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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
Wednesday 22 March 2006
10:45
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 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
Thursday 23 March 2006
8:30
V-5
SOC04
Institutional care in Europe
Committee Room 1
Martin Scheutz, Alfred Stefan Weiss : Order and disorder. Hospitals (("Bürgerspitäler") in Austrian and South German towns 1500-1800 Aline Steinbrecher : Voices from Inside - internal perspectives of the Zurich Hospital in early modern times Sabine Veits-Falk : Social inequality in "hospitals" of the 19th century
Friday 24 March 2006
8:30
C-9
SOC05
Microfinances, Poor Law and Urban Sustainability, 19th-20th centuries
Room C
Montserrat Carbonell Esteller : Microfinance and Poor Laws in an urban Mediterranean context. The case of Barcelona in the XIX century Duncan Ross : Poverty and Individualism: Savings Banks as Capitalist Institutions Sakari Saaritsa : Credit, welfare and sustainable proletarianization: Microeconometrics of the urban family economy in early 20th century Helsinki M-9 SOC10 Social inequalities in health I Room M
Martin Gorsky : "For the treatment of sick persons of all classes?" Social inequality and the transformation of the British hospital system in the 20th century Bernard Harris : Gender, Health and Welfare in England and Wales since 1800 Anne Løkke : Patients at the Danish Royal Hospital (Rigshospitalet) 1757 - 2000 . Peter Razzell : The Hazards of Wealth
Friday 24 March 2006
10:45
E-10
HEA05
Financing Health
Room E
Bruce Fetter : The quest for clean numbers: The intersection of historical demography and classic methods for historical criticism Stephanie Neuner : State insurance and welfare policy for "war-neurotics" of WW I. Politics and Psychiatry in Germany, c. 1920-1939. Joost van Genabeek, Leo Van Bergen : Dutch history of social insurance medicine F-10 SOC12 Social inequality in Europe's oversees empires Room F
Richard Price : Missionary Culture, Race and Inequality in early nineteenth century South Africa Jewel Spangler : Poisoned Relationships: Slave Rebellion, Evangelical Religion, and Household Mastery on the American Plantation Periphery in the Age of Revolution Kristy Warren : Race and Class in Bermudian Society H-10 SOC11 Social Inequalities in health II Room H
Teemu Sakari Ryymin : Social and ethnic considerations in the Northern Norwegian antituberculosis campaign, app. 1900-1940 Signild Vallgårda : Social inequality in health – a comparative study of problematisations John Welshman : Inequalities in Health in the UK, 1940-76: The Issue of Resource Allocation Sam Willner : Change and continuity in the regional mortality pattern in Sweden from pre-industrial to post-industrial society.
Friday 24 March 2006
14:15
F-11
SOC08
Social Endogamy in Comparative Perspective
Room F
Bart Van De Putte, Andrew Miles : Demographic class formation in 19th century England and Belgium Richard L. Zijdeman : Status attainment through marriage in an industrialising agricultural seaprovince, 1800-1920 H-11 SOC14 The Welfare State: past, present and future I Room H
Helene Brodin, Helén Strömberg : Making a Market of Care? Visions and Divisions of Responsibilities in Swedish Health and Eldercare during the late 20th century Sofia Murhem : Privatisations of Swedish elder care- how are industrial relations affected?
Friday 24 March 2006
16:30
H-12
SOC15
The Welfare State: past, present and future II
Room H
Urban Lundberg : Social Democracy Lost: The Social Democratic Party in Sweden and the Politics of Pension Reform, 1978-1998 Klaus Petersen : Welfare reforms in Denmark 1891-2005
Saturday 25 March 2006
8:30
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
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 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
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 H-15 SOC09 Social hierarchy in the past Room H
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 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
Saturday 25 March 2006
16:30
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 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 |
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