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Wednesday 24 March 2004
10:45
A-2
EDU01
Feeding the hungry children
Room A
Eva Gullberg : The Swedish School meal - a Symbol for Welfare Jenny Johnsson : Natural or pasteurized? The political history of pasteurization in Sweden B-2 ETH03 Immigrants Claim Making Room B
Ruud Koopmans : The political claims making of migrants in the European public space Debra Minkoff : The Ecology of Racial and Ethnic Claims-Making Liza Nell : Transnational claimsmaking of Turkish and Surinamese immigrants in the Netherlands C-2 CUL02 Violence and Culture Room C
Kit Good : 'The Violence of Belonging' - Anti-German Riots in England 1914-15 Francisco Segado : Crisis and war in American comics D-2 HEA01 Eugenics / biopolitics Room D
Marta María Saade Granados : Revolutionary Eugenics: Mexico and its social reforms of applied sciences Sachlav Stoler-Liss, Shifra Shvarts : 'The medical reasons, as you all know, are highly subjective'. Abortions, Doctors, and the Israeli Nation Building Process E-2 WOM19 The Politics of Women's Careers Room E
Kirsti Niskanen : The Gender Construction of a Discipline - Karin Kock and the Stockholm School of Economics Dragana Popovic : Engendering Academia: The Case of Serbia Anneke Ribberink : Illusion or reality. A closer look at the career of Margaret Thatcher F-2 GEO02 Ideologies and epidemiological consequences Room F
Paul Laxton : The sanitary regulation of lodging-houses in Victorian cities: preventing disease or policing the lodgers? Richard Smith : Welfare ideology, the parish and epidemiological consequences in England c. 1650-1800 G-2 ECO01 Luxury Production Room G
Bruno Blondé : Consumption, Consumer durables and luxury production in the Soutern Netherlands, 17th-18th centuries Salvatore Ciriacono : Luxury production, consumption and the art market in Early Modern Europe. A Synthesis Brendan Dooley : Products and Materials in Circulation: Don Giovanni de' Medici as connoisseur and entrepreneur Fabio Giusberti : The Bolognese veil as luxury product, XVIth- XVIIIth centuries H-2 FAM02 Premarital Cohabitation Room H
Michel Oris, Olivier Perroux, Michel Porret : Marriage and Social Control in 19th Century Geneva Kari Pitkanen : An Eighteenth Century Boom in Premarital Cohabitation in an Eastern Finnish Parish Enrique Tandeter : Trial Marriage in the Colonial Andes I-2 RUR10 The future of European Rural History: approaches and perspectives Room N1 O1
Janken Myrdal : The agricultural history of Sweden Anton Schuurman : Rural culture between modernisation and globalisation J-2 MID08 Politics, Diplomacy and Affection: the marriage alliences of the Portuguese Royal Family Room J
Maria Paula Marçal Lourenço : Marriage alliances, diplomatic strategies and court factions: the retinue and household of D. Maria Sofia de Neuburg Ana Maria S.A. Rodrigues : "For the Price of my Body” – The Dots and Dowries of Portuguese Medieval Queens and Princesses Manuela Santos-Silva : Royal marriages policy (XIVth and XVth century) K-2 NAT01 Education, Citizenship and National Identity Room K
Kati Mikkola : The Folk School System in the Construction of the Finnish Nation 1866-1917 Yvonne Schütze : Russian Jews in Berlin - Migrants with Unusal Educational Carreers L-2 ORA20 Roundtable: North American Survivors of the Shoah Room L
M-2 ETH24 Old & new European migration Room M
Julia Hieber : Immigration and Islam in Europe (Belgium, France and Germany) Leo Lucassen : The immigrant threat. The integration of old and new migrants in Western Europe 1840-2000 Estela Rodríguez : To come to fortified Europe. Reflections around the European identity Q-2 REL01 Christian Missionary Studies as a Vehicle for Comparative History Room R
Frieder Ludwig : Against 'missionaries of imperialistic ideas' in India and Nigeria Jewel Spangler : Revolution from the Inside: Class, Politics, and the Rise of Methodism in the Southern U.S. R-2 ORA02 The Holocaust Survivor's Memories b Room S
Grigorios Psallidas : 'Heroes' and 'Victims' among the Greek survivors of the Mauthausen Camp S-2 ELI02 Social Reproduction of Early Modern Elites Room T
Jessica Parland-Von Essen : The Education of the Daughters of the Nobility in the Northern Parts of Europe by the End of the 18th Century Fredrik Thisner : Redistribution and social reproduction T-2 SEX02 Nurses, Radicals, Doctors Room U
Lesley Hall : 'A survival... of stoning, branding, mutilation' Caroline Walker : Sisters of Mercy: reconsidering the role of nursing staff in Marie Stopes' Mothers' Clinics, 1921-1939 U-2 WOM06 De-centralising Women's History: Women and Politics in Partitioned Poland Room Cie1
Dietlind Hüchtker : Emancipating oneself by emancipating others. Women's politics in Galicia at the end of the nineteenth and beginning of the twentieth century Natali Stegmann : Patterns of Feminist Organisations in Partitioned Poland V-2 SOC05 Roundtable: Measures of skill, status and class in an international perspective Room Cie2
W-2 THE02 Realism, Anti-Realism, Irrealism Room A2
Paul Roth : Changing the Past Karsten Stueber : Classics in History and the Question of Historical Antirealism X-2 LAB05 Horse-Racing, Gambling and the Working Class I X
Joakim Tranquist : Horse Racing as a Popular Movement Y-2 GEO01 Mobility and Irish Identities I Y
William Jenkins : Social mobility and identity formation: geographies of the 'lace-curtain' Irish in Buffalo, New York, 1880-1910 Mark Quintanilla : The Keanes of Ireland, the West Indies, and England: The Making of a Transatlantic Family |
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