Trousson, Raymond / Vercruysse, Jeroom (dir.), Dictionnaire general de Voltaire. (Champion classiques, references et dictionnaires 18) 1272 p. 2020:10 (Champion, FR) <670-9>
ISBN 978-2-38096-016-7 paper ¥7,064.- (税込) EUR 38.00

Labreure, David / Petit, Annie (dir.), Socialismes, utopies & positivismes. (Positivismes & Cie / Glassine) 270 p. 2025:4 (Hermann, FR) <751-659>
ISBN 979-10-370-4337-5 paper ¥6,714.- (税込) EUR 28.00

イギリス福祉国家における保護雇用と障害－1944～79年のレンプロイ
Holroyde, Andy, Sheltered Employment and Disability in the British Welfare State: Remploy, 1944-1979. (New Directions in Welfare History) 285 pp. 2025:8 (Palgrave Macmillan, UK) <751-288>
ISBN 978-3-031-87875-6 hard ¥33,568.- (税込) EUR 139.99

This book explores sheltered employment for disabled people in the British welfare state, focusing on Remploy as the flagship provider. It considers the fundamental areas of understanding Remploy, in terms of why it was created, how it functioned, who it employed, and how far it came to dominate the wider field of provision. The book further uses sheltered employment as a new lens through which to explore key aspects of the welfare state in the period. These include the creation of the post-war settlement; the extent of political consensus; the exclusion of disabled people from welfare and work; the role played by gendered thinking in the welfare state's provisions; and the relationship between the state and voluntary sectors. In so doing, it sheds new light on the history of disability, employment, and welfare in Britain.

19世紀中葉の働くパリジェンヌ
Piette, Christine, Les Parisiennes au travail au milieu du XIXe siecle. (CTHS-Histoire) 270 p. 2025:4 (Ed. du CTHS, FR) <751-1119>
ISBN 978-2-7355-0989-8 paper ¥6,714.- (税込) EUR 28.00

フランスの社会主義小史
Chuzeville, Julien, Breve histoire des socialismes en France. (Ceux d'en bas) 304 p. 2025:4 (Libertalia, FR) <751-1213>
ISBN 978-2-37729-368-1 paper ¥3,117.- (税込) EUR 13.00

フランスにおける第一インターナショナル　1864～80年
Cordillot, Michel, La premiere Internationale en France (1864-1880): son histoire, son implantation, ses militants. (Sciences humaines) 700 p. 2025:4 (Ed. de l'Atelier, FR) <751-1214>
ISBN 978-2-7082-9498-1 paper ¥7,074.- (税込) EUR 29.50

Heying, Mareen / Jaeger, Alexandra u. a. (Hrsg.), Verschwiegener Alltag: Gewalt am Arbeitsplatz seit dem 19. Jahrhundert. (Politik- und Gesellschaftsgeschichte 115) 240 S. 2025:6 (Dietz Nachf., GW) <751-1215>
ISBN 978-3-8012-4298-5 paper ¥9,112.- (税込) EUR 38.00

Gewalt am Arbeitsplatz war und ist allgegenwaertig. Sie wurde hinter Fabriktoren, Buerotueren oder in Haushalten oft nicht sichtbar, verharmlost oder tabuisiert. Die Gewaltformen, ihre Wahrnehmung und ihre Rahmenbedingungen haben sich seit dem 19. Jahrhundert veraendert. Der Band gibt einen Einblick in Wandel und Kontinuitaeten, Akteursgruppen und die gesellschaftlichen Verhaeltnisse, die die Gewalt ermoeglichten. Gewalt zeigt sich in der Arbeitswelt in unterschiedlichen Formen: Gewalt von oder gegen Vorgesetzte, Gewalt unter Kolleg:innen, aber auch Gewalt durch Kund:innen. Eine besonders verbreitete Form ist die sexualisierte Gewalt, die von unangemessenen Kommentaren bis zu koerperlichen Uebergriffen reicht. Die Autor:innen analysieren Macht- und Geschlechterverhaeltnisse sowie Reaktionen von Betroffenen.

Murphy, Ryan Patrick, Teamsters Metropolis. 264 pp. 2025:7 (U. Michigan Pr., US) <751-1218>
ISBN 978-0-472-07753-3 hard ¥15,592.- (税込) US$ 75.00
ISBN 978-0-472-05753-5 paper ¥6,226.- (税込) US$ 29.95

In the 1950s, the International Brotherhood of Teamsters empowered poor immigrants who had grown up in the crowded blocks of the central city to move upward and outward to comfortable suburbs. It delivered unprecedented benefits to workers-especially to those in retail, services, and light manufacturing-locking in hourly pay that bought the patio furniture sets, the pontoon boats, and the station wagons that defined the consumer culture of the decade. Yet suburban comfort came with strict, new institutions that defined the middle-class culture of the era: the nuclear family, heterosexual monogamy, the husband breadwinner, and the dependent wife. Many workers yearned for the pleasures they left behind in the core of the industrial city, even as poor people, people of color, and queer people were locked out of the suburbs.Teamsters Metropolis argues that the union achieved unprecedented organizing success in the immediate postwar period precisely because its members defied bourgeois cultural standards. They wore overly flamboyant clothes, instigated jarringly violent confrontations, used aliases, extorted money, flouted the law, and often blended friendship, sex, and love in a way that challenged the boundaries of heteronormativity. Perhaps no one exemplified this freedom more than Jimmy Hoffa, who delivered better pay and worker conditions to marginal workers while also using coercive tactics, embezzling money, and colluding with the Mafia. Rather than impeding the union's growth, unruly organizing, illicit business techniques, and dissident cultural practices appealed to prospective members and offered an opportunity to circumvent some of the suburban regulations, helping the International Brotherhood of Teamsters become the largest U.S. union of the mid-twentieth century.