Labnet: Conf. Ann: Migrations, labour markets and economic development from Franco's Dictatorship to the Transition to Democracy - Pamplona (Spanien) 11/07

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From:    Gloria Sanz Lafuente <gloria.sanz at unavarra.es>


Conference 

Migrations, labour markets and economic development from Franco's Dictatorship to the Transition to Democracy 

Pamplona (Spain) 22.11.2007-23.11.2007
Deadline: 15.11.2007

PUBLIC UNIVERSITY OF NAVARRA
DEPARTAMENTO DE ECONOMIA
INSTITUTO GERONIMO DE UZTARIZ, Pamplona (Spain)

The aim of the workshop is to make a contribution to the study of the migration process in Spain from Franco's Dictatorship to the Transition
to Democracy. This meeting offers an opportunity to discuss research findings, debate policy implications and strengthen comparative links on
Spanish internal migration and external migration to France, Germany and Switzerland. Research on migration can benefit from multidisciplinary
efforts, combining the connection between European labour markets in the "Golden Age" and the perspective of international organizations like the
European Economic Community (EEC) and the International Labour Organization (ILO).

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Thursday 22th November 2007 

9. 30- 10.00 	

Opening of the workshop: Joseba de la Torre /Gloria Sanz, Lafuente Public University of Navarra 

I. Labour Market and Migration in the "Golden Age" of European growth 

10.00-10.30 
Fernando Guirao (University Pompeu Fabra)
Did Spanish migrants benefit from the 1970 bilateral agreement between Spain and the European Economic Community?'.

10.30-11.00 
Lorenzo Mechi (University of Padova)
Migration, European labour market and the ILO in the Golden Age

Coffee Break:11.00-11.30

11.30 -12.00 
Margarita Vilar Rodríguez (University of Coruña)
El mercado de trabajo como estrategia política del régimen franquista (1936-1975)

12.00- 12.30
Axel Kreienbrink (Bundesamt für Migration und Flüchtlinge)
La lógica económica de la política emigratoria del régimen franquista

12.30- 13.15
Discussion
Chair: Joseba de la Torre (Public University of Navarra)

II External Migration and Labour Market from Franco's Dictatorship to the Transition to Democracy

16.00-16.30 
María José Fernández Vicente(Université de Marne-la-Vallée)
Entre mercados laborales y fronteras estatales. La emigración de trabajadores españoles a Francia (1955-1982)

16.30.-17.00 
Carlos Sanz Díaz (Complutense University of Madrid)
Mercado de trabajo, políticas migratorias y prácticas invidivuales. La emigración de españoles a Alemania (1955-1982)

Coffee Break:17.00-17.30

17.30-18.00 
Luis M. Calvo Salgado (University of  Zürich) 
Experiencias de trabajadores españoles en el mercado laboral suizo (1960 - 1982)

18.00-19.00
Discussion
Chair: José Miguel Lana (Public University of Navarra)


Friday, 23th November 2007

III. Internal Migration: case studies

10.00-10.30 
Martí Marín Corbera (Autonoma University of Barcelona)
Las migraciones interiores hacia la Cataluña urbana vistas desde Sabadell, 1939-1960

10.30 -11.00
Julio A. Fernández Gómez, Centro Municipal de Iniciativas para la Formación y el Empleo (CIFE)
Emigración interior e industrialización durante el franquismo: Estudio del caso de Villaverde (Madrid)

Coffee Break: 11.00-11.30

IV. Statistics of internal and internal migration. An overview

11.30-12.00
Carmen Ródenas Calatayud (University of Alicante)
Un balance de las fuentes estadísticas sobre migraciones

12.00-12.30 
Gloria Sanz Lafuente (Public University of Navarra)
Estadísticas históricas de la emigración exterior. Un balance del Franquismo a la Transición

1.00-13.45
Discussion
Chair: Fernando Mendiola (Public University of Navarra)

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Gloria Sanz Lafuente

Universidad Pública de Navarra
0034948069356
0034948169721
gloria.sanz at unavarra.es

URL zur Zitation dieses Beitrages
<http://geschichte-transnational.clio-online.net/termine/id=8031>

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