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Saturday 27 March 2004
14:15
A-15
ORA17
Embodied Experience
Room A
Margriet Heesch, Van : Ethical Trouble and the Lives of Dutch Adults Born with intersex conditions Margot Souliere : Plural perspective, a multivocal approach in narrative analysis in Medical Anthropology. The Mindful Body : listening, reading and interpreting the multiple voices in ethnographic narratives Laura Stark : The 'open body' in early modern Finnish rural experience Saara Tuomaala : First Bike and the Joy of the Handlebars.Technical Modernization and Bodily Identities of Rural Youth in Finland of the 1920's and 1930's B-15 LAB32 Insecure Professionals Room B
Chris Nottingham : Changing Jurisdictions. Reflections on the politics of an insecure professional Marsha Wilson : Experiences of change: the impact of public health policy on health visitors C-15 URB02 Total War and the European City Room C
Karl Christian Fuehrer : Images of Destruction: Representations of 'Operation Gomorrha' in Hamburg Newspapers during the 1940s and 1950s Helen Jones : Representations of the urban experience of war in Britain, 1939-1945 D-15 ELI12 Consumption and Differentiation in Early Modern Europe Room D
Johanna Ilmakunnas : Lifestyle and Consumption of the Swedish Aristocracy in Eighteenth Century Klas Nyberg : The 'Skeppsbro Nobility' in Stockholm in the 18th century : the rise and decline of a merchant elite. Karen A. Seip : Conspicuous consumption in Denmark-Norway in the 16th century E-15 MID07 Religion and society in Medieval Europe Room E
Gabriella Erdélyi : Conflicts, negotiations, concessions: the laity and the clergy in Late Medieval Hungary Ruxandra-Iulia Stoica : Medieval semiology: an esoteric perspective Liesbeth Zuidema : Artistic patronage in Carthusian monasteries in late medieval Europe F-15 ETH26 Ethnicity & Identity Room F
Karin Hofmeester : Shaping the Nation and Jewish Identity in Revolutionary times. Constitutional Debates on Jewish citizenship in France and the Netherlands compared Patrick Kury : The construction of the Swiss 'National Body' after World War One Deborah Michaels : Constructing Citizens: Civic Education and Romani Relations in the Former Czechoslovakia G-15 ECO14 Capital Market Anomalies Room G
Margaryta Korolenko, Joerg Baten & Peter Beckschaefer : War, Crisis, and the Capital Market: The Anomaly of the Size Effect 1880-1990 Lyndon Moore, Steve Juh : 60 years before Black Scholes: How well did investors price warrants on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange H-15 LAB35 Determinants of Female Labour Force Participation: 19th century case studies Room H
Luisa Muñoz : Labor markets in maritime industries Nathalie Ostroot, Eliane Richard : Contextual Effects: Women's Employment in Marseille and Aix-en-Provence in the Late 19th Century I-15 CUL24 Method and Theory in the Study of Culture: Perspectives and Challenges Room N1 O1
Maria A. Paz, Julio Montero : Talking Pictures: Photography as a Mean to Study Film Audiences in Spanish Social History (1896-1936) Raisa Maria Toivo : Power and authority in early modern patriarchal theory and peasant practise? J-15 FAM16 Historical sources on family and demography. A critical comparisan from Asian and European perspective Room J
Noboru Higashi : Religious registation in pre-modern Japan Tsunetoshi Mizoguchi : Precious topographies of pre-modern Japan, 1603-1912 Satoshi Murayama : Population registers in social change of German pre-industrial regions. 17th - 19th century K-15 LAB26 Left-wing organisational life in Europe and Africa 1895-1940 Room K
Allison Drew : Cultures of Communism: A Comparative Analysis of South Africa and Algeria in the 1930s William Kenefick : The Scots and the South African Labour Movement c. 1895 to 1914. Lucien Van Der Walt : Bakunin's Heirs in South Africa: Race and Revolutionary Syndicalism from the IWW to the International Socialist League, 1910-1921 L-15 CUL14 Inventing Tradition: Political and Ideological Utilisation of Tradition Room L
Solange Ferraz Lima : Artisans, clients and taste choices in Brazilian home interior decorative painting Lilia Venegas, Anna Fernández : The myth of the pretty indian girl: nationalism in early XXth century in Mexico Kristine Wirts : The Bourgeoisie of the Heavens: Protestant Ideology in Seventeenth-Century France M-15 ETH09 Regionally determined migration Room M
Jelle van Lottum : Migration in the North Sea region 1550-1750 Anne Winter : Movement in and out of transforming Antwerp, ca 1780-ca 1860 Hermann Zeitlhofer : Migration in rural Bohemia, 1850-1910 N-15 SOC13 The Petite Bourgeoisie and the State during the Interwar Period I Room N
Heinz-Gerhard Haupt : The German Petite Bourgeoisie and the State during the Interwar Period Peter Heyrman : Unlocking the padlock-law. Large and small scale distribution in Belgium (1918-1961) Jonathan Morris : Shopkeepers and Fascists in Italy (1919-1939) O-15 TEC06 Technology in the Postwar Order Room O
Staffan Stranne : Local Labour Conditions during the Third Industrial Revolution. Report from a Workplace Discussion Group. P-15 HEA12 Declining urban mortality in the Nordic Countries Room P
Anne Løkke : Victorian side effects - hygiene, wet nurses and infant mortality in Copenhagen 1820-1920 Lisa Öberg : Medico-political and citizen action to reduce infant and child mortality in Stockholm 1878-1926 John Rogers, Sören Edvinsson & Anders Brändström : Causes of death in northern Swedish towns during the demographic and the epidemiological transition Q-15 SEX11 LGBT identities in contemporary societies Room R
Jens Rydström : Le quint état civil: The history of registered partnership for homosexuals in Scandinavia R-15 THE06 Methodological issues in social science history Room S
Paul Kerry : An Investigation of Possible Influences on national Socialist Party Membership Using Multivariate Statistics Philipp Mueller : Explanation or Fiction? Reflections on the Concept of Narrative in Historical Writing Matti Peltonen : Lebensmethodik and Dispositifs. A Comparison of Weber's and Foucault's Central Concept S-15 SOC03 Homogamy: Planning the IRSH supplement Room T
T-15 CRI11 Drugs, Politics and Consumption from the 1950's to the 1970's: International Perspectives Room U
Robert Stephens : Gender and the Politics of Drugs: Debating Drug Consumption in Hamburg, 1969-1975 Klaus Weinhauer : The London Drug Scenes in the 1960/70s U-15 WOM05 States - Children - Families: Comparisons in Post-War Europe Room Cie1
Karen Hagemann : Father State and His Children: The Politics of Public Education--Comparing the Two Germanies Jacqueline Heinen : Childcare Policies in Poland Wiebke Kolbe : Swedish childcare and parental politics since World War II W-15 LAB22 Trade Unions, Workers and the State in Britain, 1951-79 Room A2
Nina Fishman : Banquo's ghost-relations between Conservative governments and the Trade Union Congress, 1951-64 Dave Lyddon : The British state and strikes, 1951-79 Richard Whiting : Justice and work in modern Britain X-15 POL15 Comparative perspectives on political development and state formation X
Christoph Boyer : The GDR, Poland, Czechoslovakia and Hungary: Socialist development paths in comparative perspective. Mathieu Denis : For that system, many men, many pennies - the politics of German trade unions in the unification, 1989-1990 Matthieu Leimgruber : Business Power and the Divided Welfare State: Switzerland and the United States in Comparative Perspective Y-15 WOR01 Part 1. Canada and the Spanish Civil War Y
Jean-François Gazaille : Canadians Volunteers in the Spanish Civil War: The Account of a political Emancipation Larry Hannant : Canadian Women in the Spanish Civil War Michael Petrou : The ethnic background of the Canadian Volunteers in the Spanish War |
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