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Wednesday 22 March 2006
8:30
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
Wednesday 22 March 2006
10:45
F-2
HEA02
State interventions and private negotiations in the practice of colonial medicine
Room F
Sanjoy Bhattacharya : Marking the limits of state power?: Reassessing the dynamics of smallpox vaccination in British India, 1857-1947 Kai Khiun Liew : “Everybody’s business becomes nobody’s business.” Demarcating responsibilities of public health in the Rubber plantations of British Malaya (1900s-1942) Kavita Sivaramakrishnan : Contesting the claims of Colonial'scientific' medicine: Indigenous Medical Practitioners and the politics of recasting scientificauthority in British Colonial India (1890-1940)
Wednesday 22 March 2006
14:15
T-3
HEA04
Marketing Health
Room T
Ximo Guillem-Llobat : Medicine and Economy in saccharin regulation Riitta Oittinen : “Why are flesh and blood so cheap but bread so expensive? “ - Health, Class Struggle and Political Argumentation in Early 20th Century Finland
Thursday 23 March 2006
8:30
C-5
HEA09
Health in the Middle East
Room C
Miri Shefer-Mossensohn : Medicine between the Universal and the Cultural -- The Ottoman Case Sachlav Stoler-Liss, Shifra Shvarts : “Does Mother Works for Tnuva Dairy?”: Breastfeeding, National Ideology, Public Health Nurses and the Mass Immigration to Israel during the 1950's Patrick Zylberman : Coping with a weak state. The Ottoman Empire, cholera and the Muslim Pilgrimage
Thursday 23 March 2006
10:45
F-6
HEA06
Health and Nations
Room F
Despina Karakatsani, Vassiliki Theodorou : Orientations of the health policy in Greec during the inter-war period: the first attempts to develop social hygiene services for children Jose Martínez Pérez : "On 'the fit' vs. 'parasites': Scientific Management, Orthopaedics,disability and the modernisation of the Nation (Spain, 1922-1932) José Pardo-Tomás, Àlvar Martínez-Vidal & Enrique Perdiguero : “Per la Ciència i per la Pàtria”: medical catalanism (1898-1936)
Thursday 23 March 2006
14:15
O-7
HEA07
Moral Transgression and Illness: Comparative Perspectives in the Cultural History of Medicine, 900-1900
Room O
Markku Hokkanen : Moral Transgression, Disease, and Holistic Health in the Livingstonia Mission in late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century Northern Malawi. Eilola Jari : Moral Transgression and Illness in the Early Modern North Karen Nolte : Cervical Cancer and "sexual deviancy“ – history of a moral discourse
Friday 24 March 2006
8:30
K-9
HEA10
Nutrition
Room K
Francisco Muñoz Pradas, Roser Nicolau : Milk consumption, health and survival in infancy in contemporary Spain (1860-1950) Chad Ross : Food for Thought: Diet, Health, Morality and the Reform of Life Ulrike Thoms : West versus East? Nutritional policy in the two Germanies 1945-1964
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
Friday 24 March 2006
14:15
K-11
HEA08
Health and Sexuality
Room K
Herwig Czech : Sex and the Gender of Infection: Venereal Disease, Prostitution and Medical Control of Sexuality in Nazi Vienna Hans Neefs : From moralism to pragmatism? A historical comparison of Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) prevention during the interwar period and the last decades of the 20th century in Belgium. Kamila Uzarczyk : Hereditary burdened ? Discussion on the causes of prostitution in interwar Poland
Friday 24 March 2006
16:30
J-12
HEA11
Health in Northern Europe
Room J
Katarina Piuva : Mental hygiene in Sweden- Biopolitics of body and mind Cecilia Riving : A madman in the family. Conceptions and definitions of mentally ill in the community and the asylum during the second half of the nineteenth century Jens Widding : Conflict and Negotiation. The introduction of public health legislation in 19th century Sweden W-12 HEA03 Health, Africa and Race Committee Room 2
Kristen Intemann : Science, Health, and Values: Ideology and the Concept of Race in U.S. Epidemiology 1980-Present Julie Livingston : Debility and the History of AIDS Care in Botswana Rosa Medina-Domenech : Scientific technologies of national identity as colonial legacies, The case of Spain and the African colony of Equatorial Guinea (1900-1959)
Saturday 25 March 2006
8:30
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
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)
Saturday 25 March 2006
16:30
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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