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Wednesday 22 March 2006
8:30
G-1
POL17
Justice and Statebuilding I
Room G
Dimitris Kousouris : Justice, Ideology and Politics of Liberation: The Winners' Law as Established by the Trials of Collaborators and War Criminals. Greece, Italy and France Michail Sotiropoulos : State building through Law formation: the role of university (law) professors in the case of 19th century Greece and Italy
Wednesday 22 March 2006
10:45
G-2
WOM19
Roundtable: Women and Investment
Room G
David Green : Women providing for women: money, emotion and duty 1800-1870 Stefania Licini : Women as investors, some evidence from the case of Milan, Italy (1860-1900) Josephine Maltby, Janette Rutterford : “A nesting instinct”? Women investors and risk in England 1800-1930 Alastair Owens : Feathering the nest: property, investment and the English bourgeois household 1800-1860 Stephanie Wyse : Gender, wealth and margins of empire: women's financial decision making in New Zealand c.1890 to 1950
Wednesday 22 March 2006
14:15
G-3
MID07
Urban Elites and Aristocratic behaviour in the 15th and 16th centuries Spanish Kingdoms I: Status and Privilige
Room G
Angel Galán Sanchez : "Hidalgos moriscos": from Muslims merchants and fuqaha to Christian Nobles in the Kingdom of Granada José Antonio Jara Fuente : Performing Aristocratic Roles? The Building Process of Status and Privilege in Fifteenth-Century Castilian Towns Eloisa Ramírez-Vaquero : The elites of Pamplona at the end of the Middle Ages
Wednesday 22 March 2006
16:30
G-4
WOM05
Russian Women's Rights
Room G
Rochelle Ruthchild : The Myth of 'Bourgeois' Feminism in Russia, 1905-1917 Igor Shkolnikov : Women's Liberation Movement in Russia in the Light of British Women's Suffrage. Olga Shnyrova : "If woman deserves to mount the scaffold, she deserves to enter the parliament": Women's Eguality Union and struggle for political rights of women during the first Russian revolution
Thursday 23 March 2006
8:30
G-5
RUR06
Welfare and standards of living in the rural world
Room G
Lucienne Neraud : Mexican and Mexican-American farmworkers and the war of poverty in Texas (1960s-early 1970s) Josep Pujol, Roser Nicolau : Food and standards of living in a Catalan industrial town, 19th-20th centuries. Lanero Táboas : Looking for "consensus": the spread of social assurances into Galician rural world (1940 - 1975)
Thursday 23 March 2006
10:45
G-6
ANT02
Competition in the Ancient World
Room G
Laurens E. Tacoma : The councillor's dilemma. Political competition in third-century Roman Egypt Hans Van Wees : Competition in the Ancient World
Thursday 23 March 2006
14:15
G-7
CUL05
Travellers and Travel Narratives. Nature and Culture in the Discourse of Modernity
Room G
Carmen Andras : British travel literature about Romania in the 18-19th centuries Anna Konstancja Marszal : The Imagine of Rome in the Grand Tour Tradition Ricardo Palma : Travel and Scientific Reports in the era of Modernity: Our most faithful travelling companions: lice Angela Thompson, Jason Thompson : Poltergeist! Frederick Catherwood in the Old World and the New
Friday 24 March 2006
8:30
G-9
LAB30
Responses to Recent Changes in Global Capitalism
Room G
Julie Guard : Canada’s Steel Union Responds to the New Economy: Organizing Call Centres Paula Mulinari : Racializing and genderizing labour processes in the restaurant and hotel branch. Jonas Sjölander : The Detours of Solidarity: Labour Internationalism in the Third Industrial Revolution. The Swedish Metal Workers’ Federation in Colombia 1976-1986.
Friday 24 March 2006
10:45
G-10
ASI04
Asian Historiographies
Room G
Zoe Headley : Structure and functions of the past(s) amongst a denotified caste (Tamil Nadu) Ratna Saptari : The Uses and Limits of Event-Based History: An Industrial Strike on Jakarta's Urban Fringe Subir Sinha : Subalterns, Trans-nationality, Globalisation: On the crises of historiographies of resistance
Friday 24 March 2006
14:15
G-11
THE12
Comparison in History: the case of small countries
Room G
Martin Lüpold, Gerhard Schnyder : Protecting insiders against foreigners? Aspects of corporate governance in three small states, Switzerland, Sweden, and the Netherlands, 1900-1960
Friday 24 March 2006
16:30
G-12
CRI12
Policing and Civil Liberties
Room G
Anja Johansen : Getting away with murder? Police accused of causing death and injury in Berlin, Paris and London c.1900-1914 Paul Lawrence : Vagrants, the Police and ‘Civil Liberties’ during the Interwar Period Chris A. Williams : Constables for hire: the long and significant history of private 'public' policing in the UK
Saturday 25 March 2006
8:30
G-13
WOM11
Gender and Communism, East and West
Room G
Basia Nowak : ‘Inconvenient’ for the Party-State: The League of Women in Poland and the Dissolution of Workplace Chapters in 1966 Raluca Maria Popa : “Women of the Whole (Socialist) World”: The Involvement of Women’s Organizations from State Socialist Hungary and Romania in International Women’s Activism, 1965 –1990
Saturday 25 March 2006
10:45
G-14
EDU07
From Letter to Library
Room G
Lorna R. McLean : Making Canadians: Education, Identities and Citizenship, 1930s-1950s Karen Taylor : Reading in the Provinces: The Library Inventory of the Collège de Castelnaudary, 1792 Kaisa Vehkalahti : Lessons in self-discipline: Educational encounters in the early 20th century letter writing
Saturday 25 March 2006
14:15
G-15
REL06
Roundtable: Gender and Religion
Room G
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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