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Wednesday 22 March 2006
8:30
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 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
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. 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)
Wednesday 22 March 2006
14:15
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. 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. 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 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 ?
Wednesday 22 March 2006
16:30
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. 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
Thursday 23 March 2006
8:30
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 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
Thursday 23 March 2006
10:45
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. 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) 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 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
Thursday 23 March 2006
14:15
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 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 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
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 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?
Friday 24 March 2006
10:45
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
Friday 24 March 2006
14:15
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 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)
Friday 24 March 2006
16:30
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
Saturday 25 March 2006
8:30
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 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.
Saturday 25 March 2006
10:45
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 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
Saturday 25 March 2006
14:15
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)
Saturday 25 March 2006
16:30
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 |
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