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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 |
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