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Decazeville

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Decazeville

French town in the département of Aveyron, 30 km/19 mi northwest of Rodez; population (1990) 8,800. It was the centre of the old Aveyron coalfield, and has ironworks, chemical factories, and cement works.



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For an examination of the problems which such workers could pose, see Donald Reid, "The Origins of Industrial Labor Management in France: The Case of the Decazeville Ironworks During the July Monarchy," Business History Review 57 (Spring 1983): 1-19.
Schools and the paternalist project at Le Creusot, 1850-1914 by Reid, Donald / Journal of Social History
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