Titlebook: Regions, Industries, and Heritage.; Perspectives on Econ Juliane Czierpka,Kathrin Oerters,Nora Thorade Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicab

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Housing the Workers: Re-visiting Employer Villages in Mid-19th-century Europeecially housing conditions of the working classes wors-ened dramatically. The reports compiled by local or national govern-ments (Villermé, 1840/1971; Chadwick, 1842) as well as descriptions by contemporary observers (e.g. Engels, 1845; Zuber, 1852) bear ample witness to how overcrowded dwellings, l

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The Identity of Mining Engineers: A Void in the Memory of Mining Communitieshe built mining heritage are currently the Musée des Arts Contemporains de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles at the site of Le Grand Hornu and the site of the former C-Mine in the mining town of Genk. Related to the interest in the working classes is the major share of atten-tion given to the working

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Similarities and Discrepancies: The Workers’ Discourse in ‘the Greater Region’ of Luxembourg and the regions – the French region of Lorraine and the Belgian region of Wallonia; and two German states – Rhineland-Palatinate and the Saarland. In 2010, 11 million inhabitants shared this area – one of the largest subnational entities of cooperation in Europe. The inherent factor that results in the def

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Space and Industry in the Economic Region Black Country space, like the availability of natural resources or waterways and streams, can trigger or hinder economic development. Therefore the space of development has to be methodologically treated as a variable in the analysis of economic development.

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Industrialization and Agriculture: The Beet Sugar Industry in Saxony-Anhalt, 1799–1902Aubin, 1924, pp.15, 21). The initiation of industrialization by an agrarian industry in the absence of traditional industries – heavy industry and the textile industry – in this region raises the question about a specific trajectory of industrialization.

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Regions, Industries, and Heritage: Perspectives on Economy, Society, and Culture in Modern Western Et technologies to make use of them, their varying traditions led to various ways of treating and developing material, and their infrastructural preconditions hindered or fostered their access to their different markets.

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Industrial Heritage in the Ruhr Region and South Wales in Historical Comparisonmuseum and tourism projects. Today, the industrial heritage of the regions is shaped by the material survivors of this process; they are part of a more or less regionally linked interpretation which was negotiated during that process (Tenfelde, 2008).