Università degli Studi di project-eirene.eu Dipartimento di Studi Umanistici Androna Campo Marzio 10 34123 Trieste, Italia Sala Atti “Arduino Agnelli”, 2nd floor

EIRENE WORKSHOP Women and Post-War Transitions:– Work January 23—24, 2020

ERC PROJECT

Thursday, January 23, 2020 Francesca Rolandi, | Workers’ Tullia Catalan, | Women employed by Irena Selišnik, University of Ljubljana | Domestic help activism, gender issues and political rights in times of the AMG (1945–1954). Recruitment practices, types workers and legislation: experiences from the past transition: the case of the Fiume/Rijeka Tobacco Factory of works and difficulties during the transition to Italy 09:00—9:45 WELCOME SPEECHES after the Great War Nina Vodopivec, Institute of Contemporary History 16:40—16:50 Break in Ljubljana | Textile workers in transitions: their Roberto Di Lenarda, Rector of University of Trieste , Rovinj Historical Research Center | Orietta Moscarda social roles and work experiences in socialist and Rovinj/Rovigno women workers in post-war transition 16:50—17:50 PANEL 4: A Changing Labour Market: Women Elisabetta Vezzosi, Head of the Department post-socialist Slovenia of Humanities, University of Trieste in Italy after World War II and Beyond Dagmar Wernitznig, University of Ljubljana | From 11:10—11:25 Break Marta Verginella, Principal investigator, Tschickmensch to parliamentarian: the life and legacy Chair: Teresa Bertilotti, University of Ljubljana University of Ljubljana of Marie Tusch (1868–1939) Elisabetta Vezzosi, University of Trieste | Gender and 11:25—12:25 Laura Lee Downs, Ecole des Hautes Études en Sciences 09:45—10:45 Selina Todd, University of Oxford | Women, work, social work in Italy. The second post-war experience Sociales, Paris and European University Institute, Urška Strle, University of Ljubljana | Tobacco Factory labour militancy and the changing state of post-war Florence | “A Tolmino il nostro asilo rimarrà unico ed italiano”: Ljubljana in light of workers’ booklets and registers Molly Tambor, Long Island University | Policing women: Britain (keynote speaker) Gender, social action and nationalist/irredentist politics (1912–1952) How women entered the Italian Police Force 10:45—11:00 Break in the Upper Adriatic, 1919–1950 13:30—14:30 Break Antonella Mauri, University of Lille | The Slavic Circe. (keynote speaker) 11:00—12:00 PANEL 1: Women, Rights and Labour Market Literary and non-literary images of the Balkan women in in Transition Phases 14:30—15:30 Alessandra Pescarolo, Istituto regionale per la Italy (1946–1980) 12:25—12:35 Break programmazione economica della Toscana | Gender Chair: Nina Vodopivec, 12:35—13:35 ideologies and cultures of work in post-war Italian PANEL 6: Intellectuals Institute of Contemporary History in Ljubljana transitions: notes which could be useful to compare Friday, January 24, 2020 Chair: Natka Badurina, University of Udine Teresa Bertilotti, University of Ljubljana | Rights in with the northern Adriatic transitions the post-war II Italian transition (keynote speaker) Marta Verginella, University of Ljubljana | Teachers in the Littoral 1914–1941, a contribution to the research of history Roberta Nunin, University of Trieste | Changes in Italian 09:00—10:00 Elise van Nederveen Meerkerk, Utrecht University | 15:30—15:40 Break of Slovene schooling in the Littoral post-war II labour market and the fight against gender Globalization and women’s textile work in the twentieth discrimination: the role of the Constitutional Charter and 15:40—16:40 PANEL 3: Working women in the century: a comparative perspective Manca G. Renko, University of Ljubljana | The woman the jurisprudence of the Constitutional Court after World Wars (keynote speaker) without qualities? The case of Alice Schalek, intellectual Francesca Bettio, University of Siena | Relative Chair: Dagmar Wernitznig , University of Ljubljana 10:00—10:10 Break labour and female intellectuals wages for women in Italy. A special focus on , University of Ljubljana | Women post-war transitions Matteo Perissinotto, University of Ljubljana | Women 10:10—11:10 PANEL 5: Rethinking Traditional Female Gorazd Bajc teachers after 1945 12:00—12:15 Break employees of the Italian administration in the Julian Occupations March (1918–1922) 12:15—13:30 PANEL 2: Women in Tobacco Industry Chair: Erica Mezzoli, Istituto Livio Saranz 13:35—13:45 Break Chair: Iva Kosmos, Erica Mezzoli, Istituto Livio Saranz | [Wo]manpower. Ana Cergol Paradiž and Petra Testen Koren, 13:45—14:30 Tanja Petrović, Research Centre of the Slovenian Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy A quantitative overview of the female labour supply in the University of Ljubljana | Trst/Trieste and (Slovene) Academy of Sciences and Arts | Conclusions and of Sciences and Arts Zone A of the AMG, 1945–1947 Servants after World War I final discussion