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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
Friday 26 March 2004
10:45
A-10
FAM22
Emergence of demographic thought in Europe (17th-18th century)
Room A
Jean-Marc Rohrbasser, Jacques Véron : Inoculation Controversy and Mathematics of Chances : d'Alembert, Bernoulli and Lambert Christine Théré : Daignan and the duration of human life B-10 MID04 Oligarchy and Patronage in Spanish and Portuguese Late Medieval Urban Society: 1. Politics and power relations Room B
Angel Galán Sanchez : The Muslim Population of the Christian Kingdom of Granada: Urban oligarchies and rural communities Yolanda Guerrero Navarrete : Politic and financial groups in the Castilian towns at XV century: the case of Burgos Flocel Sabate : Oligarchies and Social Fractures in the Cities of Lower Middle-Age Catalonia C-10 LAB08 Out on Strike: Women's Use of Strikes as a Weapon in their Struggle for Equality in the Labour Market Room C
Susanne Fransson, Christer Thörnqvist : Industrial Conflict and Bargaining Strategies in Female-dominated Occupations in Post-war Sweden Julie Guard : 'She was a Little Bit of a Shit-Disturber': Respectability, Female Militancy, and Identity in a mid-1960s Ontario Strike Marjaliisa Hentilä : Strikes of women in shops. An example of a low paid working women´s struggle in Finland D-10 ANT04 Fashioning the Past Room D
Mary Harlow : Reading Female Dress in Late Antiquity Lloyd Llewellyn-Jones : Picturing the Persians: The Reception of Achaemenid Dress in Europe 1550-1790 James Robson : New Clothes, A New You: Clothing and Character in Aristophanes Susan Stewart, Susan Stewart : Look at me: women and cosmetics in the roman world E-10 URB03 Modern Urbanism and the Transformation of Nature Room E
Henrik Örnebring : City of Images, City of Words Christopher Otter : The vital city: abattoirs, dairies and public laboratories in 19th Century Britain F-10 POL02 Political manifestation in comparative perspective Room F
Annemarie Houkes : From religion to politics. The introduction of the Episcopal Hierarchy in the Netherlands, 1853 Michael L. Hughes : Funerals in Berlin. Political Funeral as Public Demonstration in Imperial Germany William Issel : 'For Both Cross and Flag': The Politics of Catholic Action in California during the 1930s G-10 RUR11 RUR11Methods of problem-solving on the commons in past and present I Room G
Hans Olav Bråtå : The Wild Reindeer Board in the Rondane area in Norway - how local people developed a regional management of a common pool resource Minoti Chakravarty-Kaul : Institutions of Pastoral Commons in the Context of Uncertainty and Risk : A comparative study of problem solving by shepherding communities in North Ronaldshay, in the Orkneys and Gaddis in Chamba, North-West Himalayas Staffan Granér : Communal Property Rights and Institutional Change H-10 FAM10 Women and Property Room H
Hiroko Hashimoto : Invention of Patriarchy? : Thai Traditional Family System and the Reconstruction of Women's Property Rights in Early Beatrice Moring : Women, Property Rights and Property Control in Pre-Industrial Scandinavia Muriel Neven : Women and property in nineteenth-century rural Belgium I-10 GEO10 Colonial and postcolonial studies in historical geography Room N1 O1
Maria Lane : Appropriating Space: Geographic Representations of the Planet Mars, 1867-1907 Stephen Legg : Conceptualising Congestion and Over-Population: Re-theorising and Re-building Colonial Delhi, 1911-47 J-10 EDU06 Youth, culture and modernity 2 Room J
Michelle Swann : Selling more than Chocolate and Cheese: Investigating the Branding of 20th Century Swiss-Based Cosmopolitan Education for English-Speaking Children K-10 CRI16 Police II: Police and the people, 19th-20th century Room K
Johanna Dahlgren : Women police in Stockholm 1908-1971 Anja Johansen : Good Burghers and Law Enforcement: Complaints against the Police in late nineteenth-century Tourcoing, Düsseldorf and Dundee Paul Lawrence : The Police, Poverty and Criminality in France and England, 1850-1939 Chris A. Williams : The day-to-day control of policing in the UK, 1930-1980: from regulation to control room L-10 CUL09 Myths and Mystifications in History Room L
Tatiana Artemyeva : Archetypes of Russian philosophy of History in the epoch of Enlightenment Claire Levy : Pop vs. Art: Reflections on Culture and the Myths of Modernity M-10 ETH08 Immigrant organisations II (Theme session) Room M
Yvonne Rieker : A state of suspense? Italian migration within Europe after World War II N-10 ORA12 Social Change, Gender and Civil Society Room N
Judith Johnson : Oral Histories of African-American Women in Wichita Kansas Ebru Soytemel : Oral History Among Istanbul Jewish Community: A Case of Participation to Community Life By Female Volunteers Through Charity Work with Elderly Women O-10 ETH16 In and out of Britain Room O
Johannes-Dieter Steinert, Inge Weber-Newth : European Migrant Workers in Britain. The Post-War Experience P-10 FAM29 Families, migration and economic change Room P
Sylvie Dépatie : Individual Trajectories and the Labour Market in the Montréal Region in the Eighteenth Century Rose Duroux : Retour des hommes, retour des devises (Men return, currencies return) Anne-Lise Head : Institutional and economic obstacles impeding migration in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, the case of Switzerland Q-10 HEA06 Health, science & race Room R
Vittoria Serafini : Medical Body/ Social Body: Eugenics in Medical Theory and Practices Between the Two World Wars Italy. Myriam Spörri : The 'purity' of the Volkskörper and the threat of 'mixed blood' Alexander von Schwerin : Beyond Life and Death. Health Without Body in Interwar Genetics and the Eugenic Icon R-10 ETH29 Theory and method in Migration studies Room S
Josée Bergeron, Marc Tremblay & Hélène Vézina : Contribution of Acadian migrants to the gene pool of the population of Quebec (Canada) Alice B. Kasakoff, John W. Adams & Inez Egerbladh : Did Men or Women Live farther from their Kin ? Sweden vs American North,1850 S-10 NAT05 Colonialism, Post-Colonialism and Nationalism Room T
Prachi Deshpande : Brave Warriors, Damsels in Distress: Historical Writing, Gender, Modernity and Nationalism in Colonial India Joseph Milton Fernando : The triumph of moderate nationalism in late colonial Malaya, 1952-1955 Erik Grimmer-Solem : The Professors' Africa: Colonial Reform, the Kolonialpolitisches Aktionskomité, and the Radicalization of German Weltpolitik, 1904-1914 T-10 WOM07 The restless Fifties: Expectations and realities for graduate women in the 1950's in the UK, Australia and the USA Room U
Alison Mackinnon : University women shaping the future in Australia in the 50s and early sixties Pat Thane : Graduate Women in 1950s Britain U-10 SOC01 Embedding Entrepreneurship: Culture and Business in Germany, 1870-1980 Room Cie1
Ulrich Baumann : Jewish businesswomen and female entrepreneurs in Weimar Republic Berlin Christiane Eifert : Is There a Female Entrepreneurial Culture? German Female Entrepreneurs, 1930-1980 Svenja Kornher : Business Relations and Images of Gender in Hairdressing Dorothea Schmidt : The Culture of Competition - The Case of the German Reatil Trade, 1870-1930 V-10 ECO09 The costs and benefits of merchant guilds, 1300-1800 Room Cie2
Donald Harreld : Merchant and Guild: the shift from privileged group to individual entrepreneur in sixteenth-century Antwerp Erik Lindberg : The Revival of Guilds: A Preface to a Study of Institutions and Trade in the Baltic Area, c. 1650-1880 Sheilagh Ogilvie, Roberta Dessi : Social Capital and Collusion: The Case of Merchant Guilds Peter Stabel : Profiting from collectivity: the costs and benifits of merchant guilds at the Bruges market (14th - 15th centuries) W-10 WOM21 Gender, the Law and Politics Room A2
Yildiz EcevIt : Social history of Women's Organisations as Advocates of Women's Rights Simona Feci : Constructing women's legal identity: a comparison between ancien regime italian states and the Liberal state Pauline Prior : Gender and the use of the insanity defence in nineteenth century Ireland X-10 POL05 Strategies of remembrance and reconciliation X
Delia Alexandru : Post-totalitarianism and the Promise of 'Living within the Truth' Jennifer Burrell : Contentious History and Community Conflicts: Disputing the Past on Contemporary Terrain in Post-Peace Accords Guatemala Lessie Jo Frazier : Memory and Solidarity: German documentary filmmakers and Chilean ex-political prisoners Y-10 THE09 Representations of the past Y
Christoph Conrad : National Historiography as an International Object: Comparison, Cultural Transfers, Entangled History Linas Eriksonas : Comparative History Writing in Eastern Europe: Project in Progress
Friday 26 March 2004
14.15
A-11
HEA11
Historical Perspectives on occupational health in Scotland
Room A
Arthur McIvor : The war at work: occupational health and safety in World War Two in Scotland David Walker : Chemical Workers and Occupational Health in Scotland, 1880-1920 B-11 URB04 Gender, Modernity and Domesticity in Urban Life Room B
Leif Jerram : Kitchen Sink Dramas: Women, Modernity and Planning in Weimar Germany Despina Stratigakos : The 'New Woman' Builds Her City: Imperial Berlin and the Gendered Architectural Spaces of Modernity C-11 WOM20 Masculinities in Formation Room C
Stephan Miescher : 'Called to work for the Kingdom of God': The Challenges of Presbyterian Masculinity in Colonial Ghana Michael Taylor : Sexual Practices in English Boys' Fiction in the Eighteen Fifties. Frank, Basil, Tom and Eric and their Friends E-11 ORA13 Gender and Work Room E
David Hopkin : Sailors' Tales: Autobiographical Fairy Stories from Saint-Cast (Côtes-d’Armor) Andreas Langenohl, Kerstin Schmidt-Beck : Memory at the Stock Market / Identities of professionals in the financial centre Emma Robertson : Researching Women Cocoa Farmers in Nigeria: Race, Class, Gender and Colonialism in Oral History F-11 LAB19 Structuring Time, Allocating Labour: Urban Household Strategies in 20th Century Russia and the Soviet Union Room F
Gijs Kessler : Earning an Income in the Workers' Paradise: work-efforts of the Soviet Urban Household, 1917-41 Andrei Markevich : Household Strategies in the Shortage Economy, 1940-1965 Viktoria Tiazhelnikova : The Value of Domestic Labour, 1965-1986 Timur Valetov : Pre-revolutionary households: work and life in a migrant society G-11 RUR12 Methods of problem-solving on the commons in past and present II Room G
Andrea Finger, Dr. Margaret Shannon : Enacting the commons - Local participation in communally owned forests of the French and Swiss Alps Herman Tak : Commons and Local Religion in Pre-modern Southern Italy Paul Warde : Recording regulation: the context of by-laws and their relation to resource scarcity H-11 WOR05 Meet the Author session: Andre Gunder Frank: Reorient into the Nineteenth Century Room H
I-11 EDU07 Modernizing ideologies Room N1 O1
Kristen Nawrotzki : Froebel is Dead; Long Live Froebel! The National Froebel Foundation and English Education Ann Pickford : Importing visions of childsaving, an item of international collaboration. Karin Zetterqvist Nelson : 100 years of dyslexia J-11 LAT05 Regimes of Reproduction: Fertility, Midwifery and Pediatrics in 20t Century Latin America Room J
Tamera Marko : When They Became the Nation's Children: Pediatrics, Wet Nurses, and the (Re)invention of Childhood in Rio de Janeiro, 1874-1943: Race, Class, and Gender in Reproductive Medicine as Nation-Building Projects Jadwiga Pieper : Reproductive Medicine and the Dead Science Left Behind Alexandra Puerto : The Revival of Midwifery and the Struggle for the Control of Childbirth in Mexico K-11 FAM28 Methodologies and analysis of illegitimacy Room K
Jan van Bavel : The relation between illegitimate fertility and subsequent childbearing within marriage. An investigation of innovation-diffusion theory using cohort fertility data from a Belgian town L-11 MID09 Public Health - from Medieval to Early Modern Times Room L
Meri Vuohu : Healthy City and Countryside in the Renaissance Italy: Pisan Practices and Experiences M-11 ETH11 Dominant ethnicity and whiteness I Room M
Geoffrey Hosking : Russians as dominant ethnicity in the USSR Danielle Juteau : The concealed ethnicity of dominant majorities: the 'Pure lain' Québécois Eric Kaufmann : Conceptualising Dominant Ethnicity, Past and Present O-11 LAB12 Strategies in class conflict: lock-outs, strike breaking and mediation Room O
Richard Maguire : The British State, Fascists and Strike-Breaking, 1925 to 1926 Sjaak Van der Velden : The disappearance of the lock-out as a weapon in the clash between the classes Andrei Volodin : Russian Factory Inspection: Mediation in Labour Conflict & its Social Impact P-11 HIS03 Using GIS to analyse urban patterns in the past Room P
Frank Suurenbroek : Reconstructing the fringe. A spatial reconstruction of the 1832 fringe belt of Haarlem, using a GIS approach Steven Trick, Chris Lloyd, Keith Lilley & Conor Graham : Characterising medieval urban form using GIS: digital morphometric analysis and its uses in historical urban morphology Q-11 LAB11 Russian Connections Room R
Barry Mcloughlin : Austria, the Comintern and Soviet Espionage Emmet O'Connor : Between Bolshevism and republicanism: the Comintern and communism in Ireland Bryan Palmer : A year of living dangerously: James P. Cannon, the birth of American Trotskyism, and the Sixth World Congress of the Communist International, 1928 R-11 MID10 Oligarchy and Patronage in Spanish and Portuguese Late Medieval Urban Society: 2. Social constructions Room S
José Antonio Jara Fuente : Attributing Social Spaces and Satisfying Social Expectations: the Urban System as a Circuit of Power Structuring Relations (Castile in the Fifteenth-Century). Germán Navarro, José Ángel Sesma : Prosopography of the urban societies of Aragon in the XIV-XVth centuries. Social strategies and individual behaviour within the urban ruling groups Eloisa Ramírez-Vaquero : Urban oligarchic networks in Navarra S-11 ELI08 Political Culture of Early Modern Europe Room T
Tiago Miranda : John V (1706-1750): a hand-made portrait Erik Opsahl : From State Elite to Regional Elite. The Norwegian Nobility from the Late Middle Ages to the end of the 17th Century T-11 CRI17 Police III: Police and Public Order in Interwar Europe Room U
Gerald Blaney : Conditional Loyalty: The Civil Guard and the Spanish Second Republic, 1931-1936. Stewart Lloyd-Jones, Diego Palacios Cerezales : Guardians of the Republic? Portugal's Guarda Nacional República and the politicians during the 'New' Old Republic, 1919-1926' U-11 REL03 Islam, Nation and Religion Room Cie1
Fulya Atacan : Banning of the Sufi orders in Turkey: Is it a real trauma? Osman Tastan : On the Idea of Civil Disobedience in Islamic Law V-11 ETH17 Migration and Nation I Room Cie2
Deirdre Moloney : Women and Morality in U.S. Deportation Policy Philippe Rygiel : Selecting migrants. French local bureaucracy and migrants in the 30's Corrie van Eijl : Foreign labour markets and Dutch immigration policy, 1870-1940 W-11 SEX09 Sex in Postwar Germany Room A2
Josie Mclellan : Socialism and the Naked Body: Nudes and Nudism in the German Democratic Republic (GDR) X-11 POL10 Transitional Politics I: Post crisis politics in Early Modern Europe X
Freya Sierhuis : Authority and obedience in Dutch political thought, 1580-1620 Martin Van Gelderen : After the Armada: Conscience, Church and State in England and Holland, 1585-1645 Y-11 ANT02 Violence and Honour in the Ancient World Y
Nicholas Fisher : Honour and Violence in Classical Greece Hans Van Wees : Violent competition and coercion in early Greece
Friday 26 March 2004
16.30
A-12
SOC15
Welfare States Cross-Examined
Room A
Lena Eriksson, Eero Carroll : Welfare Politics Cross-Examined: Eclecticist Analytical Perspectives on Sweden and the Developed Countries Peter Johansson : Haunted by the Past: Continuity and Change in Swedish Sickness Insurance Policy 1910-1931 Ingela Naumann : The Family and the Welfare State: Child Care Politics in Germany and Sweden B-12 URB07 Perceptions of the Modern Built Environment Room B
Andrew Lees : Germans View American Cities: From the 1880s to the 1930s Helen Meller : From health and happiness to a concern for environmental issues: green open spaces in European cities 1940-2000 C-12 LAB31 Race and Transatlantic Political Culture: 1930-60 (Theme session) Room C
James Miller : The Politics of Exile: African American Writers in Paris during the 1950s Susan Pennybacker : Refugees and Racial Politics in the 1930s Timothy Schroer : Black music in a white land: German reactions to jazz and spirituals in the American occupation zone D-12 ELI09 Gendered and Cultural Elites -Change and Continuity Room D
Kai Häggman : How to gain succes, money and power in publishing? The case of WSOY 1878-2003. Karin Nordberg, Maria Edström : Genres, elites and gender - reflections on the changing of power in the media-room. E-12 MID06 Gift-exchange in later medieval Europe: sources, problems and perspectives Room E
Jan Hirschbiegel : New Year's gift-giving at the French courts - one system, different functions Hanno Wijsman : Manuscripts as gifts at the fifteenth century Burgundian court F-12 LAB23 Determinants of female labour force participation in the first half of the 20th century Room F
Hege Roll-Hansen : On female labour and statistical categories Irina Shil'nikova : Workers' Wages and Bonuses at the Russian Manufacture in the Beginning of 20th Century: The Gender Gap Selina Todd : Young Women's Employment in Interwar England G-12 EDU09 Radical Acts: Canadian Education in the post-war years Room G
Steve Hewitt : Aiding the Security State: Canadian University Informers and Academic Freedom in the Cold War Christabelle Sethna : Mercy Flights: Radicalizing University Students About Abortion and Contraception, 1960-1980. H-12 FAM12 Updating Categories: National health care systems during the 20th century Room H
John Mohan : Disaggregated estimates of voluntary and municipal expenditure on hospital provision in Britain before the NHS Sundeep Nayak : History of Public Health in British India 1872-1947: Analysis of Policy Interventions and Demographic Outcomes Peter Skold, Per Axelsson : Historical Roots of the Welfare State. The Structure and Expenditures of Health Care in Sweden. I-12 FAM35 Family values and gender roles Room N1 O1
Ines Angjeli-Murzaku : Albanian's First Post Communist Decade. Values in Transition Joanne Klein : 'God needed one more angel child': A Study of Children's Grave Stones in God's Acre, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, 1770-2000 Orit Manor : Blood Revenge and Family Honor - The Galilee Moshava An Arena of the Social Groups Interaction in Palestine Shurlee Swain : Towards a Social Geography of Baby Farming J-12 ORA14 Gender Family Structures under Stress: Poverty, Migration, Abandonment, Divorce Room J
Zeynep Kilic : Ruptured Family Ties, Crucial Summers: Temporary Abandonment K-12 LAB16 Conceptualisations of Labour Room K
Julia Peralta : Active labour market policy and the Other: Women, Disabled, Immigrants in the face of labour market restructuring in the 1990s Juha Siltala : The rise and fall of the job as a personal possession Brigitte Studer : Social policy as gender technology. The category of the unemployed in Switzerland in the 1930s M-12 ETH18 Migration and Nation II Room M
Silvia Pedraza : Democratization and Migration: Cuba's Exodus and the Development of Civil Society Dorothee Schneider : Citizenship Reversed: Deportation and Expatriation of Political Dissidents in the United States, 1917-1921 N-12 WOR03 Meet the Author session: John Richards' The Unending Frontier Room N
O-12 CRI04 Penal Policies & Incarceration Room O
Marie Gottschalk : Fall From Grace: Women's Groups, Feminists, and the Politics of Mass Incarceration Maria João Vaz : Crime and Political Opposition in Portugal (1880-1910) Alfred Weiss, Gerhard Ammerer : ... so that they do not grow mouldy in prison ... Penitentiaries and Workhouses, Sentencing and the Prison Discourse in Austria around 1800 P-12 HEA09 The patients perspective Room P
Sabina Roth : Among Booklets and Files: Therpeutic Experiences with Schroth's Nature Cure (1860-1880) Mirjam Triendl : On Representation and Embodiment. Experiencing Difference and Identity in the Spas of Bohemia. 1890-1938. Q-12 GEO07 Socialism as history? Representations of transitions Room R
Andreas Helmedach : Old narratives, new circumstances: Approaches towards the Ottoman legacy in South Eastern Europe Denisa Kostovicova : Post-Socialism and New National Heritage: Regional Geopolitics of Serb (Dis)Unity in the Balkans Stephanie Schwandner-Sievers : Albanian 'Traditions': Trajectories and Transformations in post-war Kosovo R-12 SEX05 Crises of Male Sexuality in 20th Century Europe Room S
David James Prickett : Body Crisis, Identity Crisis: Discourses on Masculinity and Homosexuality in the Early Twentieth Century S-12 ETH12 Dominant ethnicity and whiteness II Room T
Dienke Hondius : 'Race' in 18-20th century Dutch historiography and social science. Chris Quispel : The concept of whiteness; the Dutch case Michael Schubert : Racism and settlement: The impact of Social Darwinism in German colonial discourse T-12 LAT06 Police IV: Political Policing in 20th Century Latin America Room U
Marcia Guena : Paraguay's and Brazil's political polices under the Operation Condor Marcus Klein : The role of the Chilean Carabineros in the Pinochet regime Aaron Navarro : Policing Politics in Mexico: The Role of Intelligence in Electoral Transitions, 1940-1952 U-12 THE04 The Politics of History Room Cie1
Patrick Finney : 'Who Speaks for History?' Charles T. Johnson : Herodotus Who and 'Annales' What?: Historiography and the History Student Alun Munslow : Getting on with History V-12 ECO11 Migration, Communal Leadership and Institutional Developments in the Argentine-Brasilian Social Economic Context Room Cie2
Marilia Klaumann Canovas : The Gallego migrant in the pualista cultural coffee world. 1870-1930 Celia López, Javier Patricio Borche : European Leadership in the beginning- development and projection of Argentine agrarian cooperation, 1900-1960. Lilia Zanotti De Medrano : From Migrant to Business Man: Nicolas Mihanovich's fluvial navy arm, XIX century X-12 POL06 Transitional Politics II: Restoration politics in Europe around 1815 X
Matthijs Lok : Government bureaucracies and the quest for stability in Restoration France and the Netherlands (1813-1830) Darrin Mcmahon : 'Vive le Roi Quand Même'. Ultra Rhetoric and the Undoing of the Bourbon Restoration from the Right Anders Sundin : Peace and stability - the culture of the new regime in Sweden 1809 Y-12 CUL11 Reinventing Tradition in Periods of Social Transition Y
Tiina Huokuna : Revolution at home! Visual Changes in Everyday Life in the late 1960's and early 1970's Miglena Ivanova : Grafitti Writings and Student Protest Performances as Opinion Outlets in the Public Space of Post Communist Bulgaria Antoaneta Nikolova : Influence of Far Eastern Religions in Eastern Europe |
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