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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. |
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