| Bronstein J
Caught in the machinery: the cultural meanings of workplace accidents in Victorian Britain and the United States. [Historical Article, Journal Article]
Md Hist Mag 2001; 96(2):163-84.
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| Hartesveldt FR
Caring for workers: the health and welfare programs of the British Ministry of Munitions, 1916-1918. [Historical Article, Journal Article]
Md Hist 2001; 1(1):26-43.
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| Nygard S
[Between work and school: child labor and working childhood in Helsinki around the turn of the 19th-20th centuries] [Historical Article, Journal Article]
Hist Tidskr Finl 2001; 86(1):2-30.
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| Rahikainen M
Children and "the right to factory work": child labour legislation in nineteenth-century Finland. [Historical Article, Journal Article]
Scand Econ Hist Rev 2001; 49(1):41-62.
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| Pedersen S
The maternalist moment in British colonial policy: the controversy over "child slavery" in Hong Kong 1917-1941. [Journal Article]
Past Present 2001; (171):161-202.
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| Whitehead K
Post-suffrage factory inspectors in New South Wales. [Journal Article]
Labour Hist 2001; (80):157-72.
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| Daglish N
Education policy and the question of child labour: the Lancashire cotton industry and R.D. Denman's Bill of 1914. [Historical Article, Journal Article]
Hist Educ 2001; 30(3):291-308.
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| Hatton TJ, Bailey RE
Women's work in census and survey, 1911-1931. [Journal Article]
Econ Hist Rev 2001; 54(1):87-107.
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| Pickles K
Empire settlement and single British women as New Zealand domestic servants during the 1920s. [Journal Article]
N Z J Hist 2001; 35(1):22-44.
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