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Friday 26 March 2004
8:30
A-9
WOM18
Gender and Fascism
Room A
Carlota Coronado Ruiz : Women and maternity in fascism as seen in the LUCE news bulletins Daniella Sarnoff : Fascism and the Family: Interwar Politics in France B-9 ETH28 Emigration Room B
Eva St Jean : Swedes in British Columbia: Canadian Railways a Return Ticket to Swedish Farming? Dariusz Stola : Migrations from Poland 1948-1989: from non-exit to exodus and circulation Riemke Westerholt : Leaving the coastal area of Groningen: migrants and emigrants compared (1830-1940) C-9 CUL19 Intellectual and Cultural Migrations between Europe and the US Room C
Jessica C. E. Gienow-Hecht : Natural Friends? Leonard Bernstein and the Impact of Classical Music on Twentieth-Century European-American Relations Susan Glenn : The Vogue of Jewish Self-Hatred Richard Pells : From Modernism to the Movies: European Influences on American Mass Culture in the 20th Century D-9 HEA05 Discourses on Health Room D
Eva Johach : Gouverning the Organism - Models of innerorganismic 'health policies' in biomedical texts on cancer Hans Neefs : The public emergence of sexual health. The national campaign against venereal disease during the interwar period in Belgium E-9 MID03 Urban Elites in Northwestern Europe: social differentiation, collective behaviour and cultural expression Room E
Jelle Haemers : Dangerous Liaisons? The networks of urban elites in late medieval Flanders and their ambivalent connection with the central authority of the Burgundian State Guido Marnef : Collective actions and the struggle for power in sixteenth-century Brussels: a complex relationship between central state, city elite and middle and lower classes Maarten van Dijck : Crime and the urban elite in sixteenth-century Antwerp F-9 SOC07 Mutual Help Room F
Martin Gorsky : Social insurance and the British hospital system in the twentieth century: a road not taken Sakari Saaritsa : Social Networks as Informal Insurance? An Ego-Centred Network Analysis of Oral Histories from Early 20th Century Finland Brigitte Widdershoven : Health insurance and state legislation in Belgium and the Netherlands, 1850-1945 G-9 URB08 The communist and post-Communist City Room G
Sandor Horvath : Rock 'n Roll Hooligans, Pubs and 'Urban Socialism'. Street Corner Gangs in the Socialist Hungary Alexandra Staub : Magnitogorsk Russia: Post-Perestroika Life in a City Planned for Socialism H-9 FAM11 Urban fertility models Room H
Sofia Kling : “We Dare Not Live”: Birth Control, Abortion and Sexuality in Sweden, 1929-1940. Mary Louise Nagata, Kiyoshi Hamano : Fertility patterns in early modern Kyoto, Japan, 1843-1868 Reto Schumacher : Fertility decline and ecological constraint. Geneva 1800 - 1860 I-9 RUR02 Management of landed estates Room N1 O1
Mats Olsson : Manorial Economy and Corvée Labour in Early Modern Scania Piet van Cruyningen : Estate management in the eastern Netherlands during the 19th century J-9 ORA10 Women and Revolution Room J
Silvija Kavcic : Collective memories of women who were former concentration camp and Slovenian socialist society Agnes Khoo : Methodological and Ethical Issues Arising From the Process of Women's Oral History Collection György Majtényi : The Role of Women in the Hungarian Revolution of 1956 K-9 CRI15 Police I: The police between local and central power, 18th-20th century Room K
Nicole Dyonet : Working title : The 'Maréchaussée' in the 18th century : a tool in the service of the police forces. Its action in the field : between local and national dimensions. Cyrille Fijnaut, G.Meershoek & R.V.D. Wal & J. Smeets : The centralisation of the Dutch police system in the 19th-20th century René Lévy : Actors and stakes of the nationalization of the suburban police of Paris, 1934-1936 L-9 LAB07 Post World War II Strikes: Cultures, States and Unions Room L
Judith Byfield : The Great Upheaval - Taxation and Women's Protest in Post WWII Nigeria David De Vries : Strikes in Post World War II Palestine M-9 ETH07 Immigrant organisations I Room M
Henk Delger : German migrant organisations in the Netherlands, 1880-1914 Ewa Ignaczak : Polish migrant organisations in the Netherlands during the interbellum N-9 FAM09 Transmission strategies in urban and rural environment: a comparative analysis I Room N
Margareth Lanzinger : 'Not by law but by mercy'. Heiresses, Opportunities for Inheritance and Social Changes (18th / 19th Centuries) Volker Lünnemann : Succession, support and obligations. The familial transfer of peasant property in 19th century Westphalia. Ville Vuolanto : Strategies for Survival and Continuity in the Late Roman World O-9 FAM08 Sibling Relations in Early Modern Europe Room O
Gianna Ostinelli-Lumia : Property and Sibling Relations in Seventeenth-Century Italian Switzerland Sophie Ruppel : Sibling Relationships in the High Aristocracy of the Seventeenth-Century German Empire Karl-Heinz Spiess : Dowry regulations and sibling relations in the German Aristocracy of the later Middle Ages P-9 NAT06 Local, Regional and National Loyalties and Identities Room P
Wojciech Olszewski : Peasant Communities and the Processes of Establishing National Identities in Central Europe at the Turn of the 19th and 20 th Centuries Zakir H. Raju : Nationalism, Identity and National Cinema in Bangladesh Zeljko Vujadinovic, Biljana Babic : Reality and historical science in Bosnia and Herzegovina (1992-2002) Q-9 TEC04 Industrial Revolutions: Technology, Internationalisation, and Labor Room R
Jonas Sjölander : Ericsson, Andersson and the International Solidarity R-9 ORA01 The Holocaust: Survivor Memories a Room S
Eric Johnson, Karl-Heinz Reuband : Jewish Experiences of Persecution and Anti-Semitism in Nazi Germany: Social Scientific Survey Evidence Sabine Kittel : Ways of Coping in Different Countries: Two Jewish Former Prisoners of Ravensbrueck Concentration Camp Talk about Their Experiences Today Selma Leydesdorff : Holocaust and Survivors memories S-9 ELI07 Aristocracy in Pre-Modern Scandinavia Room T
Anu Lahtinen : Early Modern Ideas of Nobility in Theory and Practice Mirkka Lappalainen : Elite Conflict and the Birth of Absolutism in the 17th Centry Sweden Svante Norrhem : Aristocratic networks in Sweden 1632-1771: a gender study T-9 SEX08 Gender and the underside of sex Room U
Angus Mclaren : The Making of Modern Impotence U-9 CUL08 "Occident" and "Orient": Historical Inertia and Contemporary Complexes Room Cie1
Troy Paddock : Good Russian table, bad Russian table, does it matter?: Thomas Mann and a German Orientalism Murat Kenan Sentürk : East in The West: The Search for The True Orient X-9 POL07 State Policy, Media and Education in Sweden X
Patrik Lantto : The last colonial authority of Sweden? The Lapp Administration and the Sami, 1885-1971 Anne-Li Lindgren : State Policy and Educational Television in Sweden 1970-2000. Representations of childhood, parenthood and child care Maija Runcis : Education of immigrants in Sweden through radio- and television programs Y-9 WOM02 Reconstituting Citizenship/Redefining the Citizen in Western Europe After World War I Y
Laura Frader : Gender, Class, and Citizenship in Post World War I France Nicoletta Gullace : Gender and the Politics of Suffering in Interwar Britain Sonya Rose : Jobless Men, Masculinity and the 'Public' in Interwar Britain |
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