The Transformation of Maritime Professions

Chapter 2 The Human Element in Power-Driven Merchant Ship Propulsion Since 1850: The British Case

Chapter 3 Technological Change, Institutions and Maritime Labour: International Reforms and Their Reception in Sweden and Finland, c.1850–1939

Chapter 4 Changes in Maritime Labour in Greece During the Transition from Sail to Steam, c. 1850–1917

Chapter 5 Seamen in the City. Origins, Residence and Standard of Living of Le Havre Seamen from c. 1800 to the First Wold War

Chapter 6 Reading Shipboard Space: The Plans of Ships Serving the Netherlands East Indies, 1850–1914

Chapter 7 Reconfiguring Authority at Sea: Steamships and Their Captains in a Danish Context, c.1850–1950

Chapter 8 Feeding the Fleet: Cooks in the Belgian Merchant Marine, c.1850–1930

Chapter 9 Elbowing Their Way: Ship’s Engineers in the Spanish Merchant Marine, c.1850–1950

Chapter 10 From the Captain’s Tiger to the Chief Steward. Career Patterns of the Catering Personnel on British Passenger Liners, 1860–1938

Chapter 11 Surfing the Waves. The Rise and Decline of Radio Operators in the Dutch Mercantile Marine in the Twentieth Century

Chapter 12 Conclusion