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Wednesday 24 March 2004
10:45
M-2
ETH24
Old & new European migration
Room M
Julia Hieber : Immigration and Islam in Europe (Belgium, France and Germany) Leo Lucassen : The immigrant threat. The integration of old and new migrants in Western Europe 1840-2000 Estela Rodríguez : To come to fortified Europe. Reflections around the European identity
Wednesday 24 March 2004
14:15
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
Wednesday 24 March 2004
16:30
M-4
CUL20
Shaping Identities in Early Modern Europe
Room M
Silvia Evangelisti : From Perfect Wife to Bride of Christ: Gender and Identity Change in Early Modern Italy Valentin Groebner : Papers, Seals, Distinguishing Signs. Making Passports in Renaissance Europe
Thursday 25 March 2004
8:30
M-5
FAM36
New Directions in History of the Family: meeting in Sydney, July 2005
Room M
Thursday 25 March 2004
10:45
M-6
POL11
Death, Dismemberment and Memory. Politics of the body in Latin America
Room M
Lyman Johnson : Remembered Deaths: Martyrs and the Politics of Memory in Latin America Jeffrey M. Shumway : To forget or not to forget: Juan Manuel de Rosas, the Dirty War, and the Healing of Argentina Daryle Williams, Barbara Weinstein : Vargas Morto: The Death and Life of a Brazilian Statesman
Thursday 25 March 2004
14:15
M-7
ECO06
Learning in Economic History: Policy
Room M
Lars Jonung : Looking ahead through the Rear-View Mirror: Swedish Stabilization Policy as a Learning Process, 1970-1995 Håkan Lobell, Lars Pettersson : Monetary Events and Debates in Sweden and England 1779 -1850.- A Comparative Approach to the Development of Monetary Theory. Hugh Pemberton, Michael Oliver : Learning and Change in 20th Century British Economic Policy
Friday 26 March 2004
8:30
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
Friday 26 March 2004
10:45
M-10
ETH08
Immigrant organisations II (Theme session)
Room M
Yvonne Rieker : A state of suspense? Italian migration within Europe after World War II
Friday 26 March 2004
14.15
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
Friday 26 March 2004
16.30
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
Saturday 27 March 2004
8:30
M-13
ECO12
Oil companies
Room M
Keetie Sluyterman, Peter Koudijs : You win some, you lose some: the relation between oil prices and investment in the upstream and downstream busines Jan Luiten van Zanden : A quite succesful transnational merger. The formation of Royal Dutch Shell in 1907
Saturday 27 March 2004
10:45
M-14
SOC12
The Discovery of Social Inequality through Public Health Inquiry: Rudolf Virchow and others
Room M
Emmanuele Pavolini, Giovanna Vicareli : The social and political background for the promulgation of the Code of Public Hygiene and Health in the 1880s: moderate reformism in post-unification Italy
Saturday 27 March 2004
14:15
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 |
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