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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 |
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