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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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