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Wednesday 22 March 2006
8:30
E-1
RUR04
Elites and progress in agriculture
Room E
Stefan Brakensiek : Experts and progress in agriculture, Germany 1750-1850 Richard W Hoyle : Landowning elites and progress in English agriculture, 1500-1800 María Dolores Muñoz Dueñas : Élites, liberal reformation and development in Spanish agriculture (1750-1868)
Wednesday 22 March 2006
10:45
E-2
AFR01
African Memories and Identities
Room E
Meryem Ayan : Narrating Memories Peter Jones : The German State, Missions and Schooling in German East Africa (1882 - 1914): Transposing the ideologies of the metropol: The concept of 'Volk" Theeophilus O Ogbhemhe : Patriarchal Construction fo African Feminism
Wednesday 22 March 2006
14:15
E-3
POL12
From disaster to democracy: differenent approaches to Spain 1898-1975
Room E
Fernando Furquim De Camargo : The Conservative Ideology of José Antonio Primo de Rivera 1931-1936 Andrew H. Lee, From Disaster To Democracy: Different Approaches To Spain, 1898-1975 : The Conscious Mother and The Natural Child in the Novelas of Federica Montseny
Wednesday 22 March 2006
16:30
E-4
LAT05
Global Labour and Commodity Production
Room E
Norbert Ortmayr : Demographic changes in 19th and 20th century Trinidad Willem Van Schendel : Blue Feet: Indigo Producers in India (1800-1860)
Thursday 23 March 2006
8:30
E-5
ELI06
Conservatism, Modernism and Early 20th Century Elites
Room E
John Trygve Has-Ellison : Imperial knights and Artistic Modernism in Fin-de-Siècle Munich Michael Jonas : “Can one go along with this?” Conservative German Diplomats and the Changes of 1918/19 and 1933/34 Konstantinos Raptis : Strategies of Survival and Forms of Social Resistance: Central European high nobles and nobility networks in the first half of the 20th century.
Thursday 23 March 2006
10:45
E-6
ETH06
Writing home
Room E
Ewa Ignaczak : Between the church and the republic Machteld Venken : Workshop: Communication between Sending and Host Countries.The impact of the Polish Communist Party on the Polish Organisations in Belgium, 1950-1990. David Zwart : Receiving the Homeland: Dutch-Americans and the Netherlands Information Bureau; 1940-1960
Thursday 23 March 2006
14:15
E-7
WOM01
Varieties of Feminism II: Central, Eastern and South Eastern Europe
Room E
Dominika Gruziel : The Meaning of Polish Catholic Female Activism for the Emancipation of Polish Women in the Context of the Nation-State Building Processes (1880s-1918) Anna Loutfi : Putting Law in its Place. Contextualising Feminist Responses to the Hungarian Draft Civil Code of 1913
Friday 24 March 2006
8:30
E-9
RUR10
The environmental factor: agriculture, landscape and ecology
Room E
Antonio Linares : The forest planning in the South-West of Spain (1875-1925) Kenneth Sylvester, Geoff Cunfer : An unremembered diversity: mixed husbandry and the settling of Kansas grasslands, 1860-1940 Meri Vuohu : Environment and Rural Administration in the Early Modern Tuscany
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
E-11
EDU06
Understanding childhood
Room E
Dirk Schumann : The Paradox of Realism. How the “Realistic Turn” in Pedagogy Affected West German Schooling from the early 1960s to the late 1970s. André Turmel : Children of the margins: lessons from the past Karin Zetterqvist Nelson, Bengt Sandin : Swedish Child and Adolescent Psychiatry - treatment and policies in a historical perspective
Friday 24 March 2006
16:30
E-12
POL13
Totalitarianism
Room E
Uwe Backes : What does totalitarianism mean? Reformulating the Concept in the Framework of a Universal Typology of Political Systems Maryse Ramambason : From USSR to the Federation of Russia : a democratisation process and emergence of a competitive political area James Ryan : Tinkering with Totalitarianism: The American Communist Party's Attempts at Liberalization, 1934-1949 Mike Schmeitzner : Criticism of Totalitarian Regimes from the Left. The Council-Communist Totalitarianism Theory of Otto Rühle
Saturday 25 March 2006
8:30
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
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
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
Saturday 25 March 2006
16:30
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 |
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