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Wednesday 27 February 2008
10.45
A-4
CUL02
Rock Music, Youth and Rebellion
Cave A
Mats Greiff : Rock music, Rebellion and the Wall. Rock music in GDR 1960-1989. Björn Horgby : Rock and rebellion. USA,, England and Sweden 1955-1969 Johan Lundin : How Punk Music changed Sweden Fredrik Nilsson : Formation of what? When Rock came to town Brian Roberts : Rock Music and Youth Culture in Wales B-4 EDU01 Children's narratives and visual expressions Cave B
Margot Hillel : Learning about Charity: Charitable Childhoods in Literature for Children Sian Roberts : “The War as Seen by Children”: international exhibitions of children’s art as political and educational interventions C-4 SOC01 Categorisations of populations -- contested concepts I Cave C
Susan Hautaniemi Leonard, Alan C. Swedlund : Categories of Contamination: Population, Pollution, and Public Works in 19th-Century Massachusetts Ivan Lind Christensen : “Making Categories – examples from the history of Danish public health research” D-4 CRI05 Youth and Policing Cave D
Louise Jackson : Policing Youth in Post-War England and Scotland: Gender, Sexuality and Leisure Val Marie Johnson : Governing Youth, Justice, and Liberalism in Canada, 1960-1971 Tamara Myers : “From Disciplinarian to Coach: The Policing of Youth in Post World War II Canada” E-4 FAM26 Construction of Blood IV: Biological Discourses, Kin and Selfhood in the Long Twentieth Century Cave E
Sarah Franklin : "From Blood to Genes?: Rethinking Consanguinity in the Context of Geneticisation” Adam Kuper : “Darwin’s marriage, theories of heredity, and the origins of eugenics” Enric Porqueres : Exceptional Persons? New Reproductive Technologies and the Relationality of the Self F-4 CRI23 Collaboration and post-war punishment in Belgium: 1945-1955 Sala Leite de Vasconcelos
Machteld De Metsenaere, Sophie Bollen : Disgraceful Love. ‘Sentimental collaboration’ and its punishment in Belgium after World War Two. Antoon Vrints, Koen Aerts : Re-establishing the state monopoly on violence: Death Penalty and Military Justice in Post-war Belgium (1944-1950). G-4 HEA04 Midwives as Purveyors of Medical Culture Amphitheatre 2
Megan Davies : Countercultural Childbirth: Homebirth and Midwifery in the Kootenay Region of British Columbia, 1970-1990 Erla Dóris Halldórsdóttir : History of male midwifery in Iceland Mette Roensager : Greenlandic Midwives 1820-1920: between Greenlandic and Danish cultures H-4 FAM03 The Borderline between Life and Death I: Neonatal Deaths Room 1.1
Renzo Derosas : Neonatal Mortality in Nineteenth-Century North-eastern Italy: Trends, Patterns, Factors. Ólöf Garðarsdóttir, Loftur Guttormsson : Neonatal tetanus in two island communities in the North Atlantic. Vestmannaeyjar and Grímsey (Iceland) during eighteenth and nineteenth century Eilidh Garrett : The timing of death in the first month of life: a comparative study of rural communities in nineteenth century Scotland Tricia James : Neonatal Mortality in Rushden, Northamptonshire: 1879 - 1909 Alice Reid : From debility to atelectasis: doctors and causes of neonatal death in Nineteenth Century Scotland I-4 RUR04 Elites and agricultural modernization Room 2.1
Ursula Schlude : “To cultivate profitably and with good advice”. Creating Agricultural Knowledge at the Electoral Court of Dresden 1568 to 1572. Alejandro Tortolero : Elites and Haciendas in the 19th c. Mexico : routine or innovation ? Andras Vari (1953-2011) : The guardians of agricultural change – Professionalization of estate stewards in 19th century Hungary Nadine Vivier : Elites and progress in Europe: a comparative view J-4 ECO02 The Material Well-Being of Women: Studies from England, Scotland, Ireland and Canada in the 19th and 20th centuries Room 3.1
Kris Inwood : The Changing Physical Standard of Living for British and Canadian Women, 1850-1950. Stephan Klasen, Parvati Truebswetter : Emigration and Gender Bias in Mortality in Ireland, 1850-1930. K-4 SOC03 Application of historical GIS II Room 4
Jason Gilliland, Sherry Olson, Danielle Gauvreau : Moving up and moving out: mapping multiple dimensions of residential segregation in Montreal, 1881-1901 Jean Luc Pinol : Paris Mapping (XIXth and XXth centuries) Marco Van Leeuwen, Cle Lesger : Urban GIS. Spatial proximity of rich and poor in Dutch town during the Golden Age L-4 LAB18 Conceptualising the working class Room 5.1
Juanjo Romero-Marin : Working in 19th century docks: the 'faquines' struggle for survival Simon Zsolt : Wages in salt mining M-4 SEX03 Diversions and Perversions in the Early Modern Period I Room 5.2
Julie Peakman : Perversions and Divergence. Sexual Difference in the Early Modern Period Sofia Tůma : Uncovering a homosexual network: Patronage and the Inquisition in C17th Portugal N-4 SEX01 Sexual Politics Room 6.1
Norman Domeier : Science and Scandal – The power of Sexology in the Eulenburg affair 1906-1909 Dan Healey : Reflections on a Sexual Revolution under the Aegis of Medicine Annette Timm : Sexual Innuendo, Rumour and the SS Lebensborn Homes During the Third Reich O-4 ETH08 The military job market in early modern Europe Room 7.1
Erik Swart : Soldiers of fortune? German troops in the Low Countries in the second half of the sixteenth century Ola Teige : Royal Danois: a danish multinational mercenary regiment in french service 1693-99 P-4 FAM02 Demography of Solitary Households Room 8.1
Jim Brown : Solitary Households in 19th Century Austria Danielle Gauvreau, Sherry Olson : An unusual residential pattern: solitary households in Montreal 1881-1901 Kiyoshi Hamano, Mary Louise Nagata : Solitary households and urban demography in a stem family society: Kyoto, 1843-1868 Steven Ruggles : Living Arrangements of the Aged in Comparative Historical Perspective Q-4 ASI01 Minorities in Asia Amphitheatre 3
Nikita Sud : Metamorphosing and multiple minorities: the case of Gujarat India Tariq Thachil, Ronald Herring : Poor Choices: Dalit and Adivasi Electoral Politics in India R-4 SOC05 Meet the author: Peter Hennock, 'The Origin of the Welfare State in England and Germany, 1850-1914: Social Policies Compared' Amphitheater 4
S-4 ANT02 Trade, Traders and Mobility in the Greek East. Migration in the Roman World II Instituto de Arte
Onno Van Nijf : Roman traders in Greek cities Arjan Zuiderhoek : Italians in Asia Minor during the Roman Republic: “internal migration” in the Roman world T-4 ELI04 The country house II: Family and consumption Room 9
Paolo Cornaglia : Families, gardeners and gardens Jon Stobart : Gentlemen and shopkeepers: supplying the country house in eighteenth-century England U-4 ETH02 Representing Displacement Room10.2
Peter Gatrell : World Refugee Year, 1959-1960: Representing Displaced Persons Anna Holian : Framing Displacement: Americans, Europeans, and the Problem of Displaced Children in The Search (1948) V-4 LAB15 Mobilising the unemployed, 1928-35 Room 2.10
Daniel Joseph Leab : The CPUSA and the organization of the American unemployed Matt Perry : Mobilising the unemployed in France in the 1930s: Alex Zukas : Class, State, and Struggle: Mobilizing Unemployed Workers in late Weimar Germany W-4 ORA10 Contested Pasts Room 2.12
Anselma Gallinat : The social production of ‘oral history’? Sabine Kittel : Today’s memories of the socialist Past : Interviews with employees of an educational institution in eastern Germany. Niina Lappalainen : "There was no Civil War in this village." The referential way of communication. Y-4 POL11 Socialist nationalism Room 2.14
Ioannis Sygkelos : Marxism and Nationalism: The Development of their Symbiosis Stefan Vogt : Socialist Nationalism against National Socialism? The “Young Right” in Weimar Social Democracy and the Rise of Nazism Lorna Zukas : Globalization, Colonialization and the Rise of Socialism as a Precursor of Nationalism in Africa |
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