization Studies \nThis roundtable series invites us to revisit our understanding of the field of deindustrialization studies. Two sessions expand the geographic imaginary from the old industrial heartlands of Western Europe and North America. Another asks us to make gender analysis more central.  The final session brings curatorial and archival knowledge into the conversation.   \nThursday September 16th 6:00-8:00 am (Eastern Standard Time – apologies to North Americans) or: 8pm (Sydney\, Australia)\, 11am (UK)\, 12 noon (Germany\, France\, Italy).  \nThis event is co-organized with two Australian Research Council funded projects on “History\, Heritage and Environmental Change in a Deindustrialised Landscape” (based at Macquarie University) and “Continuity and Change in the Australian Industrial Landscape” (based at the University of Wollongong).  \nRegister here. This event will be held on Zoom. The event will be taking place in English\, with presentations in French translated to English via closed captions. If you have any additional access needs please contact the organizer.\n \n\nThe recording for this event can also be viewed here. \nChairperson: Steven High\, Concordia University.  \n\nTanya Evans\, Macquarie University. \nLucy Taksa\, Macquarie University. \nChris Gibson\, University of Wollongong \nChantel Carr\, University of Wollongong \nSeamus O’Hanlon\, Monash University. \nJesse Adams Stein\, University of Technology Sydney. \nEric Eklund\, Federation University. \n\n*** \nCover Image: View of the petrochemical plants from the port area\, Porto Marghera\, 2016. Photo by Gilda Zazzara.  
URL:https://deindustrialization.org/event/deindustrializing-australia/
CATEGORIES:Regional Roundtables,Rethinking Deindustrialization Studies
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210618T100000
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SUMMARY:New Perspectives on Deindustrialization (Part 2)
DESCRIPTION:The Deindustrialization & the Politics of Our Time (DePOT) project has organized a two-part Round-Table Series that invites recent authors of books and special issues on deindustrialization to speak to their major findings and what their overall intervention is to the field. The panelists include leading scholars across the humanities and social sciences in North America and Europe as well as museum and policy professionals. After everyone has presented\, there will then be a Question & Answer period. \n  \n\n  \nChairperson: Steven High \n\nGiacomo Bottà – Deindustrialisation and Popular Music: Punk and ‘Post-Punk’ in Manchester\, Düsseldorf\, Torino and Tampere\nChiara Bonfiglioli – Women and Industry in the Balkans: The Rise and Fall of the Yugoslav Textile Sector\nPascal Raggi – La désindustrialisation de la Lorraine du fer.\nLachlan MacKinnon – Closing Sysco: Industrial Decline in Atlantic Canada’s Steel City.\nTim Strangleman – Voices of Guinness: An Oral History of the Park Royal Brewery.\nAlissa Mazar – Deindustrialization and Casinos: A Winning Hand?\nBen Rogaly – Stories from a migrant city: Living and working together in the shadow of Brexit.\nGábor Scheiring – The Retreat of Liberal Democracy: Authoritarian Capitalism and the Accumulative State in Hungary.\n\n*** \nThis event will be taking place in English\, with presentations in French translated to English via closed captions. If you have any additional access needs please contact the organizer. \nCover Image: Women working in a garment factory in Shtip\, in the south of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. Photo courtesy of UN Women Europe and Central Asia/Rena Effendi. \n 
URL:https://deindustrialization.org/event/new-perspectives-on-deindustrialization-part-2/
CATEGORIES:New Perspectives
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SUMMARY:New Perspectives on Deindustrialization (Part 1)
DESCRIPTION:  \nThe Deindustrialization & the Politics of Our Time (DePOT) project has organized a two-part Round-Table Series that invites recent authors of books and special issues on deindustrialization to speak to their major findings and what their overall intervention is to the field. The panelists include leading scholars across the humanities and social sciences in North America and Europe as well as museum and policy professionals. After everyone has presented\, there will then be a Question & Answer period. \n  \n\n  \nChairperson: Jackie Clarke \n\nMarion Fontaine and Xavier Vigna – special issue on “La désindustrialisation\, une histoire en cours”\, 20/21: Bulletin d’histoire\nStefan Moitra and Katarzyna Nogueira – special issue on “(Post-)Industrial Memories. Oral History and Structural Change\,” Bios: Zeitschrift für Biographieforschung\, Oral History und Lebensverlaufsanalysen\nEwan Gibbs – Coal Country. The Meaning and Memory of Deindustrialization in Postwar Scotland\nMike Waite – On Burnley Road: Class\, Race and Politics in a Northern English Town\nCédric Lomba – La restructuration permanente de la condition ouvrière. De Cockerill à ArcelorMittal.\nTracy Neumann – Remaking the Rust Belt: The Postindustrial Transformation of North America\nJason Hackworth – Manufacturing Decline: How Racism and the Conservative Movement Crush the American Rust Belt\nGabriel Winant – The Next Shift: The Fall of Industry and the Rise of Health Care in Rust Belt America\nStefan Berger – Constructing Industrial Pasts: Heritage\, Historical Culture and Identity in Regions Undergoing Structural Economic Transformation\n\nRegistration page (archive) \n*** \nThis event will be taking place in English\, with presentations in French translated to English via closed captions. If you have any additional access needs please contact the organizer. \n  \nCover Image: Coal miners protesting at the Friedrich Heinrich/Rheinland colliery in the town of Kamp-Lintfort in March 1997. There was a wave of miners’ protests in Winter and Spring 1996/97 as the German Federal Government planned to cut subsidies which would have meant a loss of 60\,000 jobs in less than ten years. The banner in front reads “We want a perspective for our future”. Photo courtesy of Betriebsrat Bergwerk West. \n 
URL:https://deindustrialization.org/event/new-perspectives-on-deindustrialization-part-1/
CATEGORIES:New Perspectives
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SUMMARY:History and Memory in Gentrifying St-Henri
DESCRIPTION:Saint-Henri\, a working-class neighbourhood in the Southwest of Montreal\, was once at the heart of industrial capitalism in Canada. Brutal processes of deindustrialization and gentrification have created multiple historical layers of displacement and resistance\, the traces of which are imprinted in popular memory. \nOver the course of the last few months\, undergraduate History students at Concordia enrolled in the “History and Memory in Gentrifying Saint-Henri” course have been thinking through these issues. In collaboration with the À Nous la Malting Collective\, a community initiative to convert the neighbourhood’s last abandoned industrial site into social housing\, a working-class history museum\, and local services\, the students have been working on exhibit proposals\, interpretative panels\, and creative outputs that can help to further this project. \nCome and see what they’ve been working on! Register here.
URL:https://deindustrialization.org/event/history-and-memory-in-gentrifying-st-henri/
CATEGORIES:public programming,Student Showcase
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SUMMARY:Populism / populisme/ Populismo / Populismus
DESCRIPTION:Chairperson:  Stefan Berger (or Steven High) \nOther Presenters: James Rhodes\, Gilda Zazzara\, Marion Fontaine\, Stefan Moitra\, Sean O’Connell\, Greg Wilson. \nPopulism is probably the most important keyword that our research project will be chewing on over the next seven years. The panel will consider its emergence in different national contexts\, its relationship to deindustrialization\, what it offers us conceptually and politically\, and what it does not. \n\nNote that the recording does not include the discussion and question period at the end. \n 
URL:https://deindustrialization.org/event/populism-populisme-populismo-populismus/
CATEGORIES:Keyword workshop
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210212T120000
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SUMMARY:Moral Economy / économie morale / Sozialverträglichkeit
DESCRIPTION:Chairperson: Keith Gildart \nOther Presenters: Tim Strangleman\, Stefan Moitra\, Lachlan MacKinnon\, Marion Fontaine\, Andy Perchard\, Pascal Raggi. \nDeveloped originally by labour historian E.P. Thompson in relation to the ways that popular feeling placed informal moral (or political) limits on the price of bread in the 17th and 18th centuries\, the concept has been increasingly deployed by deindustrialization scholars in the UK. This workshop will critically examine its evolving place and consider the ways it has emerged\, or not emerged\, in other countries\, as well as the efficacy of other related concepts such as Sozialverträglichkeit. \n\nNote that the recording does not include the discussion and question period at the end. \n 
URL:https://deindustrialization.org/event/moral-economy-economie-morale-sozialvertraglichkeit/
CATEGORIES:Keyword workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210115T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210115T120000
DTSTAMP:20260404T232700
CREATED:20210225T191248Z
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SUMMARY:Greening / Industrienatur / Ecologizzazione / verdissage
DESCRIPTION:Chairperson: Petra Dolata \nOther Presenters: Alice Mah\, Jana Golombek\, Greg Wilson\, Steven High\, Lucie Morisset\, Lauren Laframboise. \nThis workshop considers the ways that deindustrialization gets entangled with the language of environmentalism in different contexts\, including how deindustrialized areas get “regenerated\,” former industrial buildings “recycled\,” and new-build manufacturing gets located on “greenfield sites.”  The German concept of Industrienatur will also be introduced as will the Anthropocene. \n\nNote that the recording does not include the discussion and question period at the end.
URL:https://deindustrialization.org/event/greening-industrienatur-ecologizzazione-verdissage/
CATEGORIES:Keyword workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20201211T100000
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CREATED:20210225T191155Z
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SUMMARY:Brownfield / friche industrielle/ Industriebrache / Area dismessa
DESCRIPTION:Chairperson: Lachlan MacKinnon \nOther Presenters: Jana Golombek\, James Rhodes\, Steven High\, Keith Gildart \, Sean O’Connell\, Andrew Perchard. \nBy examining the meaning and significance of “brownfield” in different national contexts we will consider the territorial stigmatization of industrial lands but also the ways that residential areas get stigmatized by industry and its loss. Popular culture will also be considered. \n\nNote that the recording does not include the discussion and question period at the end.
URL:https://deindustrialization.org/event/brownfield-friche-industrielle-industriebrache-area-dismessa/
CATEGORIES:Keyword workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20201113T100000
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DTSTAMP:20260404T232700
CREATED:20210225T191047Z
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SUMMARY:Ruination / Verfall / Rovine / ruine et perte
DESCRIPTION:Chairperson: Alice Mah \nOther Presenters: Arthur McIvor\, Roberta Garruccio\, Fred Burrill\, Rebecca Dolgoy\, and Olaf Schmidt-Rutsch \nFundamentally\, deindustrialization is a process of physical and social ruination as well as part of a wider political project that leaves working-class communities impoverished and demoralized. This workshop will examine the concept of ruination in different national contexts\, what it offers deindustrialization studies\, and other intersecting concepts that are used in its place. \n\nNote that the recording does not include the discussion and question period at the end.
URL:https://deindustrialization.org/event/ruination-verfall-rovine-ruine-et-perte/
CATEGORIES:Keyword workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20201016T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20201016T120000
DTSTAMP:20260404T232701
CREATED:20210225T190944Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220711T151127Z
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SUMMARY:Deindustrialization / Deindustrializzazione  / Désindustrialisation / Deindustrialisation / Deindustrialisierung
DESCRIPTION:Chairperson: Gilda Zazzara \nOther Presenters: Tim Strangleman\, Xavier Vigna\, Stefan Berger\, Jackie Clarke\, Dimitry Anastakis\, Steven High. \nThis workshop considers the emergence of deindustrialization as a core concept in academic scholarship and more widely in different national contexts\, its evolving politics\, and other adjacent or intersecting concepts such as the German idea of Strukturwandel. \n\nNote that the recording does not include the discussion and question period at the end.
URL:https://deindustrialization.org/event/deindustrialization-deindustrializzazione-desindustrialisation-deindustrialisation-deindustrialisierung/
CATEGORIES:Keyword workshop
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