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Wednesday 24 March 2004
16:30
A-4
CRI14
Crime and the Media in Historical Perspective II Film clips will be shown during the session.
Room A
John Drabble : 'A constructive, systematic, coordinated and total effort:' The FBI's Media Campaign against the KKK, 1964-1971 B-4 LAT08 U.S. Influence and Intervention: Comparative Cases Room B
Michael Gonzales : United States capital and foreign policy and the Mexican Revolutionary process , l9l0-1940 Edward Odisho, Edward Odisho : An Ethnic Remapping of Iraq: Promoting Democracy Through Force Projection C-4 LAB02 Class, Gender and Ethnicity Re-defined. International Experiences from the low-skil service sector. Room C
Helma Lutz : Life inter-stices. Illegalised Migrant Domestic Workers in Germany Ratna Saptari : Domestic Service within the Nation-State: Ethniciy,Class and Gender in Two Indonesian Cities, 1930s - the Present D-4 ETH02 Connecting Multiple Itineraries (Theme session) Room D
Pat Manning : Transatlantic Slave Trade: A Migratory System in Comparative Perspective Annemarie Steidl : Relations between Internal, Continental and Transatlantic Migration in Late Imperial Austria Joe Trotter : Race, Migration, and the Industrial City: Comparative Perspectives on US History E-4 MID02 State Formation, National Identity and Social History: the late Medieval Low Countries compared part II Room E
Raymond Fagel : State, nation, and identity: a comparison between Spain and the Low Countries (16th century) Tim Soens : Difference and indifference. Local administration facing the rise of a central state in late medieval Flanders F-4 LAB06 National Gendered working time regimes in a comparative perspective Room F
Jeanne Fagnani : Working Time and Family Life: the impact of the 35 hour laws on the balance between work and family life in France Inger Jonsson : Part-time employment in Swedish Retail Trade: A gender perspective on the development of working time patterns G-4 ECO03 The Management of Economic Crisis Room G
Alexander Engel : Price fluctuations, adaptation crises and changing patterns of behaviour in colonial commodities markets of the 18th and 19th centuries Jürgen Nautz : : The influence of political culture on the management of economic crises. A comparison between Austria, Hungary, Sweden (and Germany). Elke Viebrock : Unemployment policy in Great Britain and Sweden in the interwar years H-4 FAM34 Endogamy and partnerchoice in comparative perspective II Room H
Ólöf Garðarsdóttir : Emergence of a Nordic Marriage Pattern during the late 19th century? Ineke Maas, Jean Piere Pelisier, Daniele Rebaudo & Marco van Leeuwen : Social mobility in France. Muriel Neven, Michel Oris : Social control and marital endogamy in town and countryside. The 19th century Eastern Belgium experience I-4 SEX06 Sex and Pedagogy Room N1 O1
Ning De Coninck-Smith : Child Talk and Parental Fear. Indecency in Danish Elementary Schools 1900-1970 Lutz Sauerteig : S'Sex Education Literature and Doing Gender, 1960s-1970s J-4 ORA04 Sexual Violence under National Socialism and its Ideological Intersections Room J
Brigitte Halbmayr : Communication – Power - Gender: Differences in talking about sexualised violence within interviews of male and female survivors of Nazi-concentration camps. Éva Kovács, Júlia Vajda : Abused Past - Broken Future: Sterilized Women's Narratives on the Shoah Christa Schikorra : Prostitution as Forced Labor. In the Case of Prisoners at the Women's Concentration Camp Ravensbrueck Christl Wickert : Taboo subject camp brothel: on the treatment of an awkward topic K-4 FAM31 Quantitative approach of social and family networks I Room K
Matteo Manfredini, Mario Breschi & Lucia Pozzi : Kin network and demographic outcomes (Italy, 19th Century) Frans van Poppel, Marloes Schoonheim : Measuring cultural differences betwen religions with network data. An example based on 19th-century Dutch marriage certificates L-4 CUL17 Symbolic Geography and Shifting Images of Otherness Room L
Belkıs (ayhan) Tarhan : Different Renderings of 'other' Geographies: A Turkish Case Matthias Urs Zachmann : Scaling the Walls of Asia Binary: Liberal Internationalists in Late Meiji Japan M-4 CUL20 Shaping Identities in Early Modern Europe Room M
Silvia Evangelisti : From Perfect Wife to Bride of Christ: Gender and Identity Change in Early Modern Italy Valentin Groebner : Papers, Seals, Distinguishing Signs. Making Passports in Renaissance Europe N-4 WOM08 Telling Family Stories: Doing Biography Across Generations Room N
Helen J. Breslauer : Dr. Frieda Nora Heilberg: Economist, Social Worker, and Activist Joaquin Kuhn : Elise (Frau Geheimrat) Paasche and her daughter-in-law Ellen Witting Paasche Gottfried Paasche : The Three 'von Hammerstein Sisters': Time, Gender, and Biography O-4 NAT02 Cooperatives and Nation Building in East Central Europe (19th and 20th century) Room O
Roman Holec : Cooperatives in Slovakia From Hungarian Rule to the Czecho-Slovak Republic Anu-Mai Köll : Cooperatives as part of the national movement in the Baltic countries Torsten Lorenz : Cooperatives in the Nationality Struggle in the Prussian Eastern Provinces, 1860-1914 P-4 ELI03 Cultural Networks of 17th and 18th Century Elites Room P
Willemijn Ruberg : Letter writing forming an elite identity - Dutch correspondence 1750-1850 Sofia Valdez : The 3rd Count of Ribeira Grande: a case study Charlotta Wolff : The Swedish nobility and France of the Enlightenment Q-4 SOC06 Poor laws and the poor Room R
Elizabeth Tereza Hurren : Late-Victorian Alder Heys? The Traffic in Pauper Cadavers by English Anatomists under the late-Victorian Poor Law, 1870-1914. Pete King : The Poor, the Law and the Poor Law: The Summary courts and pauper strategies in 18th and 19th C. England R-4 TEC01 European Cities Room S
Cornelis Disco : Partners in Prosperity, Partners in Crime: Cities on the Rhine 1850-1990. Barbara Schmucki : Engineering the Traffic Flow. Urban Transport Planning as European Phenomenon or Buchanan was everywhere Dieter Schott : Empowering Cities: The incorporation of gas and electricity in the European urban environment 1890-1950 S-4 ETH01 Africans in Europe Room T
Lorna Chessum : Leaving Europe again for the Caribbean Dennis Cordell, Carolyn F. Sargent : Colonial Pasts to Post Colonial Presents: Malians in France since the Nineteenth Century Annemarie Cottaar : The health care shortages in the Netherlands and the recruitment of Surinamese women (1945-2001) James Winders : African Musicians at the Crossroads of Contemporary Parisian Culture and Society T-4 FAM13 Round table: Sex and marriage, past and present Room U
U-4 CUL04 The Concept of National Culture and its Constructions: Case Studies Room Cie1
Gerald Gaillard, Jacques Lemière : The construction of national culture : The case of Guinea-Bissau Philipp Ther : Operas and Nation Building in Central and Eastern Europe in the 19th Century V-4 LAB04 Labour Internationalism Room Cie2
John Boughton : Michael Ross: Labour Internationalist Piet Hoekman, Jannes Houkes : Internationalism in the Early Dutch Labour Movement Aoife Ní Lochlainn : Organisational Interests - British-based unions in Ireland 1922-1960 W-4 THE07 Unity and Diversity in the writing of history Room A2
Georg Christoph Berger Waldenegg : National Mentalities and Historians Gulie Neeman-Arad : Bystanders to Genocide. A methodological and Historiographical Challenge. Hendrik Paul : Against Reductionism in Philosophy of History: Hypotheses on Unity and Diversity in the Writing of History X-4 POL03 The History of Stalinism X
Andreas Umland : Stalinism as a Right-Wing Ideology Erik Van Ree : On whose shoulders did Stalin stand? Radical Nationalism of the Radical Left, 1789-1917 Y-4 FAM25 Servants and children. The role of domestic personnel in upbringing and education of master's children (16th-21st century) I Y
Malgorzata Kamecka : Educating and passing knowledge: the role of the private tutorsin the formation of Polish noble young people in the 16th-18th centuries. Raffaella Sarti : Servants and children in historical perspective |
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