Twenty-fourth Annual Workshop of the Women's Committee
9 November 2013, University of Wolverhampton
Single people and the world of goods
Organisers: Margaret Ponsonby and David Hussey.
Twenty-third Annual Workshop of the Women's Committee
10 November 2012, Institute of Historical Research
Morality and Money
Organiser: Dr Anne L Murphy
Twenty-second Annual Workshop of the Women's Committee
12 November 2011, Ashmolean Museum Oxford
Housing and Housing Markets in Historical Perspective
Organiser: Dr D'Maris Coffman
Twenty-first Annual Workshop of the Women's Committee
6 November 2010, Institute of Historical Research
Organiser: Dr Francesca Carnevali
Twentieth Annual Workshop of the Women's Committee
14 November 2009, University of Hull
Free Labour? Women and work in slave and post-slave societies
Organiser: Dr Judith Spicksley
Nineteenth Annual Workshop of the Women's Committee
1 November 2008, Institute of Historical Research
Gender, Vocation and Career
The workshop was preceded by an evening roundtable on Friday, 31 October on the topic: Conceptualising men and women's economic activities over the life-cycle.
Organiser: Helen McCarthy
Eighteenth Annual Workshop of the Women's Committee
3 November 2007, University of Edinburgh
Scotland, Union, Empire
Organisers: Nuala Zahedieh and Claire Swan
Seventeenth Annual Workshop of the Women's Committee
11 November 2006, University of Leeds
Women and Business
Organiser: Dr Katrina Honeyman
Sixteenth Annual Workshop of the Women’s Committee
18-19 November 2005, Institute of Historical Research
Gender and Built Space
Organiser: Elizabeth Darling
Fifteenth Annual Workshop of the Women’s Committee
12-13 November 2004, Institute of Historical Research
Migration in Historical Perspective
Organiser: Natalia Mora-Sitja
Fourteenth Annual Workshop of the Women’s Committee
7-8 November 2003, Institute of Historical Research
Information and Social Knowledge: From Gossip to the Internet
Organiser: Dr Eve Rosenhaft
Thirteenth Annual Workshop of the Women’s Committee
9 November 2002, Institute of Historical Research
European Families, Relationships and Money in Historical Perspective
Organisers: Dr Anne Laurence and Dr Pam Sharpe
