Occupational Diseases: The Genesis of a Social Concern

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Risks at Work

Page 11 to 27

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Silicosis: An Exemplary Case

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“A Social Evil with Medical Aspects”: The Reluctant Recognition of Silicosis as an Occupational Disease in France in the First Half of the 20th Century
Jean-Claude Devinck, Paul-André Rosental

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When Silicosis Was not an Occupational Disease
Genesis of the Compensation of Respiratory Pathologies of Miners in Belgium (1927 – 1940)
Éric Geerkens

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Occupational Diseases: Taking Stock

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Courtroom History
Two Historians Try Cases Involving Occupational and Environmental Diseases
David Rosner, Gerald Markowitz

A space for dialogue and debate, this leading historical international journal takes stock of current challenges and progress in historiography. It specializes in the on-going dialogue that it has established between early modern and modern periods (defined as the sixteenth to the twentieth centuries). Read more...

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