International Labour Process Conference 5-7 April 2011

 

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The 29th ILPC at the University of Leeds April 2011

ilpc2011 at Rutgers UniversityThe primary focus of the ILPC conference is work and employment relations in the context of the broader political economy, with an emphasis on employee perspectives and theory-led empirical research.

In April 2011 the conference will be hosted by the University of Leeds.  For more information about the conference and in order to submit a paper or attend you must first sign up here.

 

Announcements
Conference Streams Announced
added 07 July 2010

Papers for the International Labour Process Conference can be submitted either to the 'General Conference' or one of the streams within the conference.  This year the streams will be as follows (click on each to download a pdf with more information).

Stream 1: Jobs and Joblessness in the Crisis

Stream 2: Well-being and Work: Debating Theoretical and Empirical Contributions

Stream 3: Body/Sex/Work: Exploring the diversification of sexual and corporeal labour

Stream 4: (Re)organizing Professional Work: the Power of the process 

 

 
ILPC 2011 Call for Papers
added 01 July 2010

Following a very successful conference hosted by Rutgers in March 2010, the next International Labour Process Conference is announced to take place between the 5th and 7th of April 2011.  This will be hosted by the Centre for Employment Relations Innovation & Change (CERIC) at the University of Leeds.

ILPC 2011 Call for Papers (pdf)

 

 
Invitation to Tender
added 29 June 2010

The ILPC  is one of the longest established and best known forums for analysis of all aspects of work and employment.  It has seen significant growth in recent years, drawing more diverse and inclusive audiences, who strongly concerned to explore work and employment relations in the context of the broader political economy, with a continuing emphasis on employee perspectives and theory-led empirical research.

Academic teams are invited to put together bids for hosting future conferences in 2012 and 2013.  Full details are available under 'Hosting a Conference'.  

We do not accept bids from professional conference organisers. 

 
Photos from Rutgers
added 30 March 2010

Photos from the conference in March 2010 at Rutgers are available directly from the photographer Jonathan Lane.  Any particapant wishing up to 3 image to be sent to them by email should contact Johathan via his web site Jonathan-Lane.com