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Wednesday 27 February 2008
8.30
A-3
AFR01
The Transatlantic Slave Trade: Stock-taking Time
Cave A
Daniel Domingues Da Silva : The Origins of Slaves Leaving Angola in the Nineteenth Century David Eltis : “Extending the Frontiers: Implications of the New Transatlantic Slave Trade Database” Frank Lewis, David Eltis & Kimberly Mcintyre : The Cost of Transporting Slaves from Africa to the Caribbean, 1680 to 1725 B-3 ELI11 Education as control Cave B
Xu Li : Public and Knowledge: Critical Transformation of the Functions and Organization of Higher Education in the United States Olivier Longchamp, Yves Steiner : The contribution of the Schweizerisches Institut für Auslandforschung to the international restoration of neoliberalism (1949-1963) Tuula Okkonen : Control, dominance and educational policy in the post-war world C-3 CRI04 Stories of Shame, Cultures of Blame: Britain and Europe 1700-1900 Cave C
David Nash : The Everyday life of a Wexford Parson: The Rev. William Hughes’ taste for drink, profanity, blasphemy, indecent exposure, criminal damage, bestiality and field sports Katherine Watson : Loss of Face: Vitriol Throwing, Blame and Stigma in England, 1840-1900 D-3 CRI24 Social Control of Poverty and Marginality Cave D
Verda Irtis : The criminalization of juveniles in Turkish society: Roots ans recent evolutions from a socio-historical point of view Pete King : The Making of the Juvenile Reformatory in England 1780-1825; Voluntary Initiatives and State Funding Frode Ulvund : The Norwegian workhouse-system from 1845 to 1907 E-3 ORA03 Gender and its influence on remembrance, the oral-history process, the interviewer, and the interviewee Cave E
Terry Brotherstone, Hugo Manson : Women in North Sea Oil Sónia Ferreira : “Women’s voice place” – memory, gender and oral history Pia Olsson : "Only the grove whores whistle." Women's sexuality pictured in questionnaire material F-3 LAB05 Violent conflict Sala Leite de Vasconcelos
Christian Koller : Strikes in the Austrian “Ständestaat” 1934–1938 Paul F. Lipold, Larry Isaac : Striking Deaths: Lethal Industrial Contestation in American Labor History G-3 HEA03 The health and social care interface: Britain and the United States 1930-2001 Amphitheatre 2
Colleen Grogan : American Families Attempting to Care Amid Public Policies Encouraging Nursing Home Use and the Medicalization of Aging Beatrix Hoffmann : Chronic Illness in the U.S. Health Care System: Separate and Unequal John Welshman : From Training to Social Education: Research, Policy, and Care in the Community, 1948-2001 H-3 CUL21 Memory, Remembrance and Identity Construction Room 1.1
Sílvia Correia : Political Memory of the First World War in Portugal: A very particular case? Victor Friedman : Balkan Multilingualism in Its Historical and Contemporary context Csilla Kiss : The Blood of Ourselves Tsvete Lazova : "Uses of the Past and Constructing Cultural Identity: Ancient Greek Experience" I-3 REL03 European Islam as a Civic Religion Room 2.1
Andrew C. Gould : The Catholic Paradigm for State and Church Relations and the Integration of Islam J-3 ECO01 Women and Investment: England, Wales and Canada in the late 19th century Room 3.1
David Green, Alastair Owens : Lives in the balance? Women’s financial assets and debts in late nineteenth-century England and Wales Josephine Maltby, Janette Rutterford : Consols, Home Rails and Foreign Things: women and investment in England and Wales in the early twentieth century K-3 HIS02 Applications of historical GIS I Room 4
George Vascik : Agrarians into Nazis? The Evidence from the North German Marschlands George M. Welling : Visualizing the 18th century overseas trade of Amsterdam L-3 ELI03 The country house I: Power Houses Room 5.1
Abigail Harrison Moore : Furnishing the Elite House: Chippendale at Harewood Rosie Macarthur : Knowledge as power: the imprint of a genteel education on the materiality of Kelmarsh Hall 1720- 1845. M-3 RUR03 Rural History and village life in Japan Room 5.2
Kouki Iwama : The Mutual Financing Associatons in Japanese Farm Villages: A case study of Kami-shiojiri village at the end of the early modern period Martin Morris : Silk-worm raising and the Japanese house - the minka of Shiojiri in a national and global context Yoshiyuki Murayama : Geographical setting and landownership of Kami-shiojiri Moto(yasu) Takahashi : Family Continuity in Japan, in comparison with England Futoshi Yamauchi : About the several social relationships for life that surrounded landownership N-3 SEX12 Perceptions of children and sexuality Room 6.1
Geertje Mak : Incest, Freud and class: scientia sexualis and the boundaries of bourgeois civilisation Anna Tijsseling : Constructing homosexual criminality. Police efforts in the Netherlands, 1911-1960 P-3 LAB33 Local communities and workers Room 8.1
Robert Lewis : Producing Place: General Electric and Industrial America, 1940-1950 Conor Mccabe : Family life and the workplace: a case study of the Inchicore and Broadstone Irish railway communities, 1847-1925 Q-3 ETH35 Jewish Diaspora Amphitheatre 3
Judith Gerson : Immigrant Lives, Holocaust Narratives: German Jewish Refugees Remember Their Pasts Aviva Halamish : Against Many Odds:Immigration of Jewish Women to Palestine between the World Wars Pavel Polian : The end of the Russian-speaking Jewish Immigration from the former Soviet Union to Germany Krystyna T. Zamorska : Transatlantic Translations: Narrating Dislocation after WWII R-3 FAM25 Construction of Blood III: From Lineage to Race, 1650-1900 Amphitheater 4
Margareth Lanzinger : The “Bonds of Blood”: Kin marriages and blood discourse in the 19th century Edith Saurer : Eugenic ideas of kinship and blood-Paolo Mantegazza (1831-1910) S-3 ANT01 Demography and labour: Migration in the Roman World I Instituto de Arte
Bruce Frier : Roman Migration and Migration Theory Claire Holleran : Migration and the Urban Economy of Rome Laurens E. Tacoma : The Urban graveyard effect in Rome T-3 POL05 Nation-building in Europe 1860-1947 Room 9
Jasper Heinzen : Trauma and collective political identity in the Prussian province of Hanover 1866-1918 Indrek Jääts : Social preconditions of Non-Russian nationalism in inner periphery of Russian Empire as reflected in the results of the first all-Russian census (1897) U-3 URB06 Social Relations in the Modern City Room10.2
Tiago Castela : Illegalism and Citizenship: Urban Space in Late Twentieth Century Portugal Mette Tapdrup Mortensen : Boarders and lodgers as an urban phenomenon in Denmark 1880-1960 V-3 SOC04 Imagery of Human Dignity and European Consciousness (16th-17th centuries) Room 2.10
Maria De Jesus Candeias Relvas : Imagery of Human Dignity (16th-17th centuries) Maria Leonor Garcia Cruz : Imagery of The Balance of Power (16th-17th centuries) W-3 MAT05 Material Culture of the Aristocracy Room 2.12
Eva Deak : Materials and colors of clothes in a princely court: the example of Alba Iulia during the reign of Gabriel Bethlen X-3 THE05 Historicism in Interwar Europe Room 2.13
Herman Paul : “The Dangers of Sectarian Hubris”: Historicist Thought, Religious Philosophy, and the Quest for Rational Discourse, 1926-1939 Friedrich von Petersdorff : Historicism and Relationism: Karl Mannheim's Critique of Historicism Y-3 WOM04 Feminism and Transnationalism III: Transnational Feminism in Latin America Room 2.14
Jose Moya : Dangerous Women in the Land of the Tango: Anarchist Feminism in Buenos Aires, 1890-1914 Jadwiga Pieper Mooney : Women’s Coalition-building and Collective Empowerment: Transnational Feminism Under Military Rule in Chile, 1973-1990
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
Wednesday 27 February 2008
14.15
A-5
ELI20
Urban Elites in Transition: Features of Urbanity, Vectors of Change and Problems of Methodology
Cave A
Inge Bertels : City Architects and City Architects. Civil Servants for Public Building in Long Term Perspective, Antwerp 1794-2006 Stephanie Van Houtven : Designing urban space: the Antwerp cités ouvrières, 1865 – 1885. B-5 EDU02 Childhood, disability and special education Cave B
Michael Grossberg : From Feebleminded to Mentally Retarded: Child Protection and the Changing Place of Disabled Children in the Mid-Twentieth Century United States Kevin Myers : Contesting certification: mental deficiency, families and the state Mineke Van Essen, Annemieke van Drenth : Teaching children with a learning disability C-5 REL09 Worship, Workplace and Welfare: Organized Religion's Search for Meaniing in a Post Christian World Cave C
John Stewart : Religion and the Welfare State in Western Europe, 1945-1973 Peter Van Dam : The Transformation of Religious Traditions in Dutch and West-German Trade Union Movements D-5 CRI06 Institutionalisation of criminal justice enforcements and its implications Cave D
Francis Dodsworth : The genealogy of police in England,c. 1780-1856 John Drabble : Transformations in Policing Radical Labor: Private Detective Agencies, Local and State Police, and the Federalization of Counterintelligence during the Progressive Era in the United States John Mcdermott : The development of police racial awareness training, 1981-1993 Chris A. Williams : The New Police and Duration, 1820-1860 E-5 ELI22 Emerging New Elite in the Academic Environment Cave E
Nadja Duhacek : Tolerance in a bubble Tom Junes : The Forging of a New Elite: Student Politics in Communist Poland Abel Polese : And if it were only a response to state managed sabotage? An alternative assessment on Ukrainian universities F-5 RUR05 Modernization and Democratization in the Countryside Sala Leite de Vasconcelos
Anton Schuurman : The construction of Dutch Agriculture Inc. Piet van Cruyningen : Political mobilization of the peasantry in the Dutch provinces of Gelderland and Zeeland, ca. 1880-1920 Remco Visschers : Rural association before the co-operative: the case of the Agricultural Society in the Dutch province of Gelderland, 1845-1880 H-5 FAM09 Rowntree Revisited: Poverty, welfare and the life-cycle Room 1.1
Sally Bould : The Fourth Age: The New Risk of Poverty Jeremy Boulton, Leonard Schwarz : Rowntree Revisited: Poverty, Welfare and the Life-cycle in London, 1725-1824 Anna Lundberg : When mother nature fails us - famine, family and mortality among settlers in two agrarian parishes in Sweden during the nineteenth century. I-5 ETH05 The Turn to Restriction Room 2.1
Stephen Batalden : “State Policy and the Moscow Immigrant Labor Market: What is Legal and What is Illegal in Post-Soviet Labor Migration from the ‘Near Abroad’”? Brian Gratton, Catherine O'Donnell Kaplan : 400 Years of Animosity: Restrictionist Sentiment in the United States Daphne Halikiopoulou : The ethnic Criteria of Citizenship and Inclusion: Migration Policiy towards Religious Minorities in Greece J-5 CUL03 Mixed Marriages I: Politics and Policies Room 3.1
Betty de Hart : Protecting Dutch girls from the Harem. Dutch law and eduction on the dangers of marrying Islamic men Charlotte Laarman : Ethnically mixed relationships in a postcolonial context, 1945-2000 K-5 FAM04 The Borderline between Life and Death II: Neonatal and Perinatal Deaths Room 4
Gayle Davis : Stillbirth Registration and Perceptions of Infant Death in Britain, c.1854-1960 Anne Løkke : Still birth registration in Denmark 1800-1900 - concepts and effects. Diego Ramiro-Fariñas : Foetal mortality and mortality during childhood in Spain, 1890 till 2004. Robert Woods, Frans Van Poppel : The clustering of fetal deaths: evidence from Zeeland, The Netherlands in the nineteenth century L-5 LAT05 Political Representations of the Recent Past. Some Debates in Latin America Room 5.1
Silvia Dutrénit : Views on the Uruguay Peace Commission María Inés Mudrovcic : Historical Representation and Sacred Memory Nora Rabotnikof : Between Mith and Memory: the continuity of political experience M-5 ECO03 Inequality and Human Capital Acquisition in the 17th - 19th centuries I Room 5.2
Jord Hanus, Wouter Ryckbosch : L'histoire immobile? Or how to measure social structures and mobilities in pre-industrial urban societies Kerstin Manzel, Jörg Baten : Gender Inequality in Numeracy: The case of Latin America and the Caribbean, 1870-1940 Leandro Prados De La Escosura : International Inequality and Polarization in Living Standards, 1870-2000: Evidence from the Western World Jaime Reis : Is Education a Good Proxy for Human Capital? Measurement and Distributional Issues in Portugal during the 19th Century Tim Wegenast : Educational distribution within countries: the legacy of landlords N-5 SEX04 Diversions and Perversions in the Early Modern Period II Room 6.1
Tonya Lambert : The Female Body as Evidence against Rape in Early Modern England Marianna Muravyeva : Between Law and Morality: Sexual Violence in 18th century Russia Junko Takeda : From Discipline to Punishment: The Trials of Sexual Deviance during the Plague of Marseille, 1720 - 1723 O-5 LAB03 Comparative Perspectives on Workplace Culture Room 7.1
Steve Meyer : The Muscular Workplace: The Masculine Culture of Industrial Relations in Automobile Plants, 1930-1960 Leda Papastefanaki : Paternalism and gender in the workplaces: Greece, 1830-1940 P-5 GEO05 The Spaces of Civil Society IV: The Nation Room 8.1
Gerry Kearns : People and publics in the spaces of anticolonial nationalism José Ramiro Pimenta : The ‘Lusitanian Manor’: Eugenics, Nationalism and Archaeological Research in Portugal in the 1920s Karen Till : Remnants of communism in East Berlin: Urban renewal at Rosa Luxemburg Platz Q-5 SOC09 Paupers and the poor law Amphitheatre 3
Larry Frohman : The Birth of the Welfare State out of the Spirit of the Poor Laws Søren Rud : Urban Poor and the Colonial Connection Olga Salamatova : Poor laws in the 17th century England R-5 CUL10 History of Emotions I: Theoretical aspects of the history of emotions Amphitheater 4
Deidre Pribram : An Individual of Feeling: Emotion, Gender, and Subjectivity in Historical Perspectives on Sensibility Otto Ulbricht : Historians coping with emotion: From Lucien Febvre to William Reddy S-5 ANT03 Elite mobility and elite identity. Migration in the Roman World III Instituto de Arte
Claudia Moatti : Mobility and controls in the roman empire Danielle Slootjes : Locally relevant elites and their positions of power within local conflicts and crises, A.D. 193-284 T-5 CUL07 Transnational Migration and the Role of Ethnic Organisations Room 9
Magdalena Elchinova : Religious Institutions and the Construction of Immigrant Communities Katya Mihaylova : Some Aspects of the Ethnocultural Identity of Bulgarians in the Czech Republic Fridus Steijlen : Shifting identities: Moluccan second generation in the eighties. W-5 ASI02 ASI02 : The City in Asia (I): Contemporary and Historical Perspectives Room 2.12
Prashant Kidambi : Rethinking the Asian City: Recent perspectives in Indian and Chinese Historiography Manish Kumar Thakur : The Making of A Mofussil Netaji: A Study in Urban Political Culture X-5 ETH03 Refugee politics and refugee relief Room 2.13
Monique Laney : Rethinking “Operation Paperclip”: A Transnational Perspective Stephen Porter : American Refugee Affairs in the Early Cold War: Labor Exploitation and the Geopolitics of Human Rights Jessica Reinisch : Displaced Persons and the Politics of Rationing Y-5 WOM16 Gender in the Early Modern World Room 2.14
Janine Lanza : Family wealth and marriage settlements of siblings in early modern Paris Maritere Lopez : The Art of Courtship in Early Modern Conduct Manuals Daniel Murphree : Conquistadores, Huguenots, and Sexuality: Constructing Gender in the Florida Borderlands, 1513-1573 Gabriele Pieri : "Competent boys" and "obedient girls": Female Role Models in Catechisms and School Bibles in early modern Germany (16th to early 19th century)
Wednesday 27 February 2008
16.30
A-6
ECO04
Gateways, Hinterlands and Urban Networks: Transportation, Trade and Distribution from European Gateway Cities, 1650-1900
Cave A
Marion Huibrechts : The importance of Liège arms trade in the American Revolutionary era Pourchasse Pierrick : The linseed trade from Northern Europe to Brittany Jeroen Salman : The role of the itinerant bookseller in the Dutch distribution network (1700-1850) Michael-W. Serruys : Urban networks on the move. The Austrian Netherlands' transit policy and the influence on the commercial flows between the Southern Netherlands and the Dutch Republic (1713-1789) Miki Sugiura : Dutch inland distribution system. Goods-specialized merchants in gateway cities and hinterlands 1600-1750. B-6 EDU03 Children with 'special needs' Cave B
Rene Ruby : The Blind in Danish Society and the History of the Danish Association of the Blind in the 20th Century Patrick Ryan : "Competent to Conduct his own Affairs': Individual Intelligence and Foster Children in Cleveland, Ohio between the World Wars Karin Zetterqvist Nelson : Child Psychiatry in Sweden 1945-2000 Professional claims and struggles in the clinical field of child psychology and child psychotherapy C-6 HIS03 Making large complex databases easy to use Cave C
Kees Mandemakers : Structuring and Distributing Longitudinal Historical Data for Comparative Analysis Hans Jørgen Marker : Counting Danes D-6 CRI07 Policing Cave D
Drew Gray : An example of that unity, and of that dependence of parts on each other, without which no well constructed and efficient system of police can ever be expected”: Policing the City of London, c.1780-1829 Gonçalo Rocha Gonçalves : Ordering the streets: Police and traffic in Lisbon (1890 – 1910) Haia Shpayer-Makov : Revisiting the Detective Figure in Late Victorian Fiction E-6 FAM10 Individual Experiences of Vulnerability Cave E
Satomi Kurosu, NorikoTsuya : Household Socioeconomic Status and Individual Vulnerability in Early Modern Japan: Mortality at Different Stages of Life in Three Northeastern Villages Leonard Schwarz : Reconstructing the lives of the London poor, 1725-1824 Samantha Shave : A Policy for the Vulnerable? Experiences of and negotiations for Relief in Gilbert's Unions, 1782- C.1845. F-6 LAB34 Pre-industrial Labour Contracts 1: theoretical approaches Sala Leite de Vasconcelos
Robert Knegt : Towards a comparative analysis of pre-industrial labour contracts G-6 HEA06 International Anti-Tuberculosis in the Twentieth Century - Variations on a Theme? Amphitheatre 2
Niels Brimnes : The troubled life of the BCG-Vaccine, 1945-82 Len Smith, Janet Mccalman : TB in Black and White: the contrasting mortality of dispossessed Aborigines and dislocated Europeans in Victoria, Australia, 1850-1950 H-6 MAT14 Material culture and modernization Room 1.1
Emília Marques : Material culture and social conflict: distinction and counter-distinction in the Portuguese “Carnations Revolution” (1974) Tibor Valuch : The power of consumption - The changing of fashionable clothing in Hungary in the second half of the 20th century I-6 POL18 Concepts and contexts of party political activism in 20th century Britain Room 2.1
Lawrence Black : 'The free world’s largest youth political movement’: The Young Conservatives in the 1950s and 1960s Gidon Cohen, Andrew Flinn & Lewis Mates : Party Activism in Post-War Britain: Towards a Multiple Recapture Study Daniel Ritschel : (Re-)Constructing British Fascism: Explaining Sir Oswald Mosley’s Ideology of British Fascism Andrew Thorpe : Organisation or Policy? Labour Party Membership in World War II Britain J-6 CUL04 Mixed Marriages II: Representation and Agency Room 3.1
Maayke Botman : Representation of Dutch-Moroccan interethnic family relations and identity in Abdelkader Benali’s novel: De Langverwachte (The Long-Awaited) Karin Maria Schmidlechner : Cross Cultural Marriages in Austria K-6 CUL11 History of Emotions II: Emotions in 20th century Germany Room 4
Anthony Mcelligott : Mixing up public emotions: murder in Germany 1900-1940 Edward Price : From Powell Doctrine to Police Action: The American Public's Influence on the War in Iraq L-6 ORA08 Interviews over time: data interpretation Room 5.1
Ene Kõresaar, Tiiu Jaago : The “truth of continuity” in Estonian oral history and life story narratives: negotiating the meaning of the 20th century Miroslav Vanek : Memories behind the machines M-6 ELI21 The culture of difference (Enlightenment and post-Enlightenment Europe) Room 5.2
Mikkel Venborg Pedersen : Dykes, Haubargs, Bullocks, and Teacups ... The peasant-farmer elite of Eiderstedt, Schleswig, and the symbolic establishing of status and hierarchy during early modernity Marc Schalenberg : Selling the City: How 18th century German residence towns “marketed” themselves N-6 WOM14 Women and Medical Care in Modern Europe Room 6.1
Lynn Lubamersky : The Advantage of being “A Polish Woman, and a foreigner in their country”: the Life of Regina Salomea Pilsztynowa Sabine Veits-Falk : Migration of Women Doctors (19th and early 20th century) O-6 LAB06 Farm workers Room 7.1
Juan Marinez : Transition from Farm Workers to Farm Owners: A Case Study of Hispanic Farmers in Southwestern Michigan. Stephen Pitti : Cesar Chavez, the Grape Boycott, and Migrant Farm Labor Dionicio Valdes : Up From Colonialism P-6 ETH11 Bounding and Unbounding Spaces and Places Room 8.1
Vibha Bhalla : Detroit, Windsor as Transnational Spaces: A Case Study of Asian Indian Migrants Nora Faires : Blacks on the Border: Migration, Freedom, and Detroit as Portal and Destination Q-6 FAM12 The Impact of the 'Industrious Revolution' on the Family Amphitheatre 3
Ragnhild Hutchison : Tile and brick production – early modern industry in Norway in a household perspective Gloria L. Main : The Employments of Children in the Earliest Phases of Industrialization in Rural New England, 1740-1840 Teresa Pinto : Industrial schools and the gender division of labour in Portugal in the late 19th century R-6 ELI05 Elites and nationalism in comparative perspective Amphitheater 4
Prachi Deshpande : Foreign travel?: Homeland and Migration in 18th and 19th century India Aliye Fatma Mataraci : A Merchant Network: Reading Muslim Merchants through Trade Letters Vanni Pettinà : The United States against the Cuban nationalist elites: searching for the interlocutor S-6 ANT04 The other as neighbour. Alterity and acculturation in the ancient world Instituto de Arte
Miguel John Versluys : Modernity at large? Cultural dimensions of Romanisation Greg Woolf : Othering the ancestors: how Romans made their past a foreign country T-6 POL06 Vehicles of nation-building in Europe Room 9
Emese Lafferton : Strategies of Nation-Building in Hungarian Ethnography, Anthropology and Eugenics between 1867-1918 Valerie Mast : National Definitons: Sermons and the Jews in late Nineteenth Century Hungary Slavka Otcenasova : Making a Czechoslovak - collective identity formation in history textbooks Jennica Thylin : Provincialisms and Nationalism. Finland-Swedish Language Planning from a Nation Building Perspective U-6 SEX02 Languages of sexuology Room10.2
Runar Jordåen : The medicalization of homosexuality revisited Judith Schuyf : 'In Berlin-Zoo homosexual swans can be observed' Robert Tobin : Sexual Danger and the Sexologists V-6 SOC08 Norms and social pracitices in welfare institutions (1500 – 1900) Room 2.10
Chris Leonards : 19th century congresses on philanthropy, welfare and ‘control of the poor’: interfacing global views and local practices Sebastian Schmidt : Administration, Supervision and Everyday Life in Early Modern Hospitals in the Electorate of Trier Alfred Weiss : Beyond the norm? Norms and everyday life in the hospitals of Salzburg and Klagenfurt in the early modern times (1500-1800) W-6 ASI03 ASI03 : The City in Asia (II): Contemporary and Historical Perspectives Room 2.12
Jaideep Gupte : Communal Violence, Organised Crime and Vulnerability: urban survival strategies in Mumbai, India Ami Shah : Global Dreams, Local Nightmares: Urban 'Development' and Destruction in Ahmedabad, India Y-6 ETH04 The Cold War and the Integration of Migrants Room 2.14
Cecilia Notini : The Cold War, refugees and national security: Sweden’s handling of Eastern European refugees 1945 – 1968 Eric Payseur : “God Bless Reagan” and “God help Canada”: The Polish Canadian Action Group’s Campaign in Toronto and Ottawa during the 1980s Machteld Venken : Experiencing Disturbed Transnationalism in a Cold War Context. Migrants from behind the Iron Curtain in Belgium (1945-1989/91) |
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