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Wednesday 24 March 2004
8:30
P-1
CUL01
Media and Culture
Room P
Jyrki Hakapää : National Aims of Book Distribution in the Nineteenth Century Finland Julio Montero, Javier Cervera Gil : Cinema going in Valencia. Film as a modernising factor (1896-1939) Orlin Spassov : The Quality Press in Southeast Europe: Historical perspective and contemporary developments
Wednesday 24 March 2004
14:15
P-3
LAT02
Public Health and State Formation in Latin America
Room P
Ann Blum : Medicine and Motherhood: Infant Feeding in Mexican Public Welfare, 1898-1910 Kim Clark : Female Public Health Workers and the Tensions of Ecuadorian State Formation, 1930-1950. Paulo Drinot : Syphilis, state formation, and public health in early twentieth-century Peru
Wednesday 24 March 2004
16:30
P-4
ELI03
Cultural Networks of 17th and 18th Century Elites
Room P
Willemijn Ruberg : Letter writing forming an elite identity - Dutch correspondence 1750-1850 Sofia Valdez : The 3rd Count of Ribeira Grande: a case study Charlotta Wolff : The Swedish nobility and France of the Enlightenment
Thursday 25 March 2004
8:30
P-5
CUL05
The idea of Europe: Past and Present
Room P
Lev Kreft : Europe in Slovenian Perspective Tsvete Lazova : The Myth of Europa. Its Organization and the Identity of the Greeks Ringo Ossewaarde : Cosmopolitan Europe and patriotic Europeans
Thursday 25 March 2004
10:45
P-6
HIS01
Using Gis for historical research I
Room P
Nina Piotukh : West-East: the Rural Settling Systems in Russia (comparative spatial-statistical analysis using GIS) Vincent Tassenaar, Peter Groote : Infrastructural development and the standard of living in the Northern Netherlands, 1820-1913
Thursday 25 March 2004
14:15
P-7
HIS02
Using GIS for historical research II
Room P
Robert M. Schwartz : Railways and Rural Development in Nineteenth-Century France George Vascik : Local dimensions of the 'crisis of liberalism' in East Fresia as reflected in the German elections of 1881 and 1884
Friday 26 March 2004
8:30
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)
Friday 26 March 2004
10:45
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
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
Friday 26 March 2004
16.30
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.
Saturday 27 March 2004
8:30
P-13
CUL12
The Transformations of Ritual in Modern Societies
Room P
Rasa Paukstyte : Folk Culture and Urbanization. Transformation of Baptism Traditions in Lithuanian Town
Saturday 27 March 2004
10:45
P-14
HEA10
The politics of health in Germany
Room P
Kristina Matron : Urban youth and (psychic) health - municipal youth welfare in Frankfurt am Main in the Weimar Republic Florence Vienne : Nazism and the history of man as an object of biopolitics Maria Wolf : Life as a sexually transmitted deadly disease. Eugenic engineering of the 'generational order' in the 20th century
Saturday 27 March 2004
14:15
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
Saturday 27 March 2004
16:30
P-16
SOC16
Philantropy and Welfare
Room P
David Hammack : Thinking About Nongovernment and Nonprofit Organizations and Philanthropy in Europe and the United States Mikael Spång : The Hegemony of the People's Home in Sweden |
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