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Thursday 25 March 2004
8:30
A-5
LAB09
Generation, Gender and Class in Oral History: Narratives of Women's Work and Activism
Room A
Rebekah Lee : Beloved Unions?: A Gendered and Generational History of Associational Life in a South African City Jaclyn Viskovatoff : Gender and Narrative Indentity in Oral History Testimony: The Miners' Strikes of 1926 and 1984-85 Kayoko Yoshida : The Beauty in the Coal Mines-Women Who Lit the Darkness: The Power of Oral History for Documenting Working-Class Women's Lives in Japan B-5 ETH19 A gendered approach to migration & ethnicity I Room B
Brian Gratton : A 'Startling Change': The Rise of Female Emigration in Ecuador Belkis Kumbetoglu : A Particular Migration History From 1950s From The Eyes of Immigrant Women Marlou Schrover : Differences that make all the difference C-5 CRI05 Juvenile Crime & Justice I: European experiences (19th-20th century) Room C
Margo De Koster : Girls' journeys to the juvenile court: Antwerp, first half of the 20th-century Els Dumortier : The creation of the (Belgian) juvenile judge Dietrich Oberwittler, Helmut Thome : Juvenile Crime in a Modernizing Society - An Aggregate-Level Analysis of Age- and Offence-Specific Conviction Rates in late 19th-Century Germany D-5 HEA03 Psychiatry / mental health Room D
Mahmoud Keyvanara : The contexts of suicide in Iranian society: domestic, socio-economic and medical contexts Katarina Piuva : The Swedish Mental Health Campaign in 1969 Rakefet Zalashik : Psychiatry, Ethnicity and Immigration – The Case of Palestine 1920-1948 E-5 MID05 Knighthood and Nobility in the Low Countries Room E
Jan Dumolyn : Becoming noble in Burgundian Flanders Antheun Janse : The Transformation of the Aristocracy: the Northern Low Countries in the Thirteenth Century Jean-François Nieus : "Principes quos pares vocant". The institution of "peerage" in the Low Countries between the 11th and 13th centuries Dries Tys : Landscape and Nobility: the impact of social groups on the formation of the landscape in Coastal Flanders during the Middle Ages F-5 POL04 Jews and the Left Room F
André Gerrits : Jewish Communism - A Controversial Myth Gertrud Pickhan : Changing the Context: The General Jewish Workers Union 'Bund' in Re-born Poland Gerben Zaagsma : Jewish volunteers in the Spanish Civil War G-5 RUR04 Peasants and nation building Room G
Anna Lindkvist : "The National Association Against Emigration" in Sweden and its work for internal colonization during the 1910s. Roland Spickermann : Cooperatives and the Misfiring of German Nation-Building in Posen Province in the Late German Empire Siegfried Weichlein : Nation-building in the periphery? The Case of the Bavarian peasantry in the 19th century H-5 FAM04 Social and demographic transitions in the life course Room H
Andrew Hinde, Martin Gorsky & Bernard Harris : Age, sickness and longevity in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries: evidence from the Hampshire Friendly Society Kirk Scott, Gunnar Andersson : Labour-Market Attachment and Entry to Parenthood: The Experience of Immigrant Women in Sweden I-5 ECO04 Learning in Economic History: Apprenticeship, Training and Learning by doing in Europa and North America Room N1 O1
Celia Lozano Lopez De Medrano : Technical education policies in Spain, 1857-1931 J-5 GEO05 Sexuality and space Room J
Denise Eileen Mccoskey : The Female Body as Imperial Border: Love in the Time of Augustus K-5 FAM32 Quantitative approach of social and family networks II Room K
Vincent Gourdon : Understanding sociability in a French village in the nineteenth-century. Network analysis from the the choice of spouses and wedding witnesses Cristina Munno : Kinship Networks and Social Change: an Italian case-study in the nineteenth century L-5 CUL18 Epistemological Nativism: Culture and the Social Sciences after Imperialism Room L
A. B. Shamsul : Beyond Methodological Nationalism: Colonial Epistemological Conquest and its Impact on social science and social scientists in Southeast Asia M-5 FAM36 New Directions in History of the Family: meeting in Sydney, July 2005 Room M
N-5 ORA06 Unacceptable and Acceptable War Memories Room N
Treve Crago : Celtic Heroes? : Illuminating dark narratives from the shadows of collaboration. Junko Sakai : Analysing Ex-Japanese Soldiers' Stories: Unacceptable male war memories O-5 ELI04 The Forming of Elite Identities in the 18th Century Room O
Fernanda Olival : Scribal publications and economical information in Portugal (1729-1735) Jon Stobart : Information, trust and reputation: the role of mercantile networks in early-eighteenth-century England Patrik Winton : Bishops, social politics and de forming of an elite identity in Sweden during the Age of Liberty P-5 CUL05 The idea of Europe: Past and Present Room P
Lev Kreft : Europe in Slovenian Perspective Tsvete Lazova : The Myth of Europa. Its Organization and the Identity of the Greeks Ringo Ossewaarde : Cosmopolitan Europe and patriotic Europeans Q-5 EDU04 Policing, Measuring, Saving and Circulating Children Room R
Friederike Gerlach : Illegitimate children's migration in Stockholm during the first decades of the 20th century Michelle Mouton : Policing, Parenting and Protecting Children in Germany, 1918-1945 André Turmel : The Circulation of Children in Québec City at the Turn of the Twentieth Century: Extended Families Network R-5 LAB29 Colonialism and Labour: Asia and America Room S
Frank Tough : Native labour and paternalism: the mercantile fur trade and frontier capitalism in Canada Nicholas White : Labour and the End of Empire in Malaya c. 1930s-1960s. S-5 SEX01 Alternative Agencies Room T
Karen Nakamura, Hisako Matsuo : Images of Women, Imaginations of Women in Japanese Animation and Popular Culture Michelle M. Wright : Queer Subjects as Liberatory Sites in African Diasporic Literature T-5 CRI03 Early modern attitudes toward crime Room U
Gwenda Morgan, Dr Peter Rushton : Sources and Patterns of Exchange in the Formation of the 'Criminal Atlantic' David Nash : Profane paradigms - theorising about blasphemy and hate crime in early modern and modern Europe Pieter Spierenburg : Protestant Attitudes Toward Violence: The Early Dutch Republic U-5 SOC08 Nordic Welfare State Room Cie1
Urban Lundberg : A Leap in the Dark. From a Large Actor Approach to a Large Area Approach. The Joint Committee of the Nordic Socialdemocratic Labour Movement and the Crisis of the Nordic Model Pirjo Markkola, Niels Finn Christiansen : The Nordic Welfare States A Historical Reappraisal V-5 RUR01 Credit and the rural economy Room Cie2
Antonio Presedo Garazo : Provincial nobility's credit power in the Galician kingdom (northwest of Spain) during the XVIth-XVIII centuries Jaco Zuijderduijn : Rural capital markets in Holland 12th-16th centuries W-5 ETH13 Expulsion Room A2
Randall Hansen, Mathew Gibney : Deportation and the Liberal State Ilse Reiter-Zatloukal : A survey on the legal history of expulsion in Austria from the mid 19th to the early 20th century Eva Schöck-Quinteros : Expulsion practice in the city-states of Bremen during the German Empire and Weimar Germany: A local focus. X-5 SEX04 Race, Colonisation and Eros X
Sabya Sachi Raman Mishra : Contending Incontinence: 'Virile' soldier and 'dangerous' women in colonial India Pramod Kumar Srivastava : 'Dustoor' in the Lines: The Sexual Morality, Sex Ratio and Extra-Traditionality in the Indian Indenture Community of Fiji (1879-1919) Y-5 THE01 The Comparative Method Y
Natasha Vall : Local similarities in Anglo-Swedish differences: comparing Malmö and Newcastle since 1945
Thursday 25 March 2004
10:45
A-6
HEA13
Interpreting Health and the Body
Room A
Sonja Kinzler, M.A. : The Yoke of Sleep. A History of Scientific and Social Concepts of Sleep from the Enlightenment to the Early 20th Century Kerstin Rehwinkel : Body, science and society. The 'apparent death'-discourse in the 18th and 19th century. B-6 ETH20 A gendered approach to migration & ethnicity II Room B
Aravinda Guntupalli, Nikolinka Fertala : Nepali female migrants in India. Ewa Kepinska : Ukrainian Women in the Polish labour market: the case of domestic workers in Warsaw Orly Caroline Meron : Gender, Ethnicity & Forced Migration:The Case of the Greek-Turkish Transfer (1923) C-6 RUR14 Credit and the rural economy. 2 Room C
Johannes Bracht : Credit and agricultural modernization in 19th century Westphalia Patrick Svensson : The Rural Credit Market in Southern Sweden 1800-1870 - a Study of Borrowers and Lenders D-6 EDU02 Child, adolescence, adult: creating and removing life stages Room D
Jon Moen, Brian Gratton : Making Children Out of Workers: Child Labor Reform in Diverse Societies Bengt Sandin : On welfare and definitions of childhood Eric Schneider : The End of Adolescence E-6 LAB33 The ILO in its political context Room E
Jesse Scott : Peace with Labour? The Creation of the International Labour Jasmien van Daele : Social dynamics in international organizations and the role of small nations: the case of Belgium in the ILO F-6 NAT03 Production, Consumption and National Identities Room F
Elizabeth Jones : The Politics of Agricultural Intensification in the Kaiserreich: Gendering the Producer-Consumer Debate Caitlin Murdock : The Stuff of Identity: Material Life and Identity Formation in the Saxon-Bohemian Borderlands Alison Smith : Consumption beyond Class: Russia and the Search for a National Economy, a National Cuisine, and a National Identity G-6 ECO05 Learning in Economic History: 19th and 20th Centuries Room G
David Mitch : Practice versus Theory: Developments in Legal and Medical Education in the U.S. and the U.K. 1850 to 1950. Philip Scranton : Technological Learning in aircraft and aerospace projects, 1940-1970 H-6 FAM05 Sibling Relations, Close Marriage and Class Formation in Europe, 1750-1850 Room H
Carola Lipp : Sibling relations in Nineteenth-Century German Urban Life I-6 FAM19 Comparative views on child labor and apprenticeship, session dedicated to Tamara Hareven (Theme session) Room N1 O1
Tracy Dennison : Apprenticeship in 19th-century Russia: evidence from Yaroslavl' province Sherry Olson, Patricia Thornton : Youth responds to the labour market, Montreal 1880 J-6 ETH05 When Diasporas Come Home Room J
Javier Grossutti : From Argentine to Italy (1989-1994): A case of "Return Migration?" Arnd Schneider : Short Documentary: Voyage Argentina Adam Walaszek : Polonia Returns: Then and Now K-6 ELI05 Elites, Culture and Education in the 19th and 20th Century Room K
Ulrika Lagerlöf Nilsson : The Bishops of the Swedish Church as an Elite during the first half of the 20th Century Olli Matikainen : 'Academic Citizen' and Transition of Society in Finland after 1944 L-6 CUL06 Politics and Identity I Room L
Dietrich Orlow : The Socialist Fatherland: The GDR's Attempt to Create a National Identity Nuvit Tarhan : A Critical Examination of Globalization and Language M-6 POL11 Death, Dismemberment and Memory. Politics of the body in Latin America Room M
Lyman Johnson : Remembered Deaths: Martyrs and the Politics of Memory in Latin America Jeffrey M. Shumway : To forget or not to forget: Juan Manuel de Rosas, the Dirty War, and the Healing of Argentina Daryle Williams, Barbara Weinstein : Vargas Morto: The Death and Life of a Brazilian Statesman N-6 CRI06 Juvenile Crime & Justice II: Youth's sexual behaviour and the courts Room N
Tamara Myers : Girls, Boys, Sex, and the Juvenile Court David Niget : Venal sexuality, predatory sexuality, or pathological sexuality? Girls, boys and the juvenile justice system in Angers (France), 1914-1945 Ingrid van der Bij : The juvenile judge and the family supervision order; problematic sexuality in the Groningen juvenile court, 1922- 1940 O-6 LAB30 Colonialism and Labour: Africa Room O
Jan-Georg Deutsch : What made colonialism work? Labouring under colonial rule in East Africa, c. 1880-1920 Thaddeus Sunseri : Scientific Forestry and Labor Constraints in Colonial Tanzania, 1900-1961 P-6 HIS01 Using Gis for historical research I Room P
Nina Piotukh : West-East: the Rural Settling Systems in Russia (comparative spatial-statistical analysis using GIS) Vincent Tassenaar, Peter Groote : Infrastructural development and the standard of living in the Northern Netherlands, 1820-1913 Q-6 GEO03 Roundtable: Kenneth Pomeranz's "The Great Divide" Room R
R-6 AFR02 West African Migrants and their Hometowns Room S
Tundé Zack-Williams : West African migrants and African Diaspora Agency: the case of Liverpool S-6 FAM30 Families, markets and economic change Room T
Jacques Rémy : Possession, Position and Attributes: three case studies. Nadine Vivier : Collective properties and family strategy T-6 ORA16 Contrasts in Culture Room U
Roz Galtz : A Space of One's Own: Gender and creativity in the home narratives of women worlds apart Hugo Manson, Terry Brotherstone : Heroes or victims? Commemoration, documentary art, and the piper alpha disaster Katarina Schough : Oral geographies - charting the spatiality of landscape telling Marsha Siefert : Interpreting Autobiography as Oral History: The Many Lives of Frank Capra, Hollywood Director U-6 RUR09 Modernization and tradition Room Cie1
Andrey Karagodin : Reflections on tradition and modernity in post-Emancipation rural Russia (1861-1917). Mikkel Venborg Pedersen : Augustenborg. Ducal hierarchy on the road towards modernity V-6 ORA08 Narrating Socialist and Communist Pasts (a) Room Cie2
Svitlana Hurkina : Responses of the Ukrainian Greek Catholics on the liquidation and persecutions of their Church: 1945-1989 Julia Obertreis : Constructing ‘socialist’ biographies in Oral History interviews: Comparing Soviet Russia and GDR Irina Paert : Piety and profanity: researching religion in the Soviet Union through oral history interviews Ionica Pascanu : The intellectuals' attitude under communist oppresion W-6 WOM03 Post-War Nazi Trials in a gender perspective Room A2
Sabine Horn : Television coverage of the Majdanek Trial: An Analysis of Gender and History Regula Ludi : Seductive Fictions: Gendered Representations of the Swiss War Criminal Carmen Mory X-6 REL02 Religious movements in Eastern Europe in the 19th and 20th century X
Irina Novichenko : Christian Organizations in Russia, in the end of the 19th - in the beginning of the 20th cent. Svetlana M. Tchervonnaia : The Neo-Paganism in the Consciousness, Culture and Art of the Peoples of Ugrian-Finnish Area of Russia
Thursday 25 March 2004
14:15
A-7
TEC05
International Technology and American Hegemony in the 1960's and 1970's
Room A
Margaret Power : Modernity, Gender, and Technology during the Popular Unity Government in Chile B-7 FAM26 Servants and children. The role of domestic personnel in upbringing and education of master's children (16th-21st century) II Room B
Marjatta Rahikainen : Young girls as hired nurses in Finland and Sweden C-7 NAT04 Religion, Mythology and National Identities Room C
Werner Suppanz : The Relations between Politics and Religion and the Narratives on National Identity in 20th Century Austria Zulaikho Usmanova : Role of Mythological Constructions in Ethnic and Political Mobilization in Central Asia D-7 ELI06 Old Elites and Nationalism in Northern Europe Room D
Einar Hreinsson : 'Noblesse de robe' in society without classes? - Icelandic Elite between Danish absolutism and Icelandic nationalism Göran Norrby : Changing elite patterns among the Swedish 19th century titled nobility Johanna Wassholm : Language and national identity in Finland 1809-30 - The educated elite 'building a nation E-7 ORA09 Narrating Socialist and Communist Pasts (b) Room E
Ene Kõresaar : Narrative Memory of the Stalinist Experience in Life Stories of Elderly Estonians James Mark : Victims and Heroic Resistors? Retelling Communist Life Stories in the Post-Communist Period in Hungary John W. Mason : From Fear to Hope: Oral Histories of Soviet Armenia Karin Taylor : Communist Heroes and Idols of Rock: Exploring Relations Between Youth and State in Socialist Bulgaria F-7 GEO04 The Geography of Illigitimacy Room F
Alysa Levene : Illegitimacy among poor children in eighteenth-century London Samantha Williams : Unmarried Mothers' petitions to the Foundling Hospital and the rhetoric of need in the long eighteent century Robert Woods : Were bastards unwanted everywhere? G-7 WOM10 Disciplined and undisciplined bodies Room G
Katrin Schultheiss : Women, madness and the normal body in 19th century France Jessica Shubow : Tempos of Normality: Family Time and Epochal Time in Mid-Twentieth Century Life and Behavioral Science H-7 FAM06 Sibling Ties and Practice in Nineteenth-Century Europe (Theme session) Room H
Elisa Martin, Juan Gamella : Kinship Relations Among Spanish Gypsies Arlette Schnyder : Eight Unmarried Sisters and their Four Married Brothers: Sibling Networks in Switzerland 1910 - 1950 Regina Schulte : The Future Historian and the Future of the Sisters I-7 SEX07 Sexual revolution and counter-revolution Room N1 O1
Aleksandar Stulhofer : Sexualities in Post-Communism Anna Temkina : Sexuality in Late Soviet Society: Everyday Life and Discursive Regulation J-7 ETH14 Return migration Room J
Martin Klinthäll : Return Migration from Sweden 1968-1996 Dorota Osipovic : People at a Crossroads. The Case of Second-Generation British Poles K-7 HEA08 Environment, space & health Room K
Raffaella Salvemini : Health and hygiene in Southern Italy in the Modern Age L-7 LAT09 Politics and Culture in the Peripheries of Early Modern European World System Room L
David Cahill : Structure, Culture and Religion; The Inca Nobility of Colonial Peru Hans Hagerdal : Rebellious Timor; The Structure of Anti-Western Rebellions on a Southeast Asian Island in the Eighteenth Century M-7 ECO06 Learning in Economic History: Policy Room M
Lars Jonung : Looking ahead through the Rear-View Mirror: Swedish Stabilization Policy as a Learning Process, 1970-1995 Håkan Lobell, Lars Pettersson : Monetary Events and Debates in Sweden and England 1779 -1850.- A Comparative Approach to the Development of Monetary Theory. Hugh Pemberton, Michael Oliver : Learning and Change in 20th Century British Economic Policy N-7 CRI07 Juvenile Crime & Justice III: Institutional and judicial responses: Montreal, 1850-1950 Room N
Janice Harvey : 'At-Risk' Children and the Montreal Ladies' Benevolent Industrial School, 1883 - 1921 Sylvie Ménard : The Montreal Juvenile Delinquents Court and the Saint-Antoine Institute for delinquent boys Jean Trépanier : Children and their families in juvenile court : actors or spectators of their own fate? O-7 LAB18 Early Modern Working Women: the Dutch case in international perspective Room O
Marjolein van Dekken : Women and work in the early modern Netherlands: The production of and trade in beverages. Danielle van den Heuvel : Women and work in the early modern Netherlands: women's work in trade Elise van Nederveen Meerkerk : Women and work in the early modern Netherlands: spinners and the organization of production P-7 HIS02 Using GIS for historical research II Room P
Robert M. Schwartz : Railways and Rural Development in Nineteenth-Century France George Vascik : Local dimensions of the 'crisis of liberalism' in East Fresia as reflected in the German elections of 1881 and 1884 Q-7 EDU05 Objects, Subjects or Citizens Room R
Jonas Qvarsebo : The debate on discipline and corporal punishment in the Swedish Primary School 1947-1958 Ingrid Söderlind, Kristina Engwall : Children, visability and citizenship in Sweden 1950-2000 R-7 CUL07 Politics and Identity II Room S
Éva Blénesi : The Cultural Context of Identity Politics Nalan Soyarik Şentürk : The Thorny Path of Citizenship in Turkey: Dilemma Between State and Individual Nikolai Vukov : The Imagination of Vital Remains: Death and Vitality of the Monuments of the Socialist Past in Bulgaria after 1989 S-7 ETH06 Meet the Author, Dirk Hoerder, Creating Societies: Immigrant Lives in Canada Room T
T-7 SOC09 Panel discussion of Catherine Hall's Civilizing Subjects Room U
U-7 RUR15 Modernization and Tradition II Room Cie1
Magnus Eriksson : Indications of modernisation? The transitional roles of clergymen on the German island of Rügen during the 18th and 19th centuries. Carsten Porskrog Rasmussen : Modern manors? Reflections on the character of early modern manors based on the examples of Denmark and Schleswig-Holstein V-7 LAB10 When Farm Workers meet the Industrial World Room Cie2
Simon Constantine : Migrant labour Protest in Mecklenburg c1880 - 1924 Ignazio Masulli : Social conflict and change in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries Italy Lars Olsson : Polish labour migration to Sweden before WW1 W-7 POL12 Comparative Perspectives on Left Politics in Italy, India and the US Room A2
Dylan Riley : Towards An Explanation of Right Party Ascendancy in Italy: The Maurice Zeitlin, L. Frank Weyher : 'Black and White, Unite and Fight': Interracial Working-Class Solidarity and Racial Employment Equality in the United States, 1935-55 X-7 ORA07 Roundtable: What does Oral History add to War Memories X
Y-7 ANT03 Inventing the Ancient Economy Y
Beate Wagner-Hasel : Karl Buecher and Ancient Economy
Thursday 25 March 2004
16:30
A-8
NET
Network meetings and business meeting
Room A
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