In this volume, the theme of early-modern European urban migration is explored through a series of historical contexts. Each chapter demonstrates how the presence of diverse and often temporary groups of migrants was a core feature of everyday urban life, and explores the ways in which city authorities attempted to control the moral, political, religious and economic life of these newcomers.
In this volume, the theme of early-modern European urban migration is explored through a series of historical contexts. Each chapter demonstrates how the presence of diverse and often temporary groups of migrants was a core feature of everyday urban life, and explores the ways in which city authorities attempted to control the moral, political, religious and economic life of these newcomers.
Prof. Dr Bert De Munck, Universiteit Antwerpen, Belgium and Dr Anne Winter, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium.
Inhaltsangabe
1: Regulating Migration in Early Modern Cities: An Introduction; 1: Repertoires of Inclusion and Exclusion: Guilds and Citizenship; 2: Migrant Workers and Illicit Labour: Regulating the Immigration of Building Workers in Sixteenth-Century Antwerp; 3: Craft Guilds and Immigration: Huguenots in German and English Cities; 4: Heresy, War, Vagrancy and Labour Needs: Dealing with Temporary Migrants in the Textile Towns of Flanders, Artois and Hainaut in the Wake of the Dutch Revolt (1566-1609); 5: Local Categories of Residence Redefined: The Former Imperial City of Strasbourg and the Politics of the French Crown (1681-1789); 2: Instruments of Regulation: Policies and Policing; 6: Who Is Not Welcome? Reception and Rejection of Migrants in Early Modern Italian Cities; 7: Immigration Policy in Eighteenth-Century Trieste; 8: Urban Police and the Regulation of Migration in Eighteenth-Century France; 3: Crossing the Lines: Begging and Poor Relief; 9: Magistrates, Beggars, and Labourers: Migration and Regulation in Sixteenth-Century Ulm; 10: Regulating Urban Migration and Relief Entitlements in Eighteenth-Century Brabant; 11: Rough Lives: Autobiography and Migration in Eighteenth-Century England; 4: Comparisons and Conclusions; 12: Cities, States and Migration Control in Western Europe: Comparing Then and Now; 13: Conclusions
1: Regulating Migration in Early Modern Cities: An Introduction; 1: Repertoires of Inclusion and Exclusion: Guilds and Citizenship; 2: Migrant Workers and Illicit Labour: Regulating the Immigration of Building Workers in Sixteenth-Century Antwerp; 3: Craft Guilds and Immigration: Huguenots in German and English Cities; 4: Heresy, War, Vagrancy and Labour Needs: Dealing with Temporary Migrants in the Textile Towns of Flanders, Artois and Hainaut in the Wake of the Dutch Revolt (1566-1609); 5: Local Categories of Residence Redefined: The Former Imperial City of Strasbourg and the Politics of the French Crown (1681-1789); 2: Instruments of Regulation: Policies and Policing; 6: Who Is Not Welcome? Reception and Rejection of Migrants in Early Modern Italian Cities; 7: Immigration Policy in Eighteenth-Century Trieste; 8: Urban Police and the Regulation of Migration in Eighteenth-Century France; 3: Crossing the Lines: Begging and Poor Relief; 9: Magistrates, Beggars, and Labourers: Migration and Regulation in Sixteenth-Century Ulm; 10: Regulating Urban Migration and Relief Entitlements in Eighteenth-Century Brabant; 11: Rough Lives: Autobiography and Migration in Eighteenth-Century England; 4: Comparisons and Conclusions; 12: Cities, States and Migration Control in Western Europe: Comparing Then and Now; 13: Conclusions
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