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Wednesday 24 March 2004
8:30
B-1
FAM01
Main results from national and international databases
Room B
Hiroshi Kawaguchi : Long Term Trends in Population in Northeastern Japan from the 17th to the 19th Century Peter Ward : Perinatal Mortality and Social Capital: A Comparative Approach H-1 FAM23 Fatherhoods Room H
Helen Rogers : ‘“The father’s rights are first in the house”: working women on fathers and fatherhood’ Julie-Marie Strange : 'Speechless with Grief': Bereavement and the working-class father, c. 1880-1914 Cristiana Viegas De Andrade : Paternity and family in eighteenth century Brazil: examining the patriarchal mentality
Wednesday 24 March 2004
10:45
H-2
FAM02
Premarital Cohabitation
Room H
Michel Oris, Olivier Perroux, Michel Porret : Marriage and Social Control in 19th Century Geneva Kari Pitkanen : An Eighteenth Century Boom in Premarital Cohabitation in an Eastern Finnish Parish Enrique Tandeter : Trial Marriage in the Colonial Andes
Wednesday 24 March 2004
14:15
H-3
FAM03
Family formation and failure? England 1400-1750
Room H
Philippa Maddern : 'The ever-changing family'; effects of life-cycle and social context M-3 FAM33 Endogamy and partnerchoice in comparative perspective I Room M
Luigi Lorenzetti, Reto Schumacher : Endogamy in urban context. Evidences from Swiss towns, 1850-1910 Gilbert Ritschard, Grazyna Ryczkowska : Endogamy - Community. Inter-generational mobility in 19th century Geneva Bart van de Putte, Andrew Miles : Endogamy according to social origin in 19th century Flanders and England X-3 FAM07 Dowries in Europe: The Long Run X
Anke Hufschmidt : Marriage Portion, Dowry, and Personal Money: Marriage and the Transmission Allan Tulchin : Inheritance and Property Relations in Nimes in the Sixteenth Century Y-3 FAM24 Marriage and family patterns in Europe Y
Julie Marfany : Age at marriage and marriage strategies in Catalonia, 1680-1829 Mikolaj Szoltysek : On the margins of Northwest Europe? Household, family and property in an Upper Silesian parish (18th century)
Wednesday 24 March 2004
16:30
H-4
FAM34
Endogamy and partnerchoice in comparative perspective II
Room H
Ólöf Garðarsdóttir : Emergence of a Nordic Marriage Pattern during the late 19th century? Ineke Maas, Jean Piere Pelisier, Daniele Rebaudo & Marco van Leeuwen : Social mobility in France. Muriel Neven, Michel Oris : Social control and marital endogamy in town and countryside. The 19th century Eastern Belgium experience K-4 FAM31 Quantitative approach of social and family networks I Room K
Matteo Manfredini, Mario Breschi & Lucia Pozzi : Kin network and demographic outcomes (Italy, 19th Century) Frans van Poppel, Marloes Schoonheim : Measuring cultural differences betwen religions with network data. An example based on 19th-century Dutch marriage certificates T-4 FAM13 Round table: Sex and marriage, past and present Room U
Y-4 FAM25 Servants and children. The role of domestic personnel in upbringing and education of master's children (16th-21st century) I Y
Malgorzata Kamecka : Educating and passing knowledge: the role of the private tutorsin the formation of Polish noble young people in the 16th-18th centuries. Raffaella Sarti : Servants and children in historical perspective
Thursday 25 March 2004
8:30
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 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 M-5 FAM36 New Directions in History of the Family: meeting in Sydney, July 2005 Room M
Thursday 25 March 2004
10:45
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 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 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
Thursday 25 March 2004
14:15
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 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
Friday 26 March 2004
8:30
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 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
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 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 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
Friday 26 March 2004
14.15
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
Friday 26 March 2004
16.30
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
Saturday 27 March 2004
8:30
H-13
FAM14
Positive or preventive? Reproduction in Taiwan and the Netherlands, 1870-1940 I
Room H
Ying-hui Hsieh, Theo Engelen & Wen-Shan Yang : The comparative study for fertility decline in Taiwan and the Netherlands John R. Shepherd, Frans van Poppel : Fertility and childhood mortality Wen-Shan Yang, Jan Kok & Ying-hui Hsieh : Spacing and stopping behavior in rural Taiwan and The Netherlands, a comparative, multivariate analysis S-13 FAM37 Transmission strategies in urban and rural environment: a comparative analysis II Room T
Llorenc Ferrer Alos : The transmission of assets in Catalunia through females: "pubillas" and"cabaleres" Arrizabalaga Marie-Pierre : Heiresses' property transmission strategies in Basque rural families' single inheritance practices in the nineteenth century Noriko Tsuya, Satomi Kurosu : Household Life Course in Farming Villages in Northeastern Tokugawa Japan: Retirement, Death, and Extinction
Saturday 27 March 2004
10:45
A-14
FAM27
Public life and family life at the Savoy Court ( XVIIth-XVIIIth century): the case study of Venaria Reale
Room A
Paolo Cornaglia : Public life and family life of the court in the palace of Venaria Reale in the XVIIIth century Silvia Maria Carla Ghisotti : Ceremonies and public life of the court at Venaria Reale in the XVIIth century. The rite of hunting in the framework of the decoration. Andrea Merlotti : Serving the King. Nobilities at the courts of Savoy and Savoy-Carignan between Seventeenth and Eighteenth Tomaso Ricardi Di Netro : Roles, apanages and spaces of the King's sons. State politics and family strategies of Victor Amadeus III, king of Sardinia (1773-96) D-14 FAM21 Changes in urban marital and reproduction behaviour Room D
Gentiana Kera : Mean age at marriage in the city of Tirana in the first half of the 20th century Enriketa Papa : Marriage patterns in the Albanian city of Shkodra at the beginning of the 20th century Heiko Tjalsma : Modern demographic patterns in an old industrial city: The case of Leiden 1750-1850 H-14 FAM15 Positive of preventive? Reproduction in Taiwan and the Netherlands, 1870-1940 II Room H
Theo Engelen, Hill Gates : Rural and Urban Fertility in Taiwan and the Netherlands Hill Gates, Marloes Schoonheim : The Ethnography of Fertility Sping Wang, Jan Kok & Hill Gates : Illegitimacy in pre-industrial Taiwanese and Dutch Societies: A departure in culture, society and State between the East and the West
Saturday 27 March 2004
14:15
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
Saturday 27 March 2004
16:30
B-16
FAM17
Family budgets within households
Room B
Michifumi Isoda : A Samurai's Assets and Liabilities : From A Household Accounts Book in Japan, 1842-1879 Richard Wall : The contribution of young people in parental budget G-16 FAM20 Individual and family strategies of young people Room G
Patricia Thornton, Danielle Gauvreau : Changing marriage and fertility strategies of young women in the industrializing city, Montreal 1870-1900 Lotta Vikström, Ulf Drugge : Illegal Acts and the Socio-Demographic Characteristics of Youths Committing Crimes inand Area and Century of Change: The Sundsvall Region, Sweden 1840-1880 |
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