Preliminary Programme

Showing: Religion (all days)
Wed 22 March
    8:30
    10:45
    14:15
    16:30

Thu 23 March
    8:30
    10:45
    14:15
    16:30

Fri 24 March
    8:30
    10:45
    14:15
    16:30

Sat 25 March
    8:30
    10:45
    14:15
    16:30

All days
Wednesday 22 March 2006 8:30
T-1 REL03 Religion, Economy and Welfare
Room T
Network: Religion Chair: Joris van Eijnatten
Organizers: - Discussants: -
Máté Botos : Economic thought and religious mind: Catholic economists in the 19th Century
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



Wednesday 22 March 2006 16:30
R-4 ELI04 Church and Nation in Late Eighteenth-Century Protestant Europe
Room R
Networks: Elites and forerunners , Religion Chair: Charlotta Wolff
Organizers: - Discussant: Joris van Eijnatten
Michael Bregnsbo : Church, Clergy and National and Ethnical Identity within the Danish Composite Monarchy in late eighteenth Century
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


W-4 REL02 Survival Strategies of Religious Minorities
Committee Room 2
Network: Religion Chair: David Appleby
Organizers: - Discussants: -
Geoff Baker : Catholic networking in seventeenth century Lancashire: The social survival of William Blundell
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.



Friday 24 March 2006 8:30
I-9 REL01 The Reformation in European Historical Consciousness, 1817-1917
Room A-2
Network: Religion Chair: Joris van Eijnatten
Organizers: - Discussants: -
Michael Bentley : The Lutheran Reformation in English Historiography and Public Memory 1817-1917
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



Saturday 25 March 2006 10:45
U-14 REL04 Religious Encounters in World History
Room U
Network: Religion Chair: Wilhelm Damberg
Organizers: - Discussants: -
David Lindenfeld : Sioux Christianity in International Perspective
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



Saturday 25 March 2006 14:15
G-15 REL06 Roundtable: Gender and Religion
Room G
Networks: Religion , Women and Gender Chair: Francisca De Haan
Organizers: - Discussant: Kristen Ghodsee
Maria Bucur : Gender, Religion, and Collective Memory in 20th Century Eastern Europe
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


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