Agnès Hirsch is a doctoral student in sociology at the Institut national d'études démographiques (INED), in the "History and Populations" unit, and at the Institut de recherche interdisciplinaire en sciences sociales (IRISSO). She works on the construction of the measurement of labour in France between 1880 and 1930 and on its relation to the implementation of the regulation of different "occupational risks" (accidents at work, illness, old age). She is particularly interested in the role and positioning of trade unions and employers in relation to these issues.
Hirsch A. (2022), Classer les individus selon leur participation au système productif : les « actifs » et les « inactifs » à la fin du XIXe siècle en France, Population, vol. 77, n°1, p. 117-140 
Hirsch A. (2022), The Lasting Invisibilization of Women's Domestic, Home-based, and Salaried Work: ‘Working’ and ‘Non-working’ Women in the French Censuses (1861-1896), 13th Conference of Young Demographers, Prague, Tchèque, rÉpublique
Hirsch A. (2022), Classifying Individuals According to their Participation in the Productive System: the ‘Working’ and the ‘Non-working’ Population in Late 19th Century France, 4th Conference of the European Society of Historical Demography, Madrid, Espagne
Hirsch A. (2022), The Lasting Invisibilization of Women's Domestic, Home-based, and Salaried Work: ‘Working’ and ‘Non-working’ Women in the French Censuses (1861-1896), European Population Conference (EPC), Groningen, Pays-Bas
Hirsch A. (2021), L’autorité des statistiques : critiques et réappropriations des statistiques du travail par les organisations ouvrières en France (1880-1930), Atelier doctoral, laboratoire junior MAAD (Mutation et Approches Actuelles de la Démocratie), Lyon, France
Hirsch A. (2021), The Authority of Statistics: Reception and Mobilization of Labor Statistics by Federations of Workers in France (1880-1930), Making the Social World Objective: Theoretical, Practical, and Visual Forms of Social and Economic Knowledge, 1850-2000, Zurich, Suisse
