Background
Tilly, Louise Audino was born on December 13, 1930 in Orange, New Jersey, United States. Daughter of Hector and Piera (Roffino) Audino.
(Examining transformations in urban, regional, and nationa...)
Examining transformations in urban, regional, and national economic and political arenas in late nineteenth-century Milan, this book approaches working-class formation through structural changes experienced by the groups and individuals who participated in this essentially political process. Tilly shows that the timing of worker militancy, institution-building, and collective action of the major actors depended jointly on political shifts and regional economic change. Expansion of workers' rights facilitated their action, while repression of worker organizations and the prevention of coalitions with other groups slowed it down. Milanese workers varied greatly in their capacity to fight for rights to organize and strike, but some did indeed enter the local, regional, and national political arenas in the process of class formation.
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history and sociology educator
Tilly, Louise Audino was born on December 13, 1930 in Orange, New Jersey, United States. Daughter of Hector and Piera (Roffino) Audino.
Bachelor, Rutgers University, 1952. Master of Arts, Boston University, 1955. Doctor of Philosophy, University Toronto, 1974.
From instructor to assistant professor, Michigan State University, East Lansing, 1972-1975;
from assistant professor to professor, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1975-1984;
professor of history and sociology, New School for Social Research, New York City, 1984-1994;
chair committee history studies, New School for Social Research, New York City, since 1984;
Michael E. Gellert professor of history and sociology, New School for Social Research, New York City, since 1994. Associate director studies Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, Paris,1979, 80, 88. Fellow Shelby Cullom Davis Center, Princeton (New Jersey) U., 1978.
Visiting member Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, 1987-1988, 99. Fellow Center for Advanced Study Behavioral Sciences, 1991-1992. Visiting scholar Russell Sage Foundation, 1994-1995.
Board directors Social Sciences Research Council, New York City, 1983-1986.
(Examining transformations in urban, regional, and nationa...)
(Examining transformations in urban, regional, and nationa...)
(The reversal of population trends in Europe at the end of...)
(The reversal of population trends in Europe at the end of...)
(Book by Tilly, Charles, Tilly, Louise, Tilly, Richard)
(Book by Tilly, Charles, Tilly, Richard)
(Book by Tilly, Louise A., Gurin, Patricia)
(First published in 1987. Routledge is an imprint of Taylo...)
(Book by Tilly, Louise A., Gurin, Patricia)
(First published in 1987. Routledge is an imprint of Taylo...)
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Author: Politics and Class in Milan, 1881-1901, 1992. Co-author: The Rebellious Century, 1975, Women, Work and Family, 1978, review edition, 1987. Co-editor, co-author: Class Conflict and Collective Action, 1981, Women, Politics and Change, 1990, The European Experience of Declining Fertility: The Quiet Revolution, 1992, European Integration in Social and Historical Perspective, 1997.
Editor (special issue) Women's History Review, 1996, International Labor and Working-Class History, since 1994
also articles.
Active committee on women's employment and related social issues National Academy of Sciences, 1981-1986, chairman, co-editor report Panel on Technology and Women's Employment, 1984-1986. Member American History Association (council 1985-1987, president electrical 1992, president 1993), Social Science History Association(president 1981-1982), Council on European Studies (executive committee 1980-1983), Berkshire Conference Women Historians.
Married Charles Tilly, August 15, 1953. Children: Christopher, Kathryn, Laura, Sarah.