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Programme. Papers: Andreas Kunz, 'Patterns of labour unrest among state employees in Germany and Great Britain during and after the First World War (1917-1922)'; Leopold Haimson, 'Three strike waves in Imperial Russia (1905-07, 1912-14, 1915-16): Findings and interpretation of a comparative and quantitative analysis'; Gerald D. Feldman, 'Labor unrest and strikes in Saxony, 1916-1923'; Maria Concetta Dentoni, '"Questione alimentare" e "questione sociale" durante la Prima Guerra mondiale in Italia'; Heinrich Volkmann, 'The strike waves of 1910-13 and 1919-20 in Germany: Continuity and discontinuity in the development of industrial conflict'; James E. Cronin, 'Industry, locality and the state: Patterns of mobilization in the post-war strike wave in Britain'; William G. Rosenberg and Diane P. Koenker, 'The limits of formal protest: Worker activism and social polarization in Petrograd and Moscow, March to October 1917'.

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