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Wednesday 22 March 2006
8:30
A-1
SOC01
Care, Discipline and Training in Orphanages and Other Charitable Institutions in the 17th and 18th centuries
Room A
Laurence Marcoult : Work for the Idle Poor? Realities of “The Great Confinement” at the Hôpital-Général of Paris in the Eighteenth Century Thomas Max Safley : Controversies over Child Care and Discipline in Eighteenth-Century Germany Valentina Tikoff : Exploitation or Education: The Labor of Seville’s Orphanage Wards, 1681-1831 B-1 ETH20 Gender and Migration I Room B
Donna Gabaccia : Gender and Interdisciplinary Field-Building in Eleonore Kofman : Gendered Migrations, Social Reproduction and Welfare Regimes: new dialogues and directions Deniz Ünsal : The Multicultural Ordeal: Race, Nation and Sexuality in Dutch Postcoloniality D-1 ORA16 Anchoring Memory: Space, Place, Object Room D
Leyla Neyzi : Narrating Memory at Home and in the Street: Conflict over Identity in a Historic Neighborhood in Istanbul Katrina Powell : Public and Private Memories of Displacement: Narrating Removal and Relocation E-1 RUR04 Elites and progress in agriculture Room E
Stefan Brakensiek : Experts and progress in agriculture, Germany 1750-1850 Richard W Hoyle : Landowning elites and progress in English agriculture, 1500-1800 María Dolores Muñoz Dueñas : Élites, liberal reformation and development in Spanish agriculture (1750-1868) F-1 HEA01 Big People Room F
Socrates Litsios : Selskar 'Mike' Gunn (1883-1944): A born imaginative Leader Lion Murard : Health policy between the international and the local: Jacques Parisot in Nancy and Geneva (1919-1939) Esteban Rodriguez Ocaña : Gustavo Pittalugia (1876-1956): Science as a weapon for social reform in time of crisis G-1 POL17 Justice and Statebuilding I Room G
Dimitris Kousouris : Justice, Ideology and Politics of Liberation: The Winners' Law as Established by the Trials of Collaborators and War Criminals. Greece, Italy and France Michail Sotiropoulos : State building through Law formation: the role of university (law) professors in the case of 19th century Greece and Italy I-1 POL01 Europe at Liberation : Western Europe Room A-2
Peter Romijn, Remco Raben : Political transitions in wartime and postwar Europe and Asia: the Dutch and Indonesian cases compared Johannes-Dieter Steinert : British Humanitarian Assistance in Northwest Europe during and after the Second World War J-1 THE02 "Lieux de memoire" in Europe: National Receptions and Appropriations of a Historiographical Concept Room J
Chantal Kesteloot : Belgian "lieux de mémoire": an impossible project? Sonja Kmec : "Lieux de mémoire" in Luxembourg: (de)constructing "identities" Benoît Majerus : "Lieux de mémoire" - a European paradigm? K-1 WOM23 Varieties of Feminism I: International Perspectives Room K
Silke Neunsinger, Pernilla Jonsson : Feminine Finances. Funding the socialist and bourgeois women's movement - a transnational approach Anne Revillard : Bringing the movement within the state: the Comité du Travail féminin (1965-1981), or the unknown origins of French state feminism L-1 FAM01 International Families I. Aristocratic Networks and Court Societies Room L
Ciaran O'scea : The Assimilation and Identity Formation of an Irish Minority in Early Seventeenth-Century Castile Gabriel Piterberg : Ottoman Political Households: An Alternative Model of Kinship Matt Vester : The Courtly Ties of a Renaissance Transalpine Dynasty: The Savoie-Nemours M-1 ASI01 Colonialism, law and policy Room M
Mitra Sharafi : Creating Legal India: Colonialism and the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council Gerry van Klinken : Indirect rule, ethnicity and ethnic criminality in late colonial Indonesia N-1 HIS01 Advances in Historical GIS I Room N
Martyn Jessop : Historical GIS: Are we there yet? Torsten Wiedemann, Eric Vanhaute : The Belgian HISGIS O-1 FAM09 Specific mortality patterns Room O
Andrew Hinde, Michael Edgar : Death on a strange isle: mortality among the stone workers of the Isle of Purbeck in southern England, 1850-1900 Alice Reid : Infant life chances in nineteenth century urban and rural Scottish communities Robert C.H. Shell : Poverty and Aids or is it Aids and poverty? The historical demography of HIV in the poorest province of South Africa, 1988 to 2001 Maria Wisselgren : Victim or Pioneer? The Role of the Mother in the Hospitalization of Childbirth in Sweden P-1 FAM05 Jack Goody revisited Room P
David Luke Robichaux : Jack Goody and John Hajnal in Mexico: The Mesoamerican developmental cycle and its demographic implications Q-1 CRI01 Experiences with delinquency and the justice system Room N1-O1
Lee Polansky : “One of the Worst Little Creatures I Ever Came in Contact With”: The Delinquent Girl and the Juvenile Justice System in Georgia, 1914-1924 Lotta Vikström : Causes and Consequences of Individual Misconduct in the Past: Juvenile Delinquents and Their Demographic Path Compared to that of 'Ordinary' Youths in the Nineteenth-Century Sundsvall Region, Sweded R-1 ElI01 ELI01: Enlightened Loyalties: Conceptual Construction of Social Identities in Europe Room R
Jouko Nurmiainen : Particular interests in common good. Finnish politicians, fatherland and nation in the 18th century Jon Stobart : Who were the urban gentry? A social elite in English provincial towns, 1680-1760 Charlotta Wolff : Love of fatherland and hate of sovereignty. Aristocratic philosophy of state in 18th-century Sweden S-1 ORA01 Three Generations Telling and Re-telling the Second World War in Europe Room S
Olaf Jensen, Dr. Sabine Moller : Communicating memories of WWII in group-discussions across Europe Claudia Lenz : Leaving the nation towards mankind? The transformation of the national master narrative on WWII in Norwegian families Isabella Matauschek, Hans Marks : Victimisation in Dutch and Danish Narratives of the Second World War T-1 REL03 Religion, Economy and Welfare Room T
William Issel : Catholic Labor Activism: The Career of Bishop Hugh A. Donohoe in California Annika Sandén : Welfare in Early Modern Sweden? Max Voegler : From Poor Relief to the 'Social Question': The Roman Catholic Church in Upper Austria, 1850-1914 U-1 ETH01 Children and migration: Imperial, National and Multicultural Contexts Room U
Jacqueline Knoerr : When German Children Come "Home". Experiences of (Re-)migration and some Remarks about the "TCK"-Issue Irina Schmitt : 'I am who you think I am' ('Ich bin der der du denkst der ich bin') - Cultural self-positioning of young people with and without migration experiences in Germany and Canada Adam Walaszek : Immigrant Children, Orphan Asylums and Social Control in the United States' Progressive Era W-1 LAB25 Socialist ideals Committee Room 2
Casey Harison : The Paris Commune: Meanings and Lessons in the Era of the Russian Revolution of 1905 Joan Meyers : Forging Economic Democracy: A Case Study of Workplace Diversity, Autonomy, and Reward
Wednesday 22 March 2006
10:45
A-2
FAM23
Children and childhood in European Institutions
Room A
Sara Hansson : Institutional functions meet individual rights. The care for mentally retarded children in 1950's Sweden Djurdja Hrzenjak : Delicate residents of Laibach. Analysis of a foundling hospital protocol. B-2 ETH21 Gender and migration II Room B
Marlou Schrover : Theories on gender and migration C-2 CUL17 Audiovisual representation of war I Room C
Maria Antonia Paz Rebollo : Information as Show: Pre-Iraq War on Spanish TV Araceli Rodríguez Mateos : The representation of war in the Spanish newsreel NO-DO María Ulled : Watching War. Irak’s War Photographies on spanish newspapers D-2 ECO01 Growth & Inequality Room D
Concha Betran, Maria A. Pons & Javier Ferri : Wage Inequality and Globalisation: What can we learn from the Past?: A calibration general equilibrium model approach Bruno Blondé, G. Verbist : Economic growth and social inequality in the early modern Southern Netherlands E-2 AFR01 African Memories and Identities Room E
Meryem Ayan : Narrating Memories Peter Jones : The German State, Missions and Schooling in German East Africa (1882 - 1914): Transposing the ideologies of the metropol: The concept of 'Volk" Theeophilus O Ogbhemhe : Patriarchal Construction fo African Feminism F-2 HEA02 State interventions and private negotiations in the practice of colonial medicine Room F
Sanjoy Bhattacharya : Marking the limits of state power?: Reassessing the dynamics of smallpox vaccination in British India, 1857-1947 Kai Khiun Liew : “Everybody’s business becomes nobody’s business.” Demarcating responsibilities of public health in the Rubber plantations of British Malaya (1900s-1942) Kavita Sivaramakrishnan : Contesting the claims of Colonial'scientific' medicine: Indigenous Medical Practitioners and the politics of recasting scientificauthority in British Colonial India (1890-1940) G-2 WOM19 Roundtable: Women and Investment Room G
David Green : Women providing for women: money, emotion and duty 1800-1870 Stefania Licini : Women as investors, some evidence from the case of Milan, Italy (1860-1900) Josephine Maltby, Janette Rutterford : “A nesting instinct”? Women investors and risk in England 1800-1930 Alastair Owens : Feathering the nest: property, investment and the English bourgeois household 1800-1860 Stephanie Wyse : Gender, wealth and margins of empire: women's financial decision making in New Zealand c.1890 to 1950 H-2 CUL02 Consumer Culture Room H
Marija Grujic : Reconstructing the Consumer Identity: Memories of Popular music consumption in Serbia in the Nineties Hanna Kuusi : Domesticating Design – Male Designers and Female Consumers in the 1950s’ Finland I-2 POL02 Europe at liberation: Eastern Europe Room A-2
Dietrich Orlow : "Short-Term Illusions in Central Europe: The 'Eastern Orientation' and the Non-Communist Left in Austria and Germany, 1945-1948" Ioannis Sygkelos : National discourse as a factor legitimising a communist regime [Bulgaria 1944-1948] Liesbeth van de Grift : Political Reconstruction in East Germany and Romania after WW II J-2 ETH35 Integrating the Other in France: The Banlieues Riots in International Perspective Room J
K-2 GEO01 Spaces of Sexual Citizenship 1. Gender Room K
Christine Petto : 'For the Service of my Husband': The Widow-mapmakers of early modern Europe Richard Smith : Servile status and extra-marital sex in medieval English rural communities L-2 FAM02 International Families II: Transnationality and the Nation-State 1700-1850 Room L
Arnout Mertens : Religion, State, and Nation. Belgian Pedigreed Nobles in the United Kingdom of the Netherlands, 1814-1830/9 Christine Philliou : Families of Empires and Nations: Transforming Ottoman Politics in Southeastern Europe One Family at a Time, 1750-1850 Jonathan Spangler : Spreading the Bets: Multi-National Aristocratic Kinship Networks in a Changing Political Environment (1500-1815) M-2 ETH03 Ethnic Elders, family, work and retirement Room M
Lisa Dillon, Jon Moen : Nativity, ethnicity and men’s retirement in turn-of-the-century Canada and the United States Brian Gratton, Myron P. Gutmann : The Perils of Family Support: Aging Immigrants Jay Kleinberg : European Women, Age and the U.S. Labor Market, 1880 – 1990 N-2 HIS02 Advances in Historical GIS II Room N
Andreas Kunz : HGIS Germany: A spatio-historical information system as a platform for social and economic statistics George Vascik : Agrarianism in the North German Marschlands: a comparative study of local political cultures in East Friesland, Oldenburg, and Stade O-2 RUR03 Reshaping identities in rural Europe in the 20th century Room O
Francisco Cobo Romero, Teresa Maria Ortega Lopez : Political Languages and Cultures of Mobilisation. The Heterogenious Social Support to the Francoist Regime in the Rural Andalusia (1936-1948) Ernst Langthaler : Constructing the Peasantry: Discourses of Identity and Difference in an Austrian Rural Community, 1938-1945 Will Wilson : The Making of the Nazi Countryside: The Reich Food Estate Exhibition and the professionalization of agriculture in Nazi Germany, 1933-39. P-2 NAT01 Borders and Nations Room P
Sophie Bouwens : Communicating on commuting. Cross-border labour from the Dutch to the German part of the Euregio Meuse-Rhine in the Dutch regional press, 1955-2000 Huib Ernste : Borders beyond identity politics Q-2 CRI02 Juvenile probation: one denomination, different realities Room N1-O1
Jean Trépanier : Probation at the Montreal Juvenile Delinquents Court, 1912-1950: rhetoric and reality Ingrid van der Bij : Roots of change. Dutch civil juvenile justice in the fifties at the district court of Groningen. R-2 ORA02 Remembrance and Cultural Patterns: Individual memory, official offers and collective patterns of memory of slave and forced labourers Room R
Gelinada Grinchenko : Ostarbeiters of the Third Reich: commemoration strategies Christoph Thonfeld : Homecoming across Europe - former slave and forced labourers on the move S-2 EDU01 Narratives of Education Room S
Bethany Rogers : Alternative Routes to Teaching: Voices from the National Teacher Corps (NTC) Patricia Thane : Life Narratives of British Women Graduates T-2 MID06 Medieval nobility: rulership, social practices and artistic patronage Room T
Tuula Hockman : Northern Loyalty: Marriages of Scandinavian nobility in the Middle Ages Delphine Jeannot : The books of Agnes of Burgundy, duchess of Bourbon (about 1407-1476) U-2 SOC06 Poverty and Poor Relief in Europe Room U
Carl Griffin : Terror, Violence and Social Policy: Parochial Responses to Popular Protest in Rural England, 1830-31 Samantha Shave : A User's Perspective of Welfare: Individuals’ Life Experiences during the old Poor Law
Wednesday 22 March 2006
14:15
A-3
RUR01
State and Agriculture in Europe
Room A
Juan Carmona, James Simpson : Economies of scale and obstacles to land reform, the case of Andalucía, 1931-36. Michael Turner, John Beckett : The End of the Old Order? The Land Question and the Burden of Ownership in the UK, c.1880-c.1925 B-3 ETH04 Immigrants and citizens: twentieth century Jewish migration and absorption in comparative perspective Room B
Fred Lazin : American Quotas and Soviet Jews: The Case of Soviet Jewish Refugees in 1989 Melanie Shell-Weiss : Jews and Immigrants: The Miami Response to Post-1980 Refugees from the Soviet Union, Cuba and Haiti Marina Zeltser-Shorer : Barter of Identities: Soviet Jews in Germany, U.S. and Israel C-3 FAM35 Children mortality in European Institutions Room C
Vicente Pérez-Moreda : "How many foundlings were abandoned in Spain?" Diego Ramiro-Fariñas : Childhood mortality and foundlings in Madrid, 1900-1930. D-3 ETH22 Gender and migration III Room D
Leo Lucassen : Mixed marriages and assimilation: Exogamy and the role of ethnicity, religion, class and gender among German migrants in the Netherlands (1870-1940) Eileen Yeo : Gender in Diaspora: Home and Homeland among the Irish and the Jews in Britain and America Bediz Yilmaz : Women organize, children earn: Survival strategies of poor migrant households living in an Istanbul slum E-3 POL12 From disaster to democracy: differenent approaches to Spain 1898-1975 Room E
Fernando Furquim De Camargo : The Conservative Ideology of José Antonio Primo de Rivera 1931-1936 Andrew H. Lee, From Disaster To Democracy: Different Approaches To Spain, 1898-1975 : The Conscious Mother and The Natural Child in the Novelas of Federica Montseny F-3 FAM22 Spiritual kinship in urban context Room F
Annick Foucrier-Binda : Baptisms at Notre-Dame des Victoires, San Francisco, California, and the networks of a community of French immigrants (1856-1880) Francisco García González, Cosme Jesús Gómez : Fictive kinship and social networks in meridional Spain ( Albacete, 1750-1850) Vincent Gourdon : Families and baptisms in great cities : Paris and Rome in the XIXth century. G-3 MID07 Urban Elites and Aristocratic behaviour in the 15th and 16th centuries Spanish Kingdoms I: Status and Privilige Room G
Angel Galán Sanchez : "Hidalgos moriscos": from Muslims merchants and fuqaha to Christian Nobles in the Kingdom of Granada José Antonio Jara Fuente : Performing Aristocratic Roles? The Building Process of Status and Privilege in Fifteenth-Century Castilian Towns Eloisa Ramírez-Vaquero : The elites of Pamplona at the end of the Middle Ages H-3 FAM03 International Families III. Contested Nationality Room H
Paloma Gay Y Blasco : Intercountry Adoption Patterns and the Creation of Novel Diaspora Cyril Grange : The Marriages of Upper-Class Jewish Parisian Families: From a European to a National Matrimonial Market 1800-1940 I-3 THE10 Historiography, comparison and national identity Room A-2
Daniela Saxer : The emergence of new objects of historical knowledge: The «Schweizerische Urkundenregister» as factual history (1850-1880) Allan Smith : Circumstance Differs and Circumstance Counts: The National/Transnational Interface in European/North American Historical Writing Stephen Tuck : Looking Backwards, Thinking Forwards: the present-minded focus of modern American historical writing." Galia Valtchinova : “Let me tell you the truth…”: ‘Balkan’ Antiquity in historiography, fiction, and visionary experience J-3 LAB04 Strikes in an international perspective 1970-2000: Germany, Great Britain and Denmark Room J
Dave Lyddon : Strikes in the United Kingdom, 1970-2000 K-3 FAM27 Marriages and social networks in rural and "rurban" context Room K
Anne-Lise Head : Marriage, social networks and the occupational mobility of sedentary and migrant families in a Swiss urban context (19th - early 20th c.) Margareth Lanzinger : Kinship Marriages and Social Networks in the Diocese of Brixen in the 19th Century Jean-Pierre Pélissier, Danièle Rébaudo : What had become the children of rural parents ? L-3 CRI03 Controling Juvenile offenders Room L
David Meeres : Policing ‘wayward’ youth: law, society and youth criminality in Berlin 1939 – 1953 Tamara Myers : Clearing the Streets of / for the Youth: A History of Canadian Curfew Law M-3 GEO02 Spaces of Sexual Citizenship 2: Regulation Room M
Michael Brown : Political obligation & disease ecology: the city politics of sexually transmitted infection in Seattle Phil Hubbard, Jane Scoular, Roger Matthews & Laura Agustin : Regulating the spaces of sexual citizenship: sex work in the EU Stephen Legg : Spaces of colonial sex work: debates over the urban segregation of prostitutes in 20th century colonial India. N-3 ECO02 Increasing or decreasing inequality Room N
Ewout Frankema : The Double Income Gap: Relative sector and factor income shares in twentieth century Latin America Daan Marks : The service sector and economic growth in Indonesia from an international perspective Jan-Pieter Smits : Exploring international differences in economic performance from a “social capital” perspective: 1910-2000 O-3 TEC05 Normalizing Society and Technology Room O
Otto Kroesen, Wim Ravesteijn : Inspired standardization: technology and revolution in the Netherlands 1550-1700 Wim Ravesteijn, Otto Kroesen : A cascade of inspiration: a new perspective on the periodization of European history P-3 WOM07 Migration, Marriage, and National Identity Room P
Josefa Schriever-Baldoz : Forget-Me-Not: A Historiography of 'Inangbayan' as the Philippine Trope of the Nation-State Maija Urponen : Gender, nation and transnational marriages in the 1950s' Finland Marguerite Van Die : 'What God hath joined...': Perspectives on Marriage and Divorce in late Victorian Canada Q-3 CRI04 Representation of Police in mid-Twentieth Century Room N1-O1
Joanne Klein : Ideal Policemen - Real Policemen: the contradictions of training to be an English constable, 1900-1939 Nadine Rossol : From 'Republican Soldiers' to 'Friends and Helpers': The Involvement of the Police in State Representation in Germany 1926-1936 R-3 ELI03 Cultural Networking, Identities and Sociability in the 18th and 19th Centuries Room R
Göran Norrby : Noble Identities in 19th Century Sweden Douglas Palmer : The Sacred Heart and Sociability: The Clerical Elite of the Eighteenth-Century Jansenism Edwin van Meerkerk : The Learned Journal as a Cultural Network in the Enlightenment S-3 CRI16 Justice and Statebuilding II Room S
Machteld De Metsenaere : Women and the repression of collaboration in Belgium after the Second World War Matthijs Lok : The politics of oblivion and the purges of Napoleonic officials in Restauration France and the Netherlands (1813-1830) T-3 HEA04 Marketing Health Room T
Ximo Guillem-Llobat : Medicine and Economy in saccharin regulation Riitta Oittinen : “Why are flesh and blood so cheap but bread so expensive? “ - Health, Class Struggle and Political Argumentation in Early 20th Century Finland U-3 CUL06 Audiovisual representation of war II Room U
Javier Cervera Gil : Spanish Civil War in the cinema after Franco‘s system Javier Ortiz-Echagüe, Julio Montero : The first War photographed in Spain: Images of the Second Carlist War. Antonio Sánchez-Escalonilla : The Psychosis of the Cold War in the Science-Fiction Films of the 50s V-3 LAB18 Labour and the State Committee Room 1
Emanuela Grama : Creating “the Science of the Nation”: Politics of Class, Labor and Gender of the Social Service program, 1930s Romania Agustin Santella : Labor mobilization and political violence. Villa Constitución contentions, Argentina 1970-1975. W-3 HIS03 Online access to old data - impetus for new research Committee Room 2
Elena Glavatskaya : Ethnohistorical mapping: Indigenous peoples of Northwestern Siberia Gunnar Thorvaldsen : The North Atlantic Population Project
Wednesday 22 March 2006
16:30
A-4
ECO09
Explorations in Economic History
Room A
Daniel Schiffman : Monetary Instability and the Evolution of Jewish Monetary Doctrine: The Ottoman Empire, 1500-1700 B-4 ETH33 Jewish migrants, refugees and survivors 1930-1950s Room B
Yair Seltenreich : Efforts of Jewish Immigration to Syria and Lebanon during the 1930s: Social Aspects Gerben Zaagsma : Eastern European Jewish communists in Paris in the 1930s. C-4 ETH23 Gender and Migration IV Room C
Nikolina Sretenova : Female Scientists on the Move: Catching up Societies in Transition Lambrini Styliou : The Albanian Family: Negotiating gendered ideologies and practices D-4 CUL03 Art and the representation of power Room D
Britt-Inger Johansson : Housing a Dynasty: Architecture as a tool for monarchical representation in early 19th century Sweden Joy Kearney : De Hondecoeter, the Dutch East India Company and exotic fauna in art Per Widén : Dynastic Histories. Art museums in early 19th century Sweden E-4 LAT05 Global Labour and Commodity Production Room E
Norbert Ortmayr : Demographic changes in 19th and 20th century Trinidad Willem Van Schendel : Blue Feet: Indigo Producers in India (1800-1860) F-4 ORA07 Healthcare: Personal and Organisational Narratives Room F
Philippe Denis : Interviewing children in the context of AIDS. A critical reflection on the practice of the Memory Box Programme in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Anu Kajamaa : “Employees narrated Memories as a valuable Resource in organizational Change and Development of Hospital Work G-4 WOM05 Russian Women's Rights Room G
Rochelle Ruthchild : The Myth of 'Bourgeois' Feminism in Russia, 1905-1917 Igor Shkolnikov : Women's Liberation Movement in Russia in the Light of British Women's Suffrage. Olga Shnyrova : "If woman deserves to mount the scaffold, she deserves to enter the parliament": Women's Eguality Union and struggle for political rights of women during the first Russian revolution H-4 RUR05 Rural societies facing social change: European case studies from the 19th century Room H
Fernando Collantes : A mobile history: peasants, markets and institutions in marginal Europe (1800-2000) Anuleena Kimanen : Explaining Religious Revivalism in a Northern Karelian Village - A Microhistorical Approach Tatjana Tönsmeyer : Aristocracy and rural population in the second half of the 19th century in England and Bohemia I-4 POL06 Corruption Room A-2
Geert Janssen : Patronage and corruption Pieter Wagenaar, Otto Van Der Meij : Villain or victim? A 17th Century Dutch bailiff and the moral dilemmas he faced J-4 LAB07 Strikes in International Perspective II: Belgium, the Netherlands and France Room J
Sjaak Van der Velden : Strike movements in the Netherlands, 1970-2000 Kurt Vandaele : The withering away of strikes in Belgium. The merits of social dialogue or statistical blindness? K-4 MID08 Urban elites and artistocratic behaviour in the 15th and 16th centuries Spanish Kingdoms II: Privilige Merchant elite and aristocratic manners Room K
Yolanda Guerrero Navarrete : “Gentlemen-Merchant” in the XVth century urban Castilian: forms of life and social aspirations. David Igual : Social advancement of merchant elite in the cities of Valence Kingdom Flocel Sabate : The treason of the medieval bourgeoisie: a mutation of values or a bibliographic myth? L-4 LAB09 Diamond Workers at War and the relocation of the diamond industry: Belgium, Germany and Palestine Room L
Eric Laureys : The German diamond industry under nazi rule Veerle Vanden Daelen : The revival of the Antwerp Diamond Trade after the Second World War: A Jewish affair? M-4 URB01 Cities and Urban Unrest, 1500-2000 Room M
Lars Nilsson, Mats Berglund : City authorities and public unrest in Stockholm 1500-2000 Jelle van Lottum, Harm Kaal : A tumultuous town: the Amsterdam City Government and Public Unrest, 1848-2000 Joseph Julius Varga : “For Speaking Jewish in a Jewish Neighborhood”: Civil Rights and Community/Police Relations During the Post-War Red Scare, 1919-1922. N-4 FAM06 Infant mortality and gender Room N
Anders Brändström, John Rogers & Sören Edvinsson : Who were the winners - infant girls or infant boys? A study of infant mortality in nineteenth century Sweden Janet McCalman : ‘Social Parenthood’ and Adult Survival Time in Australia: 1857-1985 Patricia Thornton, Sherry Olson : ‘This wicked city’ : intra-urban and urban / rural contrasts in sex-differences in youth mortality in late 19th century Montreal. O-4 FAM17 Marriage patterns according to death in parental generation Room O
Carola Lipp, Astrid Reinecke : Marriage, death and division in a region with partible inheritance Beatrice Moring : Family organisation and re-organisation in the pre-industrial Nordic countries Paulo Teodoro De Matos : The Demography of Portuguese Goa, India: 1720-1830. Subsidies for its study. P-4 GEO03 Spaces of Sexual Citizenship 3. Identity Room P
Adrian Mulligan, Sallie Marston : Shamrocks and Shenanigans: the St. Patrick’s Day Parades of New York City. Andy Tucker : "Gay" on the Cape : Sexual identities and gay activities in Cape Town, South Africa. Q-4 CRI05 Policing & Transition to Democracy Room N1-O1
Diego Palacios Cerezales : Fascist lackeys or just police officers? Dealing with police past during Portuguese transition to democracy. R-4 ELI04 Church and Nation in Late Eighteenth-Century Protestant Europe Room R
Pasi Ihalainen : Clerical Constructions of National Community in Late-Eighteenth-Century Northern Europe: Comparisons Between England, The Netherlands, France, Prussia and Sweden Carl Joachim Östlund : The monarchy and the rhetoric of the nation in Swedish pulpits during the late-eighteenth century Peter van Rooden : Religion and Nationalism in the Dutch Republic S-4 TEC01 Designing Modern Childhood: Toys and Food Room S
Rudolf Dekker : Changes in the Appreciation of Toys and Play in Dutch Childhood Memoirs, 17th-20th Centuries. Maria Papathanasiou : Poor children’s material cultures in the german-speaking world (1880-1940) T-4 LAB10 Horse racing and gambling I: ethnicity, class and gender Room T
Mats Greiff : From "Horsemanship" to "Softhanded Nursing". Gender Relations within Swedish Harness Racing 1930-2005 Chris Mcconville : “An erratic journey?" Gender, race and national identity at the Melbourne Cup Carnival 1960-1979 Wray Vamplew : Captains Courageous: The Gentleman Rider in British Racing 1866-1914 U-4 FAM26 Marriages and social networks in urban context Room U
Christine Fertig : Urban markets and rural marriage networks: Social Networks in two Westphalian parishes (19th century). Harm Nijboer, Yme Kuiper : Merchants, Mennonites & Marriage. Commercial, social and family networks in the Dutch port town of Harlingen in the 17th and 18th century. Sylvie Perrier : Remarriage and Social Networks in the Toulouse Region in the XVIIIth Century François-Joseph Ruggiu, Vincent Gourdon : The choice of witnesses at the civil wedding in the XIXth Century among the countries with Napoleonic Code heritage W-4 REL02 Survival Strategies of Religious Minorities Committee Room 2
Ekaterina Emeliantseva : Situative Religiousness: Everyday Strategies of Religious Nonconformists. Warsaw Frankists and St. Petersburg Chlysty in Comparison (1750-1850) Zanda Mankusa : Lutheran network in the Soviet Union 1945-1985 Hilda Nissimi : Judeoconversas and Mashhadi Women – A Common Fate or Worlds Apart? Familistic Values and Gender Roles in Crypto-Faith Communities.
Thursday 23 March 2006
8:30
A-5
LAB01
Labour Internationalism I
Room A
Magaly Rodríguez García : Views on Internationalism: Socialists vs Liberals Victor Silverman : "Green Unions in a Grey World" Robert Waters, Gordon O. Daniels : The AFL-CIO, the CIA, and British Guiana B-5 SEX01 Sexual Rebellions and Emotional Experiences in Interwar Britain Room B
Harry Cocks : Private Reading: Pornography and its Readers in Britain, c 1918-1955 Hera Cook : Masculine Sexual Ethics: Champagne Socialism and Sexual Adventuring in Interwar Britain C-5 HEA09 Health in the Middle East Room C
Miri Shefer-Mossensohn : Medicine between the Universal and the Cultural -- The Ottoman Case Sachlav Stoler-Liss, Shifra Shvarts : “Does Mother Works for Tnuva Dairy?”: Breastfeeding, National Ideology, Public Health Nurses and the Mass Immigration to Israel during the 1950's Patrick Zylberman : Coping with a weak state. The Ottoman Empire, cholera and the Muslim Pilgrimage D-5 FAM33 Secular trends in regional population Room D
Levente Pakot : Patterns of demographic behaviour in the long nineteenth century Ferenc Sohajda : The long-term demographic pattern of a micro-region. (The population development of the noble villages in county Zala(Hungary), 1828-1920.) Peter Teibenbacher : Inherent variances or failed transitions? Fertility and mortality in a long run and micro-regional perspective E-5 ELI06 Conservatism, Modernism and Early 20th Century Elites Room E
John Trygve Has-Ellison : Imperial knights and Artistic Modernism in Fin-de-Siècle Munich Michael Jonas : “Can one go along with this?” Conservative German Diplomats and the Changes of 1918/19 and 1933/34 Konstantinos Raptis : Strategies of Survival and Forms of Social Resistance: Central European high nobles and nobility networks in the first half of the 20th century. F-5 FAM19 Permanent female celibacy and social mobility Room F
Sarah Pech : Matrimonial situation and possibilities of social rise of the maidservants in Madrid in the second half of the XVIIth century Grazyna Ryczkowska : Beyond the proper age at marriage: social trajectories to final celibacy in early nineteenth century Geneva G-5 RUR06 Welfare and standards of living in the rural world Room G
Lucienne Neraud : Mexican and Mexican-American farmworkers and the war of poverty in Texas (1960s-early 1970s) Josep Pujol, Roser Nicolau : Food and standards of living in a Catalan industrial town, 19th-20th centuries. Lanero Táboas : Looking for "consensus": the spread of social assurances into Galician rural world (1940 - 1975) H-5 LAB11 Horseracing and Gambling II: Labour relations Room H
Joakim Tranquist : Catch drivers - a new phenomenon in Swedish harness racing Janet Winters : “We still don't want to frighten the horses”: Lessons from the 1975 stable lads' strike I-5 MID02 Solving conflict in the Medieval city I Room A-2
Jan Dumolyn : The language of negotiations between subjects and princes in late medieval Flanders Peter Stabel : From Noble Vendetta to Commercial Arbitration. Mechanisms and Strategies of Solving Conflict in the Medieval City J-5 POL03 Consensualism I ( in the Netherlands, Switzerland, Finland and Austria) Room J
Andrea Strutz : Hesitating cooperation: Historical path and roots for consensual politics in Austria in the 19th and 20th Centuries. Adrian Zimmermann : From early modern Confederal Republics to 20th century liberal corporatism : Historical path and roots for consensual politics in the Netherlands and Switzerland compared K-5 ECO06 From Economics to History - and back? Looking for feedback into theory Room K
Ulf Christian Ewert, Stephan Selzer : The Hansa as a Virtual Organisation: Some Historical Remarks on the Network Paradigm Douglas Puffert : Paths Through History: Contingency in Economic Outcomes Jochen Streb : Incentives versus Transaction Costs: Regulating Construction in the Third Reich L-5 ETH05 Central European transatlantic migration in context Room L
Dorota Praszalowicz : Ethnic Mix of Overseas Migration Streams from Eastern Europe: Collective Memory and Facts Annemarie Steidl : Transatlantic, European, and Internal Migration in Late 19th Century Galicia Hermann Zeitlhofer : Vienna: Co-existing migration systems in Bohemia, 1870-1914 M-5 URB02 Imaging the City Room M
Alexander Vari : Between Local Realities and Global Aims: Paris and Budapest’s Location in the Transnational Urban Networks of the 1920s and 1930s Wim Willems : A Sense of Place: Urban Stories in postwar Dutch Cities N-5 TEC02 Designing Modern Childhood: Educational Architecture Room N
Amy Ogata : Designing Education in Postwar American Schools Lesley Whitworth : School Children, Domestic Skills and Future Consumption in a British Midlands City: a 1930s case study O-5 EDU03 Childhood in a religious setting Room O
Elizabeth Smyth : Loretto Academy Niagara (1861-1969) : Education Below the Rainbow. Annemieke Van Drenth : Religious inspiration and professionalism in the care for the 'feebleminded'in the Netherlands around 1900. P-5 LAB14 Coalminers, coal owners and the state, 1880-1930 I Room P
Keith Gildart : Industrial Relations in the Cumberland Coalfield, 1921-1926 Leighton James : A stark contrast or underlying continuity? Miners' unions' attitudes to the state in the Ruhr and South Wales, 1890-1933 Brian Mccook : The Face of Mining: Markets, Labour Regimes, and State Regulation in the Coal Industries of the Ruhr Valley and Northeastern Pennsylvania, 1880-1914 Q-5 CRI06 New Trans-national Approaches to the History of Drugs Room N1-O1
Paul Gootenberg : The Pre-Colombian Era of Drug Trafficking in the Americas: Cocaine, 1945-1973 Robert Stephens : Toward a Global History of Illicit Drug Markets R-5 ORA08 Constructing the Body Room R
Silvia Ruschak : ”Tints of Western Style” – Female Body Perception in Transition. An Oral History Project in South Ghana Saara Tuomaala : Scars - Embodied experience as a site of narration and history S-5 NAT05 Diasporas and Nations Room S
Ruxandra Trandafoiu : Tales of Strawberry Pickers: The Symbolic Geography of Romanian Migrant Workers and Diasporas T-5 THE13 Nethistory Room T
Madeleine Herren : From knowledge to information - a historical sea change Peter Meusburger : Power, Knowledge and Space U-5 POL09 Banal militarism: Towards a militarization of political culture Room U
Katja Scherl : “Show your Decorations, Elvis!”: How the Military Service was Whitening and Masculinizing Elvis Presley Tanja Thomas : Military as Ordinary Experience? - Popular Culture and Banal Militarism Fabian Virchow : Banal Militarism and the Culture of War V-5 SOC04 Institutional care in Europe Committee Room 1
Martin Scheutz, Alfred Stefan Weiss : Order and disorder. Hospitals (("Bürgerspitäler") in Austrian and South German towns 1500-1800 Aline Steinbrecher : Voices from Inside - internal perspectives of the Zurich Hospital in early modern times Sabine Veits-Falk : Social inequality in "hospitals" of the 19th century W-5 ASI03 Contesting Asian Identities Committee Room 2
Sawarin Suwichakornpong : History of Education and the Making of Identity: The Case of Southern Thailand Natasa Visocnik : The role of food in identity processes in Japan
Thursday 23 March 2006
10:45
A-6
HIS04
Roundtable: Historical Research from Historical Databases
Room A B-6 ETH19 Labour migration and deportation in historical and contemporary perspectives Room B
Irina Mukhina : “Masculinizing” their Bodies: German Women’s Perception of Labor in the Soviet Exile, 1941-1955 Pavel Polian : Deportation and Ethnicity: the Case of the USSR Ineke van Kessel : The (forced?) migration of soldiers from West Africa to the Dutch East Indies C-6 CUL07 Domestic interiors and the influence of social class, migration experiences and ethnicity Room C
Alison Clarke, Ozlem Savas : Taste Diasporas and the Relocated Interior Michael Mcmillan : The "West Indian" Front Room in the African Diaspora Hilje van der Horst, Daphne Duin : Constructing identities in the home environment D-6 ORA05 Repressed Memories, Memories and Repression I Room D
Jim House : Leaving silence behind? Algerians and the memories of repression by French security forces in 1961 Constantin Iordachi : Colectivisation, Identity and Memory in a Village of Russian Old Believers, Dobrogea region Selma Leydesdorff : Women of Srebrenica. Distance and identification in oral history E-6 ETH06 Writing home Room E
Ewa Ignaczak : Between the church and the republic Machteld Venken : Workshop: Communication between Sending and Host Countries.The impact of the Polish Communist Party on the Polish Organisations in Belgium, 1950-1990. David Zwart : Receiving the Homeland: Dutch-Americans and the Netherlands Information Bureau; 1940-1960 F-6 HEA06 Health and Nations Room F
Despina Karakatsani, Vassiliki Theodorou : Orientations of the health policy in Greec during the inter-war period: the first attempts to develop social hygiene services for children Jose Martínez Pérez : "On 'the fit' vs. 'parasites': Scientific Management, Orthopaedics,disability and the modernisation of the Nation (Spain, 1922-1932) José Pardo-Tomás, Àlvar Martínez-Vidal & Enrique Perdiguero : “Per la Ciència i per la Pàtria”: medical catalanism (1898-1936) G-6 ANT02 Competition in the Ancient World Room G
Laurens E. Tacoma : The councillor's dilemma. Political competition in third-century Roman Egypt Hans Van Wees : Competition in the Ancient World H-6 RUR07 Rural life, Family and Gender Room H
Sally Mcmurry : Sharecroppers – in Pennsylvania? Kinship-Based Share Tenancy and Agrarian Culture in the Northern United States, 1830-1880 Ulla Rosén : Old duties and new demands. A study of property, gender and elder care in the Swedish agrarian society 1815-1939. Nicola Verdon : Women on the farm; or how female farmers fared in mid 19th century England I-6 MID03 Solving conflict in the Medieval City II Room A-2
Bart Lambert : Conflict solving strategies in an international commercial metropolig (Bruges in the late medieval period) J-6 POL04 Consensualism II (Copenhagen business school) Room J
Hans-Ulrich Jost : Consensual politics: roots and adaptations in the context of a global capitalist economy (Holland, Denmark and Switzerland) Johannes Lindvall, Lars Bo Kaspersen : Why No Political Religion? Denmark and Sweden in Comparative Perspective Martin Pletersek : Never Mind the Gap – Elite Cooperation in Austria after WWII K-6 FAM10 Family situation, foster children and young paupers Room K
Johanna Sköld : For love or money? Fosterparent´s motives to take in fosterchildren 1891-1925. A Swedish example. L-6 SEX11 Psychiatry and sexual deviances Room L
Chris Waters : Psychiatry and the Regulation of Homosexuality in Britain, 1916-1925: From Roger Casement to the Departmental Committee on Sexual Offences against Young People M-6 URB03 Managing the City 1: Urban Elites Room M
Michael Limberger : The advantage of the city and the service to the king. Political discourse and strategies in the Antwerp city council in the 17th century Charlotte Wildman : Civic Elites in a Spectacular Environment: Liverpool and Manchester, 1918 -1939 N-6 FAM04 International Families IV. The management of Capital Room N
Ghislaine Lydon : Family Finance or the Limits of Cooperative Behavior in nineteenth Century Trans-Saharan Trade Huibert Schijf : International Jewish Bankers 1850-1914, the Case of the Koenigswarters in Amsterdam Francesca Trivellato : Marriage, Dowry, and Diaspora: Sephardic Merchant Families in Livorno (17th and 18th Centuries) O-6 ELI07 Economy, Regime and Resistance Room O
José Antonio Sánchez Román : Corporatism Revisited: Economic Elites and the State in Argentina, 1900-1945 Nataliya Senkivska, Maryna Kachynska : Western Ukrainian Elite Confronting the Soviet Totalitarian Regime Maciej Tyminski : Managers and the Regional Party Committee. The Case of Warsaw in the Stalinist Time. P-6 FAM25 Inheritance and family patterns in rural societies with seasonal and temporary migrations Room P
Ofelia Rey Castelao : Emigration from North Western Spain: family and labour, 18th-19th centuries Constanta Vintila-Ghitulescu : Temporary Migration and Romanian Family in the Eighteenth Century Q-6 CRI07 Reporting Murder Room N1-O1
Judith Rowbotham : Murder, She Wrote….Mrs Henry Wood’s Use of Newspaper Reporting, 1858-1887 Daniel Vyleta : Murder in the Viennese Press, 1895-1910 R-6 LAB12 Covering the world Room R
Janet Hunter : Gender and the Global Textile Industry, 1650-2000 Andrea Komlosy : Globalized Textiles: Spatial division of labour, global inter-relations, and imbalances in regional development S-6 EDU04 Childhood and work Room S
Mats Sjöberg : Child Labour Legislation in Sweden since 1949 Ingrid Söderlind : Parents' views on children's work in Sweden today T-6 FAM08 Life course and family relations Room T
Cristina Munno : Relative life-course dependance from family networks and kinship": an Italian community (1854-1881) Sian Pooley : Sisters in service: a case study of domestic servants and family relations in Lancaster, England, 1880-1914 Vera Sollova : The growth of female labor force participation and fertility; the case of metropolitan zone of Toluca, 1970-2005 U-6 LAB15 Coalminers, coal owners and the state, 1880-1930 II Room U
Ben Gales : Miners in a market without frontiers? Quentin Outram : Discourses on Work and the Liberal-Labour Alliance, 1870-1910: The view from the Coalfields Chris Williams : Striking Images: Cartoons, Coal and Commentary in South Wales, 1898-1921 V-6 WOM06 Social Policy and the Politics of Intimacy Committee Room 1
Ingela Naumann : Unions, gender politics and childcare. West Germany and Sweden compared Yvonne Svanström : The Early Swedish Welfare State and Prostitution 1920-1980 Hannelore Vandebroek : An allowance for mothers? Re-interpreting Belgian post-war family policy (1949-1957) Richard Wilson, Paula Nicolson & Graham Smith : The historiography of domestic violence in Great Britain and the United States, 1960-1980. W-6 AFR03 Political Ethnicity, Conflicts and Historical Memory Committee Room 2
E. Ike Udogu : Ethnic Politics and Economic and Social Development in Africa Tundé Zack-Williams : ‘Sierra Leone: Diamonds Extraction and Regional Conflict’
Thursday 23 March 2006
14:15
A-7
ETH10
Meet the author panel on Migration in world history by Patrick Manning
Room A
B-7 SEX02 Folklore in Forensic Sexuality: An Examination of Historical Practices Room B
Theo van der Meer : Locus Delicti. Folklore, Medical Science and the Castration of Sex Offenders in the Netherlands, 1928 - 1968 Rebecca Young : Sorting “Pedophiles” from “Normal” Child Rapists: Diagnostic Technology and the Sexual Hierarchy in Forensic Sexology C-7 FAM16 Migration and demographic impact Room C
Maude Letendre, Louis Houde & Hélène Vezina & Marc Tremblay : Demographic and genetic impact of Irish settlement in Quebec (Canada) : Evidence from deep-rooted genealogies. Rui Maia : Migrants and natural in urban way: differentiated behaviours of the marriage and the reproduction Mary Louise Nagata, Kiyoshi Hamano : Mortality in Early Modern Kyoto: mortality in a mobile population D-7 ORA06 Repressed Memories, Memories of Repression II Room D
Karel Berkhoff : Dina Pronicheva’s Story of Surviving the Babi Yar Massacre in German, Jewish, Soviet, Russian, and Ukrainian Records Jennifer Orth : A Difficult Encounter: Liberators, Survivors, and the Opening of the Camps E-7 WOM01 Varieties of Feminism II: Central, Eastern and South Eastern Europe Room E
Dominika Gruziel : The Meaning of Polish Catholic Female Activism for the Emancipation of Polish Women in the Context of the Nation-State Building Processes (1880s-1918) Anna Loutfi : Putting Law in its Place. Contextualising Feminist Responses to the Hungarian Draft Civil Code of 1913 F-7 LAB27 Business interest, professionalism and changing borders of public and private. Transformation of employer strategies after World War II Room F
Gunnel Maria Holmér : Immigrant Workers in the Swedish Glass Industry 1940 -1970 Melissa Kerr : Managers, Workers but where were the unions? Labour Management Practices in Non-Union Firms 1945-1970 Jussi Vauhkonen : Finnish employers’ strategies in the development of statutory social insurance 1954–1964 G-7 CUL05 Travellers and Travel Narratives. Nature and Culture in the Discourse of Modernity Room G
Carmen Andras : British travel literature about Romania in the 18-19th centuries Anna Konstancja Marszal : The Imagine of Rome in the Grand Tour Tradition Ricardo Palma : Travel and Scientific Reports in the era of Modernity: Our most faithful travelling companions: lice Angela Thompson, Jason Thompson : Poltergeist! Frederick Catherwood in the Old World and the New H-7 LAB13 State Regulation and Household Agency in Twentieth Century Russia Room H
Gijs Kessler : The Urban Household and Economic Dictatorship in the Soviet Union, 1920s-30s Viktoria Tiazhelnikova : Welfare Policy and Cooperation within the Russian Urban Household, 1960s-1980s Timur Valetov : Peasant Migration and Urbanisation in pre-1917 Russia: the role of the state I-7 LAB16 International Communism and Espionage Room A-2
Peter Anthony Glees : The UK as the target of the East German Secret Intelligence and Security Service Harvey Klehr, John Earl Haynes : The Historiography of Soviet Espionage and American Communism: from Separate to Converging Paths Reiner Tosstorff : Case closed: The assassination of Andreu Nin and what we know now of Soviet espionage K-7 WOM18 Masculinities and Feminist Historiography Room K
Ann-Catrin Östman : Masculinity, citizenship and traditions of agrarian historiography L-7 FAM21 Family strategies and the Church Room L
Llorenç Ferrer Alos : Younger Sons in Church. A Strategy of Reproduction of the small Nobility in Central Catalonia (eighteenth and nineteenth centuries) Antonio Irigoyen : Family Networks and Social Networks in an Ecclesiastical Institution. The Murcia Cathedral Chapter in the Seventeenth Century Isabel Moll-Blanes : The role of the church in controlling family reproduction in Majorican Society: A "long duree perspective", 17th-19th centuries M-7 NAT02 Presentations of the National Past Room M
Deborah Michaels : Fascist Ally or Anti-Fascist Uprising?National Identity and Changing Narratives of Slovakia’s World War II History in Textbooks from 1948 to 2004 N-7 ECO07 Dynamics of Regional Interaction in Northwestern Europe Room N
Leos Müller : Scandinavian shipping and markets for shipping services, 1700-1800 David Ormrod : Commercial growth and the long industrial revolution: a world systems approach Christiaan van Bochove, Jelle van Lottum : Shifting focus? The dynamics of economic interaction in the early modern North Sea region O-7 HEA07 Moral Transgression and Illness: Comparative Perspectives in the Cultural History of Medicine, 900-1900 Room O
Markku Hokkanen : Moral Transgression, Disease, and Holistic Health in the Livingstonia Mission in late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century Northern Malawi. Eilola Jari : Moral Transgression and Illness in the Early Modern North Karen Nolte : Cervical Cancer and "sexual deviancy“ – history of a moral discourse P-7 WOM10 Sexuality, Gender, and Politics in the Late Ottoman Empire and Turkey Room P
Tuba Kanci : Women and Men of an Imagined Community: Gender Constructions of the Turkish Republic in Textbooks Selçuk akşin Somel : Woman, state, and religion: The Issue of Abortion in the Late Ottoman Empire Q-7 CRI08 Criminal Justice, Politics and Everyday Life in Modern Germany and Italy Room N1-O1
Paul A. Garfinkel : Prevention, Prophylaxis and Paternalism: The Liberal Roots of Fascist Criminal Law in Italy, 1910-1934 Ann Goldberg : Defamation Law and the Politics of Everyday Life in Imperial Germany, 1871-1918 R-7 URB04 Managing the City 2: Shaping Urban Life Room R
Sandor Horvath : The ‘Great Tree Gang’ and the Urban Space. Moral panics and mental maps in the socialist Budapest Brigitte Le Normand : Socialist suburbs? Urban growth and policy in Belgrade, 1945-1968 S-7 MID01 Networking Medieval Friendship: methods, approaches, scope and perspective of an international and interdisciplinary research-project Room S
Margaret M. Mullett : Friendship and networks in Byzantium. Jon V. Sigurdsson : Friendship and networks in medieval Scandinavia. T-7 THE04 From historicism to historicity: traversing Foucault with Slavoj Zizek Room T
Fabio Vighi : The strange case of the missing gaze in film historiography U-7 FAM07 Power and dependance in the family: intergenerational relationships Room U
Leonardo Fusé : Ageing and Children Network. Ageing and Household Structure: Intergenerational Relationships and Living Arrangements of Old People in the 19th Century Sundsvall Region, Sweden Hans Jørgen Marker : House holds structure in Denmark in 1801 Steven Ruggles : Intergenerational coresidence and economic opportunity of the younger generation in the United States, 1850-2000 V-7 ETH07 Spanish bi-lateral labour treaties in the 1960s Committee Room 1
Maria Jose Fernandez : The Signing of the Spanish-French Immigration Treaty of 1961. Carlos Sanz : The Labour Recruitment Agreement between Spain and the Federal Republic of Germany (1960) W-7 RUR09 Historical approach to a Japanese Rural Community Committee Room 2
Yoshiyuki Murayama : Geographical Settings of Kamishiojiri Village Moto(yasu) Takahashi : The Cross-reference of the Families in the Family Trees and in the Religious Faith Registers: Kinship Relationships, Pedigrees and Generation Continuity in Kami-shiojiri, Japan Futoshi Yamauchi : Land ownership structure of Japanese villages at the end of the early modern age
Friday 24 March 2006
8:30
A-9
FAM30
Child abandonment in Western Europe (19th-20th century)
Room A
Ivan Jablonka : The Fictive Kinship of French Foundlings and Their Foster Parents (1874-1939) Julie Miller : 'Children of Accident and Mystery': Foundlings in Nineteenth-Century New York City B-9 ETH12 Strangers in the eyes of Scandinavians Room B
Pär Frohnert : Socialist refugees under Social Democratic control. The Labour Movement’s Refugee Committee and political refugees in Sweden, 1933-1945. Christina Johansson : Red Light? Swedish Refugee Policy Discourses of the late 1980s. C-9 SOC05 Microfinances, Poor Law and Urban Sustainability, 19th-20th centuries Room C
Montserrat Carbonell Esteller : Microfinance and Poor Laws in an urban Mediterranean context. The case of Barcelona in the XIX century Duncan Ross : Poverty and Individualism: Savings Banks as Capitalist Institutions Sakari Saaritsa : Credit, welfare and sustainable proletarianization: Microeconometrics of the urban family economy in early 20th century Helsinki D-9 FAM20 Gender differences in infant, childhood and teenage mortality Room D
Lucia Pozzi, Marco Breschi & Alessio Fornasin : Gender mortality selection in the first years of life in Italy during the demographic transition Christine Théré, Jean-Marc Rohrbasser : Facing death in the early days of life :Inequality between sexes in Enlightenment demographic thought. Evelien Walhout, Frans Van Poppel : Sex differences in child mortality in a Dutch town, 1860-1920: Did social class and religion play a role? E-9 RUR10 The environmental factor: agriculture, landscape and ecology Room E
Antonio Linares : The forest planning in the South-West of Spain (1875-1925) Kenneth Sylvester, Geoff Cunfer : An unremembered diversity: mixed husbandry and the settling of Kansas grasslands, 1860-1940 Meri Vuohu : Environment and Rural Administration in the Early Modern Tuscany F-9 GEO04 Spaces of Exception 1. Bodies Room F
David Nally : Faminescapes: the state of excpetion and the Great Irish Famine G-9 LAB30 Responses to Recent Changes in Global Capitalism Room G
Julie Guard : Canada’s Steel Union Responds to the New Economy: Organizing Call Centres Paula Mulinari : Racializing and genderizing labour processes in the restaurant and hotel branch. Jonas Sjölander : The Detours of Solidarity: Labour Internationalism in the Third Industrial Revolution. The Swedish Metal Workers’ Federation in Colombia 1976-1986. H-9 SEX05 Disruptive Women in Interwar Britain Room H
Lesley Hall : 'Vexed human beings who suffered intensely from male-adaptation of life': queering female sexuality in early twentieth century Britain Alison Oram : Decadent Seducer or Mannish Woman?: Class and Representations of Lesbianism in the British Popular Press 1910s-1939 I-9 REL01 The Reformation in European Historical Consciousness, 1817-1917 Room A-2
Peter Kushner : The Reformation in German Historiography, 1817-1917 Hendrik Paul, Bart Wallet : Luther and Calvin in a Dutch Context: The Reformation in Dutch Protestant Memory Culture, 1817-1917 J-9 ETH27 Migration and Identity formation in Canada Room J
Amal Madibbo : A socio-historical context of the immigration of Black French-speaking to Canada (1960-2000) K-9 HEA10 Nutrition Room K
Francisco Muñoz Pradas, Roser Nicolau : Milk consumption, health and survival in infancy in contemporary Spain (1860-1950) Chad Ross : Food for Thought: Diet, Health, Morality and the Reform of Life Ulrike Thoms : West versus East? Nutritional policy in the two Germanies 1945-1964 L-9 WOM09 Roundtable: Varieties of Feminism III: International Perspectives Room L
Hasmik Khalapyan : Defining Feminism in Ottoman Armenian Women's Movement, 1875-1914 Maria Martinez Gonzalez : The feminist movement in the basque country: problems and challenges Sharifa Wright : Lionheart gyal, and what of radical feminism? - How gender inequality became the feminist agenda in Caribbean Nationalism M-9 SOC10 Social inequalities in health I Room M
Martin Gorsky : "For the treatment of sick persons of all classes?" Social inequality and the transformation of the British hospital system in the 20th century Bernard Harris : Gender, Health and Welfare in England and Wales since 1800 Anne Løkke : Patients at the Danish Royal Hospital (Rigshospitalet) 1757 - 2000 . Peter Razzell : The Hazards of Wealth N-9 TEC04 Postwar Images of Science and Technology Room N
Guillaume De Syon : From Pyramids to Time Travel: The scientists as controller of fate Jaakko Suominen : Machines in Duckburg. Inventing in Walt Disney’s Comic Book ‘Donald Duck’ in Finland during the 1950’s O-9 ETH17 Migration of domestic servants Room O
Marina de Regt : "Symbol of Wealth and the Laziness of Housewives?" The Changing Demand for Paid Domestic Labour in Yemen Sabrina Marchetti : Looking at Filipino domestic workers and their employers in Rome and Amsterdam through gender and ethnicity Monica Smith : Citizenship and Policies on Sri Lankan Domestic Workers in Lebanon P-9 POL05 Political Outsiders in Swedish History 1848-1932 Room P
Stefan Nyzell : Contentious Politics and Social Democracy: Social Democracy, the Threat of Violence and Contentious Politics in Sweden 1848-1932 Magnus Olofsson : Tullbergs Contention and the New Liberals: Forgotten Struggles Q-9 CUL09 Was there a Cultural Turn? Representation, Discourse, and the Politics of Cultural History Room N1-O1
Jennifer Milligan : Cultural History and the Archive: The Case of the Archives Nationales in the Nineteenth Century Sandrine Sanos : The Aesthetics of Far-Right Political Discourse in 1930s France Jean Terrier : Culture and international exchange in the work of Marcel Mauss R-9 ELI09 Rising to the top: the formation of elites in times of political reform. Room R
Doina Pasca Harsanyi : Working for Napoleon. The case of Moreau de Saint-Méry, general administrator of Parma and Guastala. Heli Rantala : Finnish cultural elite: an example of dynamic 19th century network S-9 EDU05 Migration and Displacement Room S
Annette Richardson : Moving Beyond Beslan: Strategies and Preparedness Against Terrorist Acts Sian Roberts : "In the Margins of Chaos": children's experiences of refugee colonies in the Spanish Civil War T-9 CRI09 Child Murder in North-Atlantic Europe 1700-1900 Room T
Anne-Marie Kilday : ‘Monsters of the Vilest Kind’: Attitudes towards Child Killers in Eighteenth Century Scotland Richard Mc Mahon : Children, Homicide and the Law in Nineteenth-century Ireland Katherine Watson : Crimes of the Blackest Dye? Judicial Responses to Child Murder in England and Wales, 1700-1900 U-9 SEX07 Historical (mis)representations Room U
Josie McLellan : Selling Sex under Socialism: East German erotica Annette Timm : Lebensborn: The Sexualization of the Nazi Past in Popular Culture W-9 LAB23 Workers' organisations in the US (1937-1970s) Committee Room 2
Patrick Saunders : Too Many Rail Chiefs and not enough Workers: The decline of the Railroad Unions in the U.S. Seth Wigderson : Les Demoiselles Grévistes:” Class, Gender and Ethnicity in the 1937 Lewiston-Auburn, Maine Shoe Strike
Friday 24 March 2006
10:45
A-10
THE01
Meet the Author session with Avi Tucker: Our knowledge of the past: a philosophy of historiography and Martin L. Davies: Historics. Why History Dominates Contemporary Society
Room A
B-10 ETH31 Voices and narrators Room B
Sirin Dilli : New Sounds from Europe Lotta Weckström : To whom are you talking? C-10 SEX06 Homosexuality in France since 1945 Room C
Eric Fassin : Marriage Matters: The inversion of the homosexual question. Julian Jackson : Homophile Politics in France 1954-1982 Michael Sibalis : Changing Public Attitudes Toward Homosexuality in Post-1945 France D-10 ECO08 Human Capital and Engineering Room D
Camilla Josephson : The productivity slowdown and the catching up in Swedish manufacturing industries 1952-2001 Nikolaus Wolf, Steve Redding & Daniel Sturm : Multiple Equilibria in Industrial Location: Evidence From Airports in Inter-War and Re-Unified Germany E-10 HEA05 Financing Health Room E
Bruce Fetter : The quest for clean numbers: The intersection of historical demography and classic methods for historical criticism Stephanie Neuner : State insurance and welfare policy for "war-neurotics" of WW I. Politics and Psychiatry in Germany, c. 1920-1939. Joost van Genabeek, Leo Van Bergen : Dutch history of social insurance medicine F-10 SOC12 Social inequality in Europe's oversees empires Room F
Richard Price : Missionary Culture, Race and Inequality in early nineteenth century South Africa Jewel Spangler : Poisoned Relationships: Slave Rebellion, Evangelical Religion, and Household Mastery on the American Plantation Periphery in the Age of Revolution Kristy Warren : Race and Class in Bermudian Society G-10 ASI04 Asian Historiographies Room G
Zoe Headley : Structure and functions of the past(s) amongst a denotified caste (Tamil Nadu) Ratna Saptari : The Uses and Limits of Event-Based History: An Industrial Strike on Jakarta's Urban Fringe Subir Sinha : Subalterns, Trans-nationality, Globalisation: On the crises of historiographies of resistance H-10 SOC11 Social Inequalities in health II Room H
Teemu Sakari Ryymin : Social and ethnic considerations in the Northern Norwegian antituberculosis campaign, app. 1900-1940 Signild Vallgårda : Social inequality in health – a comparative study of problematisations John Welshman : Inequalities in Health in the UK, 1940-76: The Issue of Resource Allocation Sam Willner : Change and continuity in the regional mortality pattern in Sweden from pre-industrial to post-industrial society. J-10 POL08 Human rights & Cold war in Europe Room J
Robin De Bruin : `Europe' and the Recovery of Justice: Post-War Dutch Political Visions K-10 ETH08 Continuity and change of spatial mobility around World War I (1) Room K
Elizabeth Bright Jones : Mobilizing Veterans: The Resettlement of Disabled Thomas Klug : “Work or Fight”: Employers, the State, and Bureaucratic Methods of Controlling the Labor Market in the United States during World War I Christiane Reinecke : Governing the Alien: Administrative Techniques and Migration Control in Great Britain and Germany, 1905-1930 L-10 NAT06 Nations, Regions, Minorities Room L
Pille Petersoo : Scotland and its (non-)national Others: comparing 1979 and 1997 Paula Portas : Marxist Minority Nationalism: how the Galicians narrate the nation from the margins. Janusz Ryzner : Different Problems, The Same Solution? Central European Minority Policies Under The Communist Rule. M-10 FAM32 International Families VI: Cultures of Diaspora Room M
Elizabeth Macknight : Cultural Strongholds of the Parisian Nobility in France of the Third Republic Mario A. F. Rutten, Pravin J. Patel : Contested Family Relations and Government Policy Linkages among Patel Migrants in Britain and India N-10 GEO05 Spaces of Exception 2. Subjects Room N
Denise Eileen Mccoskey : Gladiators, Slaves, and Tribunes: Reading Roman Law, Exclusion, and Agamben’s Homo Sacer Ulf Strohmayer : Suburban spaces of civic exception O-10 CRI10 Police and Press in Historical Perspective Room O
Haia Shpayer-Makov : The Intricate Relationship between Journalists and Police Detectives in Victorian and Edwardian England P-10 POL10 French democracy Room P
Anne Epstein : Moral Authority, Gender, and the Rise of the French Public Intellectual: Respectability as a Political Resource, ca. 1900 Charles Walton : From Lèse-majesté to lèse-nation: the limits of free speech in democratic transition, the case of the French Revolution Q-10 CUL10 Witnesses in Early Modern England Room N1-O1
Alexandra Shepard : The ‘worth’ of witnesses and the language of self-description in early modern England Andy Wood : Narrative, community and custom in English court depositions, c.1500-1750 R-10 ELI08 A foot in the door: Netherlands immigrant strategies to target European Elites, 16th- 17th centuries Room R
Maartje van Gelder : Together apart? Netherlandish attempts to carve out a place in early modern Venetian society Michiel van Groesen : Pleasing the elite: The tailor-made construction of the De Bry collection of voyages (1590-1634) S-10 LAB17 Labour relations at the end of the 20th century Room S
Troy Sarina : The Call for Reform: Explanations for the Introduction of Non-Union Collective Agreement Making Carol Stephenson, Jean Spence : Women, community and the British Miners' Strike 1984-5: T-10 ORA09 Social Memory and Constructing the Self Room T
Daniela Koleva : Daughters' stories: gender, generation and memory Mísia Reesink : Being the last. The memories of a Lakondê woman of her people and on becoming its sole real member Graham Smith : Collective and individual memories: older women remembering in group and in individual interviews Radmila Svarickova Slabakova : The "noble“ values of the descendants of Austro-Czech nobility – a trap of oral history? U-10 AFR02 Gender, Health and Migration in Colonial Africa Room U
Olakunbi Olasope : Differential Equations: Bride-price and dowry in ancient Roman and Yoruba Cultures Rachel Spronk : ‘Kenya has become a society inflamed by sexual desire’. Transformations in sexuality over three generations V-10 ELI10 The Bernadotte Dynasty: Change and continuity in the representation of an upstart royal family in post-Napoleonic Sweden and Norway Committee Room 1
Karin Hallgren : The Role of the Opera in Royal Image Building in Early 19th Century Sweden Cecilia Rosengren : Journalism in the service of Karl XIV Johan Per Sandin : The World of Associations – a Meeting Place for the Swedish-Norwegian Monarchy and the Bourgeois Society during the First Part of the 19th Century W-10 SEX09 Global differences in sexuality Committee Room 2
Cigdem Bugdayci : Sexualities in the grip of Romantic Love Saskia Eleonora Wieringa : Globalization and women's same sex practices in Asia
Friday 24 March 2006
14:15
A-11
LAB02
Labour Internationalism II
Room A
Ralph Darlington : Revolutionary Syndicalist Opposition to the First World War: A Comparative Assessment Wayne Thorpe : Seeking New Paths: Anti-Authoritarian Labour and the Defense of Revolutionary Internationalism, 1914-1918 Geert Van Goethem : Class versus Gender B-11 ETH14 Roles of immigrant and minority organisations in European cities Room B
Tiziana Caponio : Policy Networks and Immigrants’ Associations in Italy: The Cases of Milan, Bologna and Naples Pontus Odmalm : Institutional effects on migrant voluntary organisations: a comparison between Sweden, France and the UK Sanna Saksela : Shifting between ethnic mobilization and mediation: Immigrant associations as bridge builders between local policy-makers and immigrants in Finland C-11 FAM18 Marriage and remarriage in Eurasian perspective Room C
Satomi Kurosu, Marco Breschi & Christer Lundh : Economic and Household Factors of Remarriage in Eurasian Perspective Matteo Manfredini, Martin Dribe & Michel Oris : Marriage and migration in Eurasia D-11 GEO06 Spaces of Exception 3. Geopolitics Room D
Mathew Coleman : Exceptionality as the Rule: Liberal Geopolitics and US Immigration Policing After 9/11 Derek Gregory : Vanishing points: seriality, spaces of exception and the "war on terror" John Morrissey : Shaping the Middle-East for the 21st Century: US Centcom's 'States of Exception' E-11 EDU06 Understanding childhood Room E
Dirk Schumann : The Paradox of Realism. How the “Realistic Turn” in Pedagogy Affected West German Schooling from the early 1960s to the late 1970s. André Turmel : Children of the margins: lessons from the past Karin Zetterqvist Nelson, Bengt Sandin : Swedish Child and Adolescent Psychiatry - treatment and policies in a historical perspective F-11 SOC08 Social Endogamy in Comparative Perspective Room F
Bart Van De Putte, Andrew Miles : Demographic class formation in 19th century England and Belgium Richard L. Zijdeman : Status attainment through marriage in an industrialising agricultural seaprovince, 1800-1920 G-11 THE12 Comparison in History: the case of small countries Room G
Martin Lüpold, Gerhard Schnyder : Protecting insiders against foreigners? Aspects of corporate governance in three small states, Switzerland, Sweden, and the Netherlands, 1900-1960 H-11 SOC14 The Welfare State: past, present and future I Room H
Helene Brodin, Helén Strömberg : Making a Market of Care? Visions and Divisions of Responsibilities in Swedish Health and Eldercare during the late 20th century Sofia Murhem : Privatisations of Swedish elder care- how are industrial relations affected? I-11 LAT01 LAT01 Anarchism and Anarcho-Syndicalism in the Global South: Latin America in Comparative Perspective Room A-2
Dongyoun Hwang : Nationalism, Transnationalism, and Cosmopolitan Outlooks: Korean Anarchism in the 1920s-1930s Kirwin Shaffer : Taking the Struggle North: Latin American Anarchists in the United States, 1890-1930 Lucien Van Der Walt, Steven Hirsch : Comparing Anarchist and Revolutionary Syndicalist Movements in the Periphery: Peru and South Africa, 1905-1928 J-11 TEC03 Water in the City Room J
Cornelis Disco : Living with Urban Water. “Inner” water and “outer” water in Amsterdam 1200-2000 Dieter Schott : Urban Water systems and the metamorphosis of a city: the case of Mannheim K-11 HEA08 Health and Sexuality Room K
Herwig Czech : Sex and the Gender of Infection: Venereal Disease, Prostitution and Medical Control of Sexuality in Nazi Vienna Hans Neefs : From moralism to pragmatism? A historical comparison of Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) prevention during the interwar period and the last decades of the 20th century in Belgium. Kamila Uzarczyk : Hereditary burdened ? Discussion on the causes of prostitution in interwar Poland L-11 ETH29 The management of migrants: Case studies from the US and Canandian Borders (1830-1930) Room L
Barbara Lüthi : “Invading bodies” and the construction of disease: Medical border control and Immigration in the USA, 1880-1920 Dorothee Schneider : Women Immigrants confront the Border M-11 ORA10 Memory and Testimony: Between Public and Private Room M
Hugo Manson, Terry Brotherstone & Owen Logan : Claiming the memory of the North Sea: enterprise, tragedy and representation Miroslav Vanek : Political Elites and Dissidents in the years 1969 - 1989. Biographical interviews. Pinar Melis Yelsali Parmaksiz : Prisoner to Her Own Memories: Repressed Memory vs. Official History N-11 CUL11 Borders and Multiple Identities Room N
Christine Delhaye : Diversity in the cultural field of Amsterdam (working title) Jyrki Korkki : Border identities. Ethnicity, Nationality and Conflict in Village of Raivola, 1870-1930. Katerina Pouliasi, Maykel Verkuyten : Bicultural identities in cultural divergencies Roxann Prazniak : Trecento Tuscany in Eurasian Context O-11 NAT07 Genocide, Anti-Semitism, Jewish Activism Room O
Bernardas Gailius : The Concept of Genocide - Back to Lemkin Maurice Zeitlin : Les Resistants Juives: Who Were They? P-11 ECO05 Role of Gender in Economic and Social development Room P
Amy Erickson : Identifying women's occupations in early modern London Ariadne Schmidt : Female access to the labour market and guilds in the early modern Netherlands. Maria Sjöberg : "Mutter Courage" - Facts and Fiction Q-11 CRI11 Criminal Justice in the Early Modern Era Room N1-O1
Elmar Henrich : Jurisdiction, Communal Conflict and Bounty Hunting: the Destabilization of a Central Italian Mountain Frontier in the Early Modern Period. Olli Matikainen : "Raving madness or "Devil´s plot?" Intentionality in Early Modern Finnish Homicide Trials, 1500 - 1800 R-11 ELI12 Political and cultural exchanges in early modern Europe Room R
Kirstie Mcclure : John Locke and Republican Letters Helen Mcmanus : Beyond the Masham-Astell Dialogue: Wit, Enthusiasm, and Anonymity in Mary Astell’s Political Writings Stefania Tutino : Political network, scientific discussions and confessional controversy: the case of Thomas White. S-11 FAM31 International Families V: Labour Migration Room S
Jennifer Miller : At Home with the First Generation of Turkish Guest Workers in Germany Jose Moya : International Families and Labor: A Global and Historical Perspective Raffaella Sarti : Family Ties over Borders: Transnational Families of Slaves and Migrant Domestic Workers (Past and Present in Comparative Perspective) T-11 LAB22 Supervision and authority: intermediaries between capital and labour I Room T
Gilles Postel-Vinay, Jérôme Bourdieu : Wage forms and hierarchy in late 19th-century industry Philip Slaby : Gender, Family, and Managerial Control: Immigrants and the French Coal Industry between the World Wars U-11 WOM02 Gender, Islam, and European Multiculturalism Room U
Jytte Klausen : The Sexual Politics of Islam in Europe Sonja van Wichelen, Marc de Leeuw : "Please, Go Wake Up!" Submission, Hirsi Ali, and the War on Terror in the Netherlands Judith Vichniac : Other Reactions: Christian and Jewish Responses to the Foulard Controversy V-11 WOM04 Women Interpret Historical Change Committee Room 1
Marianna Muravyeva : History at crisis: Gender studies, national identity and contemporary Russian history profession Rosemarie Schade : Looking at America: Alice Salomon and Charlotte Lütkens W-11 ASI02 Globalization and change Committee Room 2
Anna Lindberg : “‘Modernization’, Globalization and Change: Marriage, Gender Relations and Traditions Nikita Sud : The global face of new Hinduism in Gujarat
Friday 24 March 2006
16:30
A-12
THE07
What are books on the historians's methodology written for?
Room A
Markku Hyrkkänen : What is historical method and what is it for? Jorma Kalela : Politics of History and the Methodology of Scholarly Historians Matti Peltonen : In Defence of History: Three Generations of Historical “Method Books” from Marc Bloch to Richard J. Evans B-12 SEX03 Intersex in a long-term perspective Room B
Geertje Mak : The legal position of hermaphrodites in the 19th century. A legal-medical interplay. Alison Redick : What Happened at Hopkins: The Creation of the Intersex Management Protocols, 1950-55 C-12 WOM16 Roundtable: Gender and the Politics of Representation Room C
Joan E. Greer : Untying the Bonds in Late Nineteenth-Century Print Culture: a Male Artist's Radical Visual Language in an Early Feminest Periodical Elizabeth Menon : Evil by Design: The Creation and Marketing of the Femme-Fatale in 19th-century France Aurora Morcillo : Body Politics and Spanish Transition to Democracy Francisco Segado : Spanish women in the late Franco dictatorship: an approach through political cartoons María Del Carmen Suescun Pozas : Modern Feminity, Shattered Masculinity: The Scandal of the Female Nude During Political Crisis in Colombia, 1930-1948 D-12 LAB03 Supervision and authority: intermediaries between capital and labour II Room D
James Jaffe : Managing the Effort Problem: The Ambiguities of Workplace Supervision during British Industrialization Peter Scholliers : "Meestergasten": work, wages and authority in the Ghent cotton mills Patricia Van den Eeckhout : Customs and contracts: firing foremen in 19th century Ghent E-12 POL13 Totalitarianism Room E
Uwe Backes : What does totalitarianism mean? Reformulating the Concept in the Framework of a Universal Typology of Political Systems Maryse Ramambason : From USSR to the Federation of Russia : a democratisation process and emergence of a competitive political area James Ryan : Tinkering with Totalitarianism: The American Communist Party's Attempts at Liberalization, 1934-1949 Mike Schmeitzner : Criticism of Totalitarian Regimes from the Left. The Council-Communist Totalitarianism Theory of Otto Rühle F-12 NAT04 Nations and Nationalism in Northern Europe Room F
Ilona Kemppainen : National heroes and national character Catarina Lundström, Anna Lindkvist : Internal mission and internal colonization in 19th and 20th century Sweden Jennica Thylin : The Standardization of the Finland-Swedish Language 1809 - 1922 from a Nation-Building Perspective G-12 CRI12 Policing and Civil Liberties Room G
Anja Johansen : Getting away with murder? Police accused of causing death and injury in Berlin, Paris and London c.1900-1914 Paul Lawrence : Vagrants, the Police and ‘Civil Liberties’ during the Interwar Period Chris A. Williams : Constables for hire: the long and significant history of private 'public' policing in the UK H-12 SOC15 The Welfare State: past, present and future II Room H
Urban Lundberg : Social Democracy Lost: The Social Democratic Party in Sweden and the Politics of Pension Reform, 1978-1998 Klaus Petersen : Welfare reforms in Denmark 1891-2005 I-12 THE08 Newspapers and the construction of national identiy Room A-2
Paul Kerry : Zionist Ideology in Die Welt Troy Paddock : Contested Communities: Newspapers and National Identity in Imperial Germany J-12 HEA11 Health in Northern Europe Room J
Katarina Piuva : Mental hygiene in Sweden- Biopolitics of body and mind Cecilia Riving : A madman in the family. Conceptions and definitions of mentally ill in the community and the asylum during the second half of the nineteenth century Jens Widding : Conflict and Negotiation. The introduction of public health legislation in 19th century Sweden K-12 ECO10 Historical Economic Geography Room K
Joan R. Roses, Daniel A. Tirado : Regional Convergence and Industrialization in Spain: a long-run L-12 URB06 Drugs and Big Cities, 1960s - 1980s Room L
Alex Mold : The Development of a National Drug Problem and the Funding of Services for Drug Users in Britain During the 1980s Klaus Weinhauer : Klaus Weinhauer (University of Bielefeld, Germany) Drugs in the Media: Press Images of Drug Consumption in London and Berlin during the 1960/70s M-12 ETH28 Migration to and within the Americas Room M
Jennifer Bickham Mendez : Suburban Space Invaders: Globalization, Gender, and Latino/a Migration Christopher Paetzold : Cuba, Spain and transatlantic nationalisms, 1885-1930 N-12 CUL12 Relationship with the Past among Youngsters Room N
Lies Klerkx : How do youngsters cope with the past? Kees Ribbens : A historical canon for whom? O-12 WOM14 Gender and Professionalism Room O
Sonja Matter : Contested Experts. Swiss Women in the Field of Professional Social Work and Welfare (1900-1960) Susan McGann : Nurses are Citizens: the politics of the College of Nursing (UK) as a non-feminist organisation in the interwar period Mary Jane Mossman : Women Lawyers of the 19th century: gender, law and the legal professions P-12 FAM28 Family strategies I Room P
Claire Dolan : Collective biographies : the success and failure of family strategies. The « procureurs » in urban Southern France, 1550-1650 Nathalie Ostroot : Love and Money: Family and gender patterns in the choice of occupations in 19th century France Noriko Tsuya, Satomi Kurosu : The Demographic Effects of Household Socioeconomic Status in Early Modern Japan: Evidence from Two Northeastern Farming Villages 1716-1870 Q-12 LAB31 The Origins of Stalinism Room N1-O1
Mike Haynes : Rethinking Class Power in the Russian Factory 1929-1991 Kevin Murphy : Soviet Workers and the Formation of the Stalinist System R-12 LAT02 Affect, Sentiment, and Democracy in Political Cultures of the Americas Room R
Deborah Cohen : Ties that Bind: Race, Democracy, and Mexican Migration to the U.S. In the Age of Modernity Lessie Jo Frazier : Memory as Modes of Affect for Political Subject Formation in Chile’s Democratic ‘Tradition’ Laura M. Westhoff : Democratic Social Knowledge in Progressive Era Chicago S-12 RUR08 From one generation to another: rural heritage systems Room S
Piotr Guzowski : Inheritance system of Polish Peasants in the Late Middle Ages and Early Modern Period Sofia Holmlund : Gender, Inheritance, and the Development of Property Rights in 19th Century Sweden Mats Morell : Generational change and property transfer in sweden in the late 19th and early 20th century Antonio Presedo Garazo : Inheritance of the House of Montaos in Galicia during the XVthh and XVIth centuries T-12 ORA11 Cultural Confrontations in Oral History: Comparative Perspectives in the American Context Room T
Deborah Kwon : Confronting the Menories of a Past Generation through Oral History Richelle Schrock : Gendered Narratives of Forced Migration: From Somalia to Columbus, Ohio (USA) Nancy Yan : Memory, Pan-Ethnicity, and the Erosion of Cultural Animosities in Oral History U-12 WOM24 Representations of the Sexed Body in Medicine and Society Room U
Christabelle Sethna : "Chastity Outmoded!" The Ubyssey, Sex and the Single Girl, 1960-1970 W-12 HEA03 Health, Africa and Race Committee Room 2
Kristen Intemann : Science, Health, and Values: Ideology and the Concept of Race in U.S. Epidemiology 1980-Present Julie Livingston : Debility and the History of AIDS Care in Botswana Rosa Medina-Domenech : Scientific technologies of national identity as colonial legacies, The case of Spain and the African colony of Equatorial Guinea (1900-1959) X-12 TEC06 Water in the City II: Canal Boat Tour. See also special events. Canal Boat
Saturday 25 March 2006
8:30
A-13
SEX04
New research on Homosexuality and WWII: the Dutch case in international perspective
Room A
Anna Tijsseling : Images and agency. Courtcases against Dutch homosexuals, 1911-1949 Marian van der Klein : The pink triangle, the memory of WWII and the gay press B-13 NAT08 Nineteenth-Century Nationalism Room B
Frank Towers : The rise and fall of Jacksonian American nationalism, 1828-1861 András Vári : Turning around – the national argument in the hand of an a-national neoconservative movement in the 1890ies in Hungary Johanna Wassholm : Usages of national terminology – some examples with regard to a case study of Finland 1809–35 C-13 FAM29 Family strategies 2 Room C
Danielle Gauvreau, Sherry Olson & Patricia Thornton : Ambitions and restraints: Work and marriage in Montreal, 1880-1900 Aoi Okada : The cycle of household structure in early modern Japan Mikolaj Szoltysek, Konrad Rzemieniecki : Slavic tendency to the “communal way of life” and the evidence on family patterns from historical Polish territories, 18th century D-13 ANT03 Shifting Identities in Ancient Italy and Sicily Room D
Kathryn Lomas : Language, material culture and identity in pre-Roman Italy Jon Prag : '... and in the end they were all called Sikeliotai' (Diod. Sic. 5.6.5) Gillian Shepherd : "Starting from scratch: the construction of Sikeliote and other identities in Archaic Greek Sicily" E-13 FAM11 What did the peasants do when they got ill? Room E
Hiroshi Kawaguchi : From the faith cure activities to the vaccination, the first step to the decrease of the child deaths in the 19th century, Japan Satoshi Murayama, Higashi Noboru : Smallpox quarantine houses in 18th and 19th century Amakusa Islands, Kyusyu, Japan. F-13 GEO07 Spaces of Exception 4. Terror Room F
Simon Reid-Henry : Exceptional Sovereignty: Guantánamo Bay and U.S. imperialism in geo-historical perspective G-13 WOM11 Gender and Communism, East and West Room G
Basia Nowak : ‘Inconvenient’ for the Party-State: The League of Women in Poland and the Dissolution of Workplace Chapters in 1966 Raluca Maria Popa : “Women of the Whole (Socialist) World”: The Involvement of Women’s Organizations from State Socialist Hungary and Romania in International Women’s Activism, 1965 –1990 H-13 LAB29 Female Employment, Services and Welfare State Room H
Heidi Haggrén : The Collective Interest Articulation of Nurses in the post-WW-II Finland: Tensions between Social Loyalties and Labour-Market Logic Matti Hannikainen : Fairness and Social Norms in the Labour Market. Lower White-Collar Employees in Finland during the Golden Age I-13 ORA12 Collective Memory and Identity Room A-2
Niina Lappalainen : Deindustrialization and Collective Identity John Nassari : Understanding master narratives in Cyprus: reciting and opposing Hanna Snellman : Finnish Immigrants' Legacy in Sweden J-13 POL11 Lords, Vassals and burghers: powerplay in the medieval and early modern periods Room J
Liesbeth Geevers : Maintaining noble influence in composite monarchies: “Brussels” and “Madrid” in the Habsburg Monarchy, 1555-1570 Aart Noordzij : Cities and territorial consciousness. The duchy Guelders in the late Middle Ages Jaco Zuijderduijn : Urban leagues as exponents of state-formation: the case of medieval Holland K-13 ETH11 Jewish migrants, refugees and survivors 1930s-1950s II Room K
Peter Tammes : Dutch Jews or Jewish Dutch? Malin Thor : Local and international Jewish refugee reception and activity in Sweden 1941-1956 L-13 LAB05 Partners in Business. Husbands and wives working together. Part I: Married couples working together in commerce, 1500-1800 Room L
Christina Dalhede : Merchant Families in Gothenburg and Lübeck in Early Modern Time Matthias Steinbrink : Representative or merchant woman? Verena Meltinger from Basel Danielle van den Heuvel : The cooperation of spouses in commerce in the Dutch Republic M-13 CRI13 Civil Liberties Besieged: Special powers and threat of terrorism Room M
Michael Hassett : Irish Nationalists, the British Government and Anti -Terrorist Legislation Steve Hewitt : Policing Passports: Canadian State Efforts to End the Misuse of Canadian Passports, 1933-1999 Gilles Vandal : Terorism and Violence in Rural Louisiana, 1865-1884 N-13 WOM03 Roundtable: Gender and the History of Social Work through Visual Sources Room N
Adriane Feustel : A photoalbum telling the women's history of social work. Pavel Romanov, Elena R. Iarskaia-Smirnova : Interpreting visual memories of Soviet institutional child care O-13 RUR02 From custom to profession. The professionalization of agriculture in the 19th and 20th centuries Room O
Erwin Karel : Modelling the Dutch farm-family 1953-1970 Piet van Cruyningen : Professionalization of the design of farm buildings in the Netherlands, 1850-1940 P-13 ETH24 Migration, marriage, family and home Room P
Elisabeth Campagna-Paluch : The myth of Isola delle Femmine: male and female identities in an immigrant Sicilian family in Tunisia Ana Dragojlovic : Negotiating desire and domesticity: Balinese - Dutch Intermarriages Hanna Markusson Winkvist : Defining a New Family - The Swedish Way of Foreign Adoption Q-13 MID04 Power and urban elites in the Iberian Peninsula during the Middle Ages Room N1-O1
Joaquim Serra : The Council Elite of Évora in the XV Century: political and economical power Hermínia Vasconcelos Vilar, Hermenegildo Fernandes : Knights and landlords: the practice of municipal power in the south of Portugal in the XIIIth Century R-13 ELI13 Cultural and Social Elites on the Borderlands of Early Modern Europe Room R
Anne Mclaren : Renegotiating ‘carnal bands’ in early modern England and Scotland Fernanda Olival : The Portuguese knights of the Military Orders (17-18th centuries): what kind of elite? S-13 LAB26 Class, Community, Culture: Analysis and Construction of Historical Identities Room S
Marion Leffler : What good are research circles? Monica Sharma : Culture of the Neighbourhood and Formation of Community Identity among the Factory Workers in Colonial India Georg Stöger : Unskilled factory work in Vienna before 1918. Reflections on juvenile socialisation T-13 ETH30 Remembering Japanese American Internment Room T
Genna Duberstein : Translating Oral Histories into Visual Narratives Wan-Hui Su : Healing traumatic memories: A stolen childhood behind barbed wire U-13 HEA13 Perceptions of Health Room U
Hilary Marland : Shaping the 'New Girl' in Health Advice Literature in Britain, c.1900 Peter Washer : Representations of SARS V-13 URB05 Media Reconstructions of the City in the Aftermath of War Committee Room 1
Elizabeth Harvey : Destruction and Reconstruction: German Women Photographers and Images of the Post-War City Helen Jones : Cities celebrating, commemorating and reconstructing the Second World War W-13 SOC17 Coding into HISCO accross cultures I Committee Room 2
Julie Marfany : Coding into HISCO in Catalonia: issues and perspectives
Saturday 25 March 2006
10:45
A-14
ETH02
Author meets critics. The immigrant threat: the integration of old and new migrants in Western Europe, 1850-2002 (Leo Lucassen)
Room A
B-14 WOM08 Perspectives on Gender and Politics in Mandate Palestine Room B
Nurit B. Gillath : The Hebrew Women's Union for Equal Rights in Eretz-Israel 1918-1948 Orit Manor : Women Inequality in Dual Society – The Galilee Moshava in Palestine Nancy Stockdale : Transgressing Sacred Space: British Women Missionaries in Mandate Palestine, 1918-1948 C-14 MID05 The diversity of medieval queenship Room C
Vanda Lourenço : The household of the Queen D. Beatriz of Portugal (1309-1359) Ana Maria S.A. Rodrigues : The Theory and Practice of Medieval Queenship in Portugal D-14 FAM12 Family and every day life Room D
Paolo Cornaglia : Chinese fashion, architecture and everyday life in Piedmont in 18th century Jens Henrik Koudal : 19th Century Archives of Popular Culture and the History of Everyday Life Fiona Smith : Exhibiting the postsocialist archive: the cultural geographies of German contemporary history museums E-14 SEX13 Sexual Politics at the turn of the 20th Century Room E
Lena Lennerhed : Women, quacks and a doctor or two. Abortion in Sweden in the early twentieth century Anne Lopes : Shifting Perspectives: The Socialist Medical Advice Literature on Women’s Health, Sexuality and Work F-14 THE06 Gender and Historical Studies Room F
Simon Gunn : From Theory to Method: Gender and HIstorical Studies June Hannam, Karen Hunt : Politics and Gender: Re-framing women's politics in inter-war Britain Wendy Webster : War, Gender and Memory: Victors and Vanquished in World War II G-14 EDU07 From Letter to Library Room G
Lorna R. McLean : Making Canadians: Education, Identities and Citizenship, 1930s-1950s Karen Taylor : Reading in the Provinces: The Library Inventory of the Collège de Castelnaudary, 1792 Kaisa Vehkalahti : Lessons in self-discipline: Educational encounters in the early 20th century letter writing I-14 LAB21 Labour and Welfare Regimes Room A-2
Alexander Elu : The origin of public old age insurance in Spain. An economic study of the Retiro Obrero (1909-1936). Ignazio Masulli : Welfare State and Social Citizenship in 20th Century Europe J-14 POL14 Insecure professionals Room J
Chris Nottingham : Insecure Professionals in Theory and Practice Åsmund Arup Seip : School teachers in higher education 1890 –1980: a lost profession? John Stewart : Psychiatric Social Work in Britain, 1929-1950 K-14 ETH09 Continuity and change of spatial mobility around World War I (2) Room K
Thimo De Nijs : Trading with a handcart. Peddling in Dutch cities in the 1930s Laurence Fontaine : Print circulations and pedling Sigrid Wadauer : Vagrancy in Austria 1918-1938 L-14 LAB06 Partners in Business. Husbands and wives working together. Part II: The division of labour between spouses in industry, 1500-1800 Room L
Leigh Shaw-Taylor : The roles of husbands, wives and widows in manufacturing businesses in mid-nineteenth century England Marjolein van Dekken : Husbands and wives working together: The production and selling of beverages in the early modern Northern Netherlands. Elise van Nederveen Meerkerk : Couples co-operating? Dutch textile workers and the family economy, c. 1600-1800 M-14 ELI02 Polity, Power and Taste Room M
Markku Kekäläinen : James Boswell's Theory of Urban Politeness Ola Teige : A merchant in the capital - A Norwegian merchant in Copenhagen 1703-1712 N-14 GEO08 Spaces of Exception 5. Borders Room N
Gerry Kearns : Ireland and the spaces of colonial and postcolonial exception Daniel Murphree : Creating a Hemispheric Borderland: Transnational Identity Formation in the Colonial Floridas, 1564-1783 Kees Terlouw : Regional Development in the Intermediate Zone between Dutch and German cores, 1500-2000: A World-Systems Interpretation O-14 ELI14 Elites in Transition, 19th and early 20th centuries Room O
Antti Häkkinen : Captain Kock - A Personification of the "Moment of Madness", the Great Strike in Finland 1905 Aappo Kähönen : State-Making, Elites and Political Culture: The Finnish Case of 1905 in the Russian Empire Janne Nokki : Old and New Perspectives for the Nobility in the Habsburg Monarchy, 1850-1880: The Case of Count Friedrich Thun-Hohenstein. P-14 ORA13 Gender and Memory Room P
Prue Chamberlayne, Di Parkin : Women, sex and revolutionary politics in the 1970s Karin Maria Schmidlechner : Austrian women after 1945. An oral history project. Q-14 CRI14 Punishment & the State Room N1-O1
Martin Bergman : The Swede in 19th century European anti-capital punishment abolitionism – Knut Olivecrona and his ”Om dödsstraffet”. Sinan Gulhan : Nineteenth Century Prison Reform Movements: An Inquiry into the Hegemonic Discourse of Punishment Gwenda Morgan, Peter Rushton : Arson, Treason and Plot: The Eighteenth-Century State as Victim, Detector and Prosecutor R-14 LAT03 Gender, Politics and Health in Latin America Room R
Paulo Drinot : Venereal Disease, Hygiene, and Sexuality in Early Twentieth-Century Lima Jadwiga E Pieper Mooney : Population Control and the Construction of State Power: (Forced) Sterilization Campaigns in Puerto Rico and Peru S-14 CUL14 Memory and Forgetting after WW II Room S
Ulla-Maija Peltonen : Testimony as a form of remembering Slavica Srbinovska : Function of memory in the process of identification Nikolai Vukov : Commemorations of the Special Dead in the Everyday Life of Socialist Bulgaria T-14 ORA03 Conflicts: Emotions (Re)shaping Memories Room T
Helga Embacher : Fighting for the “Right” Version of History: Waffen-SS, deserters and Jews Ela Hornung : HIdden Narations: Deserters of the German Wehrmacht U-14 REL04 Religious Encounters in World History Room U
Ngo Tam : The short-waved faith: Christian broadcastings and the transformation of the spiritual landscapes of the Hmong in Northern Vietnam Peter van der Veer : Conversion from Magic to Religion V-14 FAM34 The Demography of Indigenous Populations Committee Room 1
Per Axelsson : The Consequence of colonization – demographical and cultural explanations of changes in mortality in northern Sweden 1813-1900 Gabriella Edholm : Marriage and Fertility among Southern Sami Population: A Demographical Survey of two Sami Parishes at the end of Nineteenth-Century Sweden W-14 SOC18 Coding into HISCO accross cultures II Committee Room 2
Gopinath Ravindran : Construction and Contextualisation of Intergenerational Occupational Series for India Vladimir Vladimirov : Pilot Russian HISCO Version
Saturday 25 March 2006
14:15
A-15
HEA12
Vaccination & Immunization
Room A
Ed Cohen : Immune Communities, Common Immunities Justo Hernandez : The Royal Philanthropic Expedition of the Vaccine in the Canary Islands (december, 1803, the 9th - January, 1804, the 6th) B-15 RUR11 The commercialisation of the countryside in the 18th and 19th centuries Room B
Niels Grüne : Agricultural commercialisation and social differentiation in rural society: a comparative view on northern south-west Germany, c. 1750-1850 Michael Kopsidis : The "yeoman alternative": Peasant Agricultural Revolution in Westphalia 1750-1880 C-15 CUL18 Round Table: Media Selfperception of the Spanish Transition to Democracy. Reason of a peculiar consensus Room C
Carmela García-Ortega : The Nationalist Exception: the Basque Country Mercedes Montero : The New Democratic Press Jordi Rodríguez Virgili : The Adversarial Press from the Extreme Right Sectors Jose J. Sanchez-Aranda : Professional and Ideological Attitudes of Spanish Journalists Ricardo Zugasti : The Press and King Juan Carlos: a Special Relation of Complicity D-15 FAM15 Divorce and remarriage in comparative perspective Room D
Marie Digoix : Reforming divorce in the Nordic countries in the 1920s Gentiana Kera : Marriage and Divorce in Tirana (the interwar period) E-15 SOC19 Culture, Consumption, and the Construction of Communities Room E
Paolo Raspadori : Inequality and culture. Territorial differences in the access to the means of cultural enrichment in Italy (1863-1991) Tibor Valuch : The Consumption and the Society in the socialist Hungary F-15 ORA15 Communicating Memories, Understanding Narratives Room F
Valerie Kaneko Lucas : Remembring Japanese American Internment: The Challenges of Interpretation and Translation Michelle Molina : Spiritual Selves: Mexican Women's Self-Discovery in the Late-Colonial Period Peter Pehrson : Narrative Mneme in Unpublished Diaries by American Women G-15 REL06 Roundtable: Gender and Religion Room G
Bart Latré : Feminist Christians and the feminization of religion: a case study of groups in Flanders (1979-1990) Mohamed Malchouch : Gender and masculinity in Islam Georgeta Nazarska : Women from Religious Minorities in the Bulgarian Political, Economic and Cultural Life (19th -20th Centuries) Teresa Polowy : Beyond Cookbooks and Choirs: Women's Role in the Doukhobor Community in Canada H-15 SOC09 Social hierarchy in the past Room H
I-15 ETH32 Roundtable on Identity: concepts and case studies Room A-2
Dimitrios Zachos : Sedentary Rom (Gypsies): The case of Serres basin J-15 SOC20 Theory and Practice of Charity and Welfare: France, Britain, Switzerland and Germany compared, c. 1800-1930 I Room J
Céline Leglaive : British and French Theory and Practice on the Sector of Social Housing: London and Paris, c. 1850-1930 K-15 ECO12 The role of institutions and networks in technological learning Room K
David Mitch : The Economic Causes and Consequences of theRise of University Trained and Professionally certified engineers in Britain in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Jeroen Touwen : Learning and urgency: policy renewal in the Netherlands, 1970-1985 L-15 ETH18 Asian Labour Migration Room L
Young-Sun Hong : "Lotus Flowers from the Far East": Orientalism and Transnational Migrants in Germany T. V. Sekher : History of Indian Labour Migration to Persian Gulf M-15 CRI15 Ethnicity & Crime in the British colonies Room M
Donald Fyson : Violence Between Men in Quebec, 1780-1850: A Comparative Overview N-15 CUL15 Historic Imagery and Social Contexts: on politics and identities Room N
Arthur McIvor, Ronnie Johnston : ‘Making a man of you’: forging masculine identities in Scotland’s heavy industries: 1930-1970s Julia Schaefer : Rationalizing the nation – workers, machines and processes in film O-15 ETH15 Perspectives on short-range mobility Room O
Colin Pooley : Everyday mobility in the twentieth century: a global perspective Dariusz Stola : Sealing off and opening Poland: the disappearance and reemergence of short-term mobility from communist Poland Paul Philip Thompson : A micro-scale analysis of intra-urban mobility in nineteenth century lancaster, England P-15 POL15 Modern political thought & charisma Room P
Ringo Ossewaarde : The New Social Contract: Social Identity, Citizenship and the Struggle for Sovereignty in the Netherlands Q-15 GEO09 Author meets critics. Derek Gregory, "The Colonial Present: Afghanistan, Palestine, Iraq". Room N1-O1
R-15 ELI15 Elites, Democratization and Knowledge Room R
Tomas Nilson, Martin Åberg : Sweden´s Road to Democracy - the contribution of various regional and local elites Eva Schandevyl : Cultural and Political Identities within Leftist Intellectuals in 20th Century Brussels Marja Vuorinen : Different media, different audiences, different messages? Print publicity as a tool for hegemony S-15 WOM12 Gender in the Military Room S
Anu Heiskanen : When Intimate Becomes a National Affair - Reactions on Women's Sexuality during WW II Seija-Leena Nevala-Nurmi : Families Defending the Nation - Gender and Generation in the Voluntary Defence Movement in Finland 1918-1944 Fia Sundevall : Backdoor in: women’s informal entry into the Swedish military. The Swedish Women’s Voluntary Defence Service. (approx. 1924 – 1950) T-15 SOC13 Social work and welfare under socialism Room T
Ingrid Miethe, Martina Schiebel : Social Inequality and Eduaction. The Arbeiter- und Bauern-Fakultäten (ABF) in East Germany Between “Affirmative Action” and “Stalinist Cadre Mills” Dorottya Szikra, Eszter Varsa : Everyday Social Work in the Hungarian Settlement Movement: A Case Study of the Kozma Street Settlement Project, 1942-1950 U-15 ORA17 Oral History and Visual Narratives Room U
Marsha Siefert : Stalin from Below: Narrating Life Stories on Film Roxana Waterson : Problematic Memories of War in Documentary Film and Theatre in Southeast Asia Sally Wyatt, Nod Miller : Bags of Memory V-15 LAB24 Global Views on Labour Committee Room 1
Daniel Roger Maul : "Make them move the ILO way" - The International Labour Organization and the problem of development 1948-1970 Lars Olsson : How the British spread agrarian capitalism over the world (1600-1914) Thaddeus Sunseri : Forest Labor and Nationalism in Tanganyika, 1945-1961 W-15 THE09 Trespassing the green line. Can perspectives from environmental history, social history and cultural history be succesfully integrated? Committee Room 2
Fredrik Björk : Eating out. Consumption and ecological change: the case of the Swedish sugar beet revolution Krzysztof Brzechczyn : The State of Ecological Non-Equilibrium and the Types of Historical Development. An Attempt at Theoretical Analysis of Decline of Classical Maya Civilisation Stephen Mosley : Common Ground: Integrating Social and Environmental History Olena Smyntyna : Environmentalism in prehistoric societies studies: To the problem of chronological frontiers of environmental history
Saturday 25 March 2006
16:30
A-16
ETH26
Migration to and within Europe
Room A
Elzbieta Kuzma : Poles in Brussels. Analysis of the "non-existent" immigrants’ community. Valeri Zlatanov Lichev, Lyubomir Dimitrov Vladimirov : Migration, temporal strata and ethnic identity Jasmina Osmankovic, Jasminko Mulaomerović : Migration in Bosnia and Herzegovina B-16 RUR12 Connecting agriculture and markets Room B
Clif Hubby : Negotiating the Grain Market in Late Medieval Bavaria: The Case of the Bavarian Sharecroppers, 1346-1440 Nils Erik Villstrand, Ann-Catrin Östman : Harrowing a new field - Studying agricultural commercialization from below C-16 ORA14 Memory between Fact and Fiction Room C
Aukje Kluge : Memory vs. Postmemory – Comic Narratives as Forms of Testimony Attila Lajos : Raoul Wallenberg in documents and oral sources Arvi Sepp : The Witness as Historian. Victor Klemperer and the Discourse of Memory D-16 CUL16 Gender in Postcolonial Indonesia Room D
Pamela Pattynama : Passing and Mixed Race as Colonial Performance and Narrative Lizzy van Leeuwen : Bedak meets Kollagen: middle-class eclecticism in the Jakartan beauty parlour and beyond E-16 WOM13 Sexual violence, slavery and women's agency Room E
Belén Martín-Lucas : Body language: verbal and visual narratives in 'Still Sane' Amanda Pipkin : Uses of Sexual Violence and Conceptions of Rapists in the Dutch Republic of the Seventeenth Century Aida Rosende Pérez : Memory and Resistance: Triúr Ban and the Re-Membering of the Female Body F-16 WOM21 Labour contracts and marriage contracts Room F
Lina Galvez Muñoz : Exploring the Gender Wage Differentials in Spain, 1900-1930 Linda Lane : “Bringing Home the Bacon – Female contributions to family income 1920-1940.” Kirsti Niskanen : Contracts of Labour and Marriage - A Generations Approach H-16 SEX10 Lesbians and homosexuals on trial Room H
Roger Davidson : The Medical Perception and Treatment of 'Homosexuality' in Scotland 1950-80 Dan Healey : Sodomy after the Great Patriotic War in Soviet Russia, 1945-1960 Antu Sorainen : Women’s Same-Sex Fornication Trials in the 1950s Finland I-16 LAB19 Class and other identities, 1870-1932 Room A-2
Brian Kelly : Black Workers and the Overthrow of Reconstruction in South Carolina: 1874-1876 Joel Perlmann : Dissent and discipline in Ben Gurion's Workers' Party: younger critics on the left, 1932 Kylie Smith : Larrikins, Labour and the Creation of the New Human Subject, Sydney 1870-1900 J-16 SOC16 Theory and Practice of Charity and Welfare: France, Britain, Switzerland and Germany compared, c. 1800-1930 II Room J
Ralf Roth : Jewish Philanthropy and the Making of Universities. The examples of Frankfurt, Hamburg and Manchester Klaus Weber : Economists, Philosophers and Revolutionaries? British, German and French Approaches to “Welfare”, “Charity” and “Philanthropy”, 19th/20th Centuries K-16 THE03 The Nature of Historical Explanations and Historical Narratives Room K
Tor Egil Förland : Mentality as a Social Emergent: Can the Zeitgeist Have Explanatory Power? Karsten Stueber : Empathy and Reason Explanations L-16 ETH13 States of displacement: forced migration and the transformation of political space in post -1918 Eastern Europe Room L
Peter Gatrell : Refugees in the Russian Empire and its Successor States, 1914-23 Jan Rychlik : Migration from Czechoslovakia to the West in the Period of Communism (1948-1989) Konrad Zielinski : Migration, Ethnicity and Spatial Politics in the New Poland, 1918-24 M-16 ETH16 Roundtable Identity, practice and power Room M
Michael G. Esch : Appropriation, Affiliation and Milieu: Overlapping Identities of Eastern European Immigrants in Paris Idesbald Goddeeris : Contacts and perceptions between Catholic and Jewish Poles in Belgium during the Cold War N-16 FAM24 Coresidence of siblings in adulthood and old age Room N
Siegfried Gruber : Co residence of brothers in rural Serbia in the 19th century Michel Oris, Gilbert Ritschard : Eduring Ties? Proximities among adult siblings in Geneva, 1816-1843 O-16 LAT04 Imagining Latin America: Constructing National Identities in Mexico, Argentina and Uruguay Room O
Lyman Johnson : The Dead Reburied: Argentina's Complicated Relationship with Its Heroes Susan M. Socolow : Monumental Memories: Constructing Nationhood in Argentina and Uruguay Q-16 ETH34 Migration in Sweden Room N1-O1
Magnus Persson : Back in Business?- Returning emigrants and entrepreneurship in rural Sweden 1880-1930 Johan Svanberg : Estonian and Hungarian refugees and the Swedish Metal Workes' Union - A local perspective on the first meeting between immigrated and indigenous workers at a car factory in Sweden in the post World War II period S-16 LAB28 Transnational Unemployment Policies ca. 1890-1920 Room S
Nils Edling : Importing Unemployment Insurance: Foreign Models and National Insurance Programmes in Scandinavia 1890–1914 T-16 CUL08 New Reactionaries: the Cultural Politics of the Right in Contemporary Europe Room T
Hugo Frey : The Uses of Literature for the French Extreme Right-Wing: From the ‘Hussards’ to the ‘New Reactionaries’ Wulf Kansteiner : The Ivory Tower as Media Event?:Germany's Literary Elite and the Nationalization of German Politics after Unification Benjamin Noys : La libido réactionnaire?: the recent fiction of J. G. Ballard W-16 HEA14 Health in the Laboratory Committee Room 2
Norbert W. Paul : Experimental Technologies and the Public Sphere – Richard Goldschmidt and the Beginnings of Regenerative Medicine Frank W. Stahnisch : Transforming the Lab: Technological and Societal Concerns in the Pursuit of De- and Regeneration in the Morphological Neurosciences in Germany 1910-1930 |
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